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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-25
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.

A young man who gives his resi-.
dence as Houston has been arrested
and is being held in Jail by Sheriff
Num- on suspicion OF stealing an au.
tomobile which he was endeavoring to
sell here for si25. The car. we are in.
formed, is a seven.passenger. but the
Eagle did not learn the make. or the
name Of the young man. His case will
be thoroughly Investigated by Sheriff
Num- before definite action is taken.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-25
REVOLUTION IN
CHINA SPREADING
Government Troops In One Province
Have Joined Revolutionary
Forces.


Picking. Dec. 2b.-Government troops
in the province OF Yuan have Joined
the revolutionists under Tsiao. who
declared the province independent and
guaranteed safety for foreigners. The
revolutionary forces now number
three thousand. Conditions In the
kweichow province are unsettled. but
disaffections are not reported from
other southern provinces.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-25

Remember that the Lord forgave all
His enemies and prosecutors, and you
cannot claim much consideration from
Him unless you do the same. II you
have an enemy grab him by the arm
and invite him to tax a-glass OF grape
juice with you. We hope you are a
friend OF ours.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-25

The happiest people in Bryan today
were those who have done the most in
contributing TO the needs OF others.
We do not mean the most in dollars
and cents. but in service.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-25
NEW STOCK.

The following items we have been
buying out for our customers We now
have In stock:
Waco Butter Bread.
Stove Pipes.
SILK Hose.
Blankets. Wool or Cotton.
O'Cedar Mops.
O'Cedar Polish.
Alarm Clocks.
Towels.
Clothes Lines and Pins.
Chicken Feed.
We deliver NOW.
Phone Phone Phone
2s5 3s5 ls5
HENsARLING MERCANTILE co.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-25

Unless yoq have cleansed your
heart OF all bitterness. all hatred. all
malice. all envy. you cannot say
Peace on earth. good will 10 men"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-25

"For unto you is born this day in
the city OF David Savious. which is
Christ the Lord"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-25

Gasoline, under air pressure in a
tubular handle, is used In 4 new self.
heating fiatiron.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-25

The henpecked husband develops
into free-thinker when his wife goes
on a visit.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-12-25

What did Santa Claus bring youg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23
10000 JOIN
SUFFER ACIST
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son is for suffrage % Suffrage means
better babies Suffrage means
pure milk Suffrage means clean
.trcc's. Seven million women yot,
elsewhere In the world, why not In
New York;" and costing about 81.
500. made the parade yeritab!c
river OF gay colors. In the midst OF
all the bright banners. however. viii
be- this solemn cry in deep, black
torder. New York women have
no vote at all"
Mrs. Leonard Thomas. Newport
society leader will carry the inter.
national Woman Suffrage alliances
bonner that viii Lead tn b'g pa
rdde She will be the first woman
~ the entire inc walking in adj
vance OF Mrs. Clrric ChaIi1au Gait.
This section " IT, include a proxy
r. ccession" ~ the % nations ret-
resented in the alliance. but no ma.
iional colors will he carried except
hat America and Uncle sam viii
Lad. The women are To wear pure
white
The main d:vfsions OF the line,
which starts from Washington.sq.
ar 2 D. m. and marches mp Fifth-
evo. 10 Fifty ninth ST.. will 10 the
International section, the National
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23
OUTLOOK Is GOOD
FOR BEET SUGAR

" X Edear 4 sons Weekly re-
view Of he sugar trade bias ta.- 10
say with reference 20 beet sussr
Advanced % points on Monday.
and 10 points on Wednesday Prices.
however, did not follow the market
quite as sharply IS the cane renHers
did and the trade thus had az op-
portuuity 10 bus on the way up
Present quotations FOR Michigan
sugar sos in central territory ana
5.i5 beyond and all interests are
arm at this basis The present crop
In Ohio. Indiana and southern Mich.
igan promises 10 bee very heavy
one. In the north the prospects for
tonnage are not so good Tine sugar
content OF the beels j. low all
around though the purity j. good
With the heavy rains that have
been visiting the territory week al.
ter week. harvesting has been in
creasingly difficult and IL is only
now that all. or about all, OF the
factories are in operation. DELAYS
in shipment, therefore. are the rule,
and II will be at east another week
before this situation IS entirely
cleared"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23


culati,n today. one report wat that
Villa Was instis ting the attacks up
on the American troops I'm reprisal
for this governments recognition Of
Carran-a and in hope of forcing
American intervention across the
boundary.
another rumor was that villa has
secured new american tinaLcial
backing for further revolt still
another was that Felix DiaS vas TO
mcnting new revolution In coop
GRAFTON with Zapata.
Government agents here are close
~ watching activities of McXicans in
this country. Arrests are certain IL
tangible evidence can be- secured
that either money or arms is being
sent TO any antiCarranzista factions.
The achievements for General
Funston orderd from Dallas 10
Brownsville, the Twenty. eighth in
fantry, was due to reach the border
late today.
Wholesale arrests OF suspects are
being made by the border patrols.
shit or other troops to the trouble
center at Brownsville is contem-
plated.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23
IMICHIGAN'S
WELCOME
TO NJ. A. &.
,,oa,,.uea irom rase oa-J

Tor today as Will be- found IN the
country. Any combination OF the
boys he has announced as starters
viii make the average 200 pounds.
ana with Rehor starting. the ante
Is boosted To an average ol 20i.
This includes the ends. Benton
weighs 1870 pounds and Whalen 40
AS hefty pair OF aankcrs as the
game has ever seen. The Aggies
will average 10 pounds lighter In
the line. but have Il ON the Wolv
crimes in experience and ability.
particularly II Blackjack f. kept in
the trenches. The Nost bacffeld
will average 1876 pounds, thanks Co
Bastian's heft. while the Aggies will
he bit more than that.
Weather conditions are ideal
There has been no serious rain for
a week. and the turf on Ferry field
is in excellent condition, The air
Is brisk and clear. a trihe warm
for the Sridders but great fer the
spectators. OF whom 1000 have come
down from Lansing and as many
more from Detroit and upstate. II
IA planned To do things up brown
today Both the Agyie and Nichi.
gan bands are ont. and II was re-
ported this morning the block M"
would make It's appearance in the
north stands during the game.
Another rumor was chasing
around the campus. but Il could not
10 confirmed and Is 100 good TO be
lieve. II was asserted that Yost NJ
last had surrendered TO the agon.
iyed plealings ~ the populyce end
the press tox, and would number
his mon Hitherto ~ has stead
fa7tly refused to yield TO progress
and the spirit OF the times in his
respect
There has been considerable bet.
ting on the game this morning. but
little plungiug For the first tim,
In the history OF these games. bet
ting Is al even money. and while
confidence Is brazenly displayed In
every quarter. il is easy TO per.
ceive that neither campus squadron
is certain OF victory The critics
are in the same predicament Al
he moment OF the games start
draws near. and the ale Of yellow
and White chrysanthemuris on the
street corners Is becoming brisk
tho conviction grows that this bet
lie OF Nichigan's great elevens Is
absolutely an even money PROPOSE
tion with the victory hanging or
the breaks OF the game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23
STUDENTS
ORGANIZE
Council to Be Formed
In WyandOtte High
School

wYANDOTTE. Mitch. DC: Ca
wyandotte high, schooi viii nave a
student council at last. This is
to be "a reality, a. Ross smitn, prin
cipal, is organizing it. and the-s are
now 20 many students in the school
with the seventh and eighth grade
added. Heretofore, tho students
only tried 10 organize council
without the help IT ,he faculty. and
the plans never succeeded
There vIll be dalega'os from al
the cias-es the senior class HAVING
the greater number. and iue faculty
will also be represented Tie ser.
Tors viii have sour DELEGATES. and
the freshmen In fhe junior scaoo,
will have bat or between .ae two
divisions Of the class
The senior class .lc~teI the fol
+ luwing officers p 4trat. DAVID
I Henderson. vice-rrasidaut Mae
Sharlow secretary re- rer. Ruth
/ Nixon.
The junior class ere bnyInc thei-
class pins.
/ There being no regular game Sat
urday. The Reserve win plav the
/ Ford CITY team
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23
HIGHLAND ARK.

Nw0 Leon RoEir ks. - F1rd -4,.
Wrt F'. erf.' came frrn Sew YORK
WIZ Give concert Friday Sow
no l-lu.f. 81 p church rls' .nnrer-
wil D." for the benefit o. the a4ur
fund rlrI fhs church
Nre rs f Adams. ~ Terr4fU
rfrF ls visiting hog brother e Dta-
hgrra
ST. and NJ 3. -. Paul .s Ysra-..
ont. ars guests - 81 arI Hr = ISL
la"u, y SO zi3 Busll E.s..-a,s
wet
sil-v Jessie Brown. of NIre4f
Mob. is ne @u"st o. hrr sfsr Ni-s
Eu p.lI ~ Cpttar, Grove
Mrs Gsorg" Bail. ~ Sn w. rarF-
Irr-rve has been called to Bad 49,
where Nv mother iF serlou. ff
AGNES Iarglrr. the little asuzUfr.
af Mr. and Airs Fran1 Itr-l... 40
80 us Iiighllud-ave. a. 800 uHf.
srariet f've
Mr. end Mrs Charles TsIrrs.. ~
Rome. y. y VIII spend we wI.f.r
with Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. GIIbrft
~ No. it1 C5ndier-avo
Mrs. Lake. 81 Va. 80 iaStd"ra-ave
has returned from "a trip through
',rada
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Hall. Of Flint. have
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23

m ~ and b. = p 4. =, : Io
Eesul1r ser, ..,s at i'. ~,rmou "S
-ptupt walsh basin.
Fir>t congregational. ", andotte.
MtrrfU- ~sF...Dc- az iH fu. Kew a.
w I.uv- VIII Vr't-V uU Twins ut
bread HlHrt. Sunday r."'.. 1t p
D.. christian hn.caNur az els b. m
ENcu.uI ~,r, t,.~ Jt $50 g.. w ~,t-
mon ns pastor ou t-e theme, The
Iutm,.. Pm ~stn--ry convention
rrc-b,tcrtau. W,aadour
Nuru.#E services ~ t' a. '1. Ser
mon hr Nse ~ ~ SrwrlL Siuta,
school ar 1850. Christian EUovNNur
az r.s-. and r,'nirg SERVICES A. 3o
r. m E y Anthem, VIII lead th,
b. So rgI.v "t0ptsrinS politics for
God
- stephens Episcopal wsHndottc.
Erf 90 DIT Robinson, rector
s,hn.. ne ti.ii and evening services
rrin.r ~, iu,h.. w,pudot,e.
N.TT.nE ~gr,fr'- Jt b" A r'. Ser
mon er rbr CHRISTIANS Ike and .r"
Fs--r.l services for MIR, f>.
Ma.'-. Et g. w ~,sruro 10 tnsi --
AMI GERMAN
Chr, ian E,Snsei'ruI Lutheran
N.-r.rG ~.gH .rr~ tr tn 81 ..a. h. N'i -
mon .y the Rev. 4 FhrrdI,N % f3.
t.N' what the true faitH in Jesus
~rr.t, school st w
Tire Mems Rsucst ,.r.rty vii meet
I u,~.t. evening
The church OF the sd'cut
REGULAR ~e.'' +"
fam ay tar E.. Et~ry A. Ns.'.E
sunday school ~.
Itr.t N~thudtst Trenton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23
MT. CLEMENS

Fred Hsnch. % this CITY, this
rrcrnIrE purchased the meat market
known 49, the civ cash Market on
Peari-sf. heretofore r7nducted ty
EarreHt Meisrhuer
Brandon Price. aire-t rar-old son a
Mr. and Mrs Charles price. ~0lorrd.
- fg 'DIr'-H'.. passed away - u
%. .|sr j. F-flrF forenoon The cost %
had been % four days and the father
claims b." was srI. g. ~ ssrIr" the
serE. .eF ~ 81 phYs.f IAN Appendicitis
NHr thought 20 &c. the rause
Aruruureme i.t made - the mar
r.a-r ~ Mes olive Prescott. fauSh
ter Of Fr tJsorhfre Faird ~ THIS
rift AMI Carl Ward - Detroit. the
wedding hasinE taken place Jan p,
THO ulre-ri-o-p vii adjourn sat
.rteH having completed their fall
fni IHGrHd1F rDrFld"rnble ~ q
jf"s 'e took Jlare over the county pest
ir.. and lu rrEHrn tD % resolution
whereby each township IN tie county
f. -.1 Poo com PEELED % maintain It,
HH-H Institution several member 81
f.e board Contend 'he-pest hou~e now
H.trE HTtn intnsd near This rI'y
aEHlll NOT .ha county charge
A. fet no lsZai proceeding has
'asr instituted ruaiust Mrs Lillian
20 olson. rltrsfd with psnferirz
Report Had ~ Friday that the woman
" air .' and NJ Nr 81 * y WILSON. ~. n
Detroit. arc listing friends hero
ur Josephine snird returned home
friday from visit ln char'sston. W.
Attorney william sawn was called
20 Cincinnati Friday. on bushes,
Mf and Mrs. Tbonas Msher hay,
fttIrued home from ~ fvO- " - X ~
stay witt friends Iu tieveland
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23

iuStitt lion. HIS rtselNsnue has
served as an e6oIGDlf 10 those who
y irk With him. R.'h tbo result, that
'hc church when ,u.a c'ts the hos.
p.tal needs 10 contribute only about
q 500 per year fCj j., maintenance
Two years AZ, The miKadC or.
frreo Or. Teus',r s.an0C 'or lev
hospital buildHB~ providing h"
~ouId make The n tuition non.
Christian in char cleL The Ameri-
cad plysician.r, ss.Gn1ry promptly
rejected the offe-. declaring that -.
i.uke's would remain s Christian IN.
stitution Recei.l'. The Japanese
rdler towed 20 tho wi'l Of Or. Teus.
Ter anu gave -hG money without
slriues' attached % the donation.
This IL said TO be the frs, Instance
In which Japanese emperor has
contributed 10 the support Of a
strictly Christian institution.
Or. Teusler. in his address. said
in part.
For many years. America was
Japans warmest friend but OF late
there has cone suspicion and mis-
understanding and. on Americas
part. several direct overt acts,
which have somewhat estrangel
Japan and have caused serious Ia
ternatiOnal friction The attitude
OF California and the acts ~ her or.
fcials are even more offensive 10
Japan than the immigration laws
she has enacted Newspaper seek
ing sensationalism have created an
atmosphere highly dangerous 10 the
peace 81 America and Japan
The proposition 10 ueutralizc
Nsnchurian railways without con
sulting the wishes ~ Japan and
Russia. the exclusion Of Japan by
American hnauciers prominent n
the -four power" loan TO China
former President Rooscvelt'S policy
that America must dominate the
commerce OF the Pacific. and thr
California anti.sllen land law-sucn
things rs these were bound 70 cs
, TRANCE Japan.
THE nonsense published IN
| American ncwsi apers last sprin
nd In tie cary summer. concern
ing Japan's alleged intention 10 an
rex China while Europe was en-
'broiled Ia war, vas another reason
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23
YPSILANU

=. The Methods, Episcopal Woman
f"rrlEn " iDuarf ... lefty 4-. f- D.
Ing plans Ton $3.50 rr tur8Bfa wae-.. a.
which 81 tu le held rh.rsdar aflsr.
noon. OCT IS 80 The hurrn The
Denton society aud others win l.
gusts and special rrlsra-, vr. .,
ne earned "H'. So rluN"raf, Iuu. b.
con viii De served
Miss la Verne Ross. OF She Uuiv-r-
SHY 81 MfyhiE9r. BE- rf-rf.rE fNr
week end BOZ the bonn, af Far fa.r.r rl
PROT and NJ De H.rrat Ross. lt
North Hsmlltop-zt
william Mufdp.t nf tho -t.fe
saNlnfs bsnt. b. "rIvlL4 Hsw 1851.
Studeh1kcr touring r.r
~ and Mrs. 50 IS Poet have, .-4.,l.
10 Their homr ir ~ .i,fphI4
pr \, " bseaUu. uf ta. N.rN.,.a,f
episcopal church. l- attending rr.
meetings iu Detroit 80 90, ifrart..
ment
w b. Hatch has purfs.ed fa. ~
W Densuore farm iu Yua lprt town
ship and takes pogees. !. Sod It
plans.
NJ and Mrs cha. Eas.-,. ~
y pthanti township. ont q. Icf.tff.
Saturday morning. 10 attend fn.
Msddiug ~ Miss Ella 90 Roberts audi
William l. Bloc Miss Roberts +.
naughtor - Nrs Char it.Derts. s
pll"y, resident ~ t1nsress and
81 brt is former rsf-l-r,wu
Co N'"- '''"''T>
Ths knlshfs Of Pytbias ami or.
mni Seit .'iot eln lnrnt ss.prla iUn VIII
ho.i bnSiness sessions. Monday
MS ~ w. Poster will ne hostess
Ahursaay. Oct. ~. To the stony Greek
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23
BIRMINGHAM

Mrs Fred Fisher. % th,s place. az
f"4rci Ms. John case. % Detroit, IN
b .a tmp'uuship match Al the Detroit
Golf club Friday afternoon.
Ms Wynn Yesterday and dSugh-
ter. Rachel have returned from a
Nlstt with friends in. Ypsilanti.
oryal Jones IS III with typhoid
fever. IN his hcme.
the birmingham high school foot
bail team played the Royal OAK
team. Friday afternoon m RirminS-
ham on Barnas Reid. The score was
Is o. ia favor 81 loyal oak.
g.Ssr sg the Warren Anus, ment
cluh, Ff'3ay evening. oct. -. IN Eek
stems han tn Warren.
The Mission circle ~ the FIRST
Baptist church VIII meet I'm the home
ar MIS- John Allen. on Harmou-aye A..
Thursday afternoon. oct p
guest % Fred Is Fisher. ON north
TIE Birmingham club viii give a
Halloween party IN ,ts club house,
saturday evening, oct 80.
Mr. AMI Mrs j Rowe have return
ea from weeks visit with friends
ard relatives In Manchester. Mich.
Mrs. Charles Mills. * Poutla
spent Friday with her mother, Mrs
John Baldwin on west Mapl"-aVe
Mss Rose .dc-iregor VIII entertain
tue MFndelssohn ,lub NJ her nour
pn BrcVu-st.. this evening
ft"HFT' tNFF4if went " eel eSAaN or
hunting twp up north.
Ms William PrHce has gone TO
Pittsrur- 10 visit her daughter.
Mr.. Charles Let.
Frank Schlaark and David Boil
have gore 10 GreenEille 70 spend a
The ladies Ail society. Of FRANK
lin. viii give "a halloween party.
Monday evening lr tusrins hall
Ms J. scott mas reformed ..
Rochester y y after visiting Mr.
arr Mrs l. Sftt4r, IN Bat~S-~f
Ms a. ~ Marlin. Of Detroit.
spent Friday with Mrs } W BROWN.
Iurtst-s.
NJ and Ms John Roy and dalrh-
ter. CHRISTINA. ~ Port Sanj'sc. and
Jo.u Parker. 20 l..Nlugtua. are guests
OF Nj. and Mrs. David ROY. un
BroWu-st.
Mr. ana Mrs Joseph WiEl.y. -
I.lzerre Y y. are visiting Mr. and
Mr.. samuel Green. ~ Eruwu- lest
Mr. Harry Allen. % Detroit sVv-'
Trid4E with her parents NJ AID
Mrs Warren C'fr's <nuthHeif- ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23
Teeo,ohc FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS L
Local

Woman Suffrage association. the
Empire state campaign committee.
headed by Mrs. Raymond Brown, the
state president: tbs woman suf-
frage party, divided into boroughs
and subdivided into assembly dis
tricts. and occupa,ionsl groups. The
largest of these will be the city EN-
ployes recruited by Commissioner
of Correction katherine h. Davis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23
ANN ARBOR


Mo- II j. III date chosen r- rhe
board es zat-rus-r- - N-, .-rrt r-s.-
Fen,.s for th.. house. .g4~....-... .I..i re-
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ard friends ~ tre E.-t. uhr are it-
al nv the SaEaerr, rsr.i.. u Do
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mouse. w.l sa the gtaz. 8F honor.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23

been ,vcvnt guests OF Mr. aud Mrs e.
a Matkius. 20 ". 1875 RereSford-
Nj burgIatL oI Monterey u
cor tu.J 90 hts ipmr With illness
Mr. ~ Johnston. - RiChton-avC d.
b. slowly 'r,nVrrlus lrom "A serious
operation
Mr. g. r. Wright. Of No 90 Midi
laUu-rvr is visiting her sister. Mrs
William Grant. Of flncOning. Mich.
MI y p MCGutfte, OF Toronto. =
tlr guest 20 her daughter. Mrs. J. l.
e. i..r.~t .nf 40. lNS paVisou-aVc
The roy William Trctu. OF New
Work uffn. - Co he rector 90 ~ Al.
baus Episcopal church. commeuCins
Nov =
The Teachers Training class OF the
Raaf~f church viii meet In the horne
OF lIEIr lSler. of No. lfT Ruena VS.
ta-aVt west. Monday at y. M.
= surprise party was giVen on
N-ruai1 Horn. ot No. lla Geneva ave.
ThIrslay evening by his school
f..HrFs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23

and 10 or, machine bolts. email. soc
and = of. Ia &c, 4sr Aua " '" '.7.
aises-No. sufea AlutN - No
I green hlaes. Toe. - 1Ied liza
t..ed veal ~, 49, -. green saI
KIP. I6c, 80. 1 cured .aSsi-.-4. &c. -
4 .Teeu tuuT4aln. l2,. No -4fte t-4A
lsc, Nc. 4 green cali, To-. NJ. Isyfss
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gasoi. ne. luC 4eg ga
Prov,.ioPs- Ness pork. az Fam
fly So 30. clear SACKS. SO. 30 q NH't.
smoked hams. aplsr. penis ? uls.
lli.ulgct bacon. 1870 s.. lard. n
tieTceS 80, kettle reLce!eA ~ -
suxHrs-Corrcri.I daily ~ ~ d.
Edgar 4 sons -tHt "VH noes.
o.. SCI. 90. a-IH.. $500. t@., "-
lets. SO est iotI ..t-.
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bulk. S5fa. &t-ulit.rt. -I[ ,li-
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crystal domino t., ~ ~ t..'
A. 500. -.'fr. -r- \.
s. so. NO. g. 500 80. ' 80. IS.
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$3.50 ". ~. S. -. 80 o. So 30
No rs. $50. ror-.5.lu- r.NtIre
S. ~ bee; -ralHatsd. So. per l7"
lbs. hcu-. mold ruWu. tS. 81 % ease.
tlSe Du, tS go Cass, $500 per rasv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23
Geographic
BETHLEHEM
FALLS OFF

NEW YORK, oct 23.--An initial
Jump Of 10 points from yesterday
close IN Bethlehem Steel featured
the stock marekt opening today. A
hundred shares sold at $50. United
states Steel was also active. though
not showing as great an advance
selling Mt 81. mp IS. The motor
xtocks opened well, Maxwell AZ
n 3s. up 3.s. and General Mo.
tors at 37i, up /.
Railroads were quiet. Canadian
Paclhc mp 1. at f72. while Union
Pacific sold OF IA NJ 1875 80.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23

received implicit instructions to
bring in all persons caught speed
ing"
The first arrest since the super.
intendent interviewed the motor.
cycle officers Mas made late Friday
night Patrolmen OF the central
station brought In Elliott Seaver.
30 years old. of No. 300 ST Clair
ave. and charged him with reckless
driving He was locked up and
charge of being drunk was made.
Scaver. the officers declare. was at.
tempting TO drive his car through
crowded traffic. imperiling many pc
dcstrians His auto was taken TO
'he central station and chained