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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
WORTHWHILE

The Worthwhile hiEh school football
Team lost Go Beleville high by a
score ~ s. 60 IN the game played
Nelson r.. BoEart has returned
from Frankfort where ne has been
stationed for the past three weeks
in che interest ~ the L. = Fish com
Mrs. Eva Loomls is visiting rela-
tivcs in Detroit
The Tharksgiyiug service viii be
held In the First Baptst church.
Thursday evening. with Rev T. l..
walker. pastor of the Methodist
Bank statements issued by the TWO
local banks a. the close Of business
Nov 10. as called for NY the state
bankiug department. show the total
resources % the banks 90 be $500
4l>.Sl, ana the combined deposits
The Bcrean Bible class of tho VI.
+ sunday school Of which Chas A.
po,ph is teacher. held social meet
tnE OF the home Of the yiCepres ST.
dent. Donald Baker. Friday evening
The sunday morning services at
thu Methodist church were IN the
nature OF a review Of the years work
IN the Womans Home Missionary so
ciety The occasion was also OBJ
served In the annual thank Offering
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert welfare enter
tslued the Elite club. saturday eve
'M'gnon. with Miss Beatriz Mich
elena ia the title role. WAS the sat-
urday evening feature az the Alseium
thcater
Mrs William y Murdoch. OF Ypsi-
lantt, Is spending a Few DAYS al the
nome Il Mr..and Ms. Peter h. Bar
ley
blrs and Mrs oscar s. Harger. u
66I LOthrop- Detroit. residents
uf this vicinity for nearly half q
century. celebrated their tiftietG
wedding anniversary az their home
10 Detroit, sunday
Miss Hazel Perfins was in Detroit.
saturday.
Mrs charles a. Schoultz will en-
terrain the members Of the a.. OF =
club at her home on Oakland g.,
Monday evening.
Miss sadie Bentley. II Walls.
Lake, spent the week-,ad as the
guest Of Miss June Tllkins
The people or Noyi tow nship and
that part OF Worthwhile township
served by the newly created rural
route out OF harrington are eud~Av-
oring 20 secure the replacement OF
the route out of Novi Much dis
satisfaction is expressed at the
change as 10 is stated that very li-tle
Is saved BY the re-routing super
visor II. NJ Bogart was at Flint and
saginaw. Thursday and Friday, In
the interests OF the patrons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22

Doc the biggest event %. As kind ever
Alteu h-4t l- ana Prusrr~e thls week.
LaI-Gaz grotto, No 90, NJ v. y +.
h.. j, slNl me, thr fdlr. which rs bttus
h,iU lu WriubeTgs coliseum
br D. o. " bristol left today FOR
New lutk ,ItA on business trlp.
M.ss katherine Tremper attended
tho wedding Uf her sister in sag
lnaV. SATURDAYS eNeuius
Miss Marie llttNNay was the suc7'
~ Urr tuuL AIRS. Henry Buchta, an
ID, tIu.t over tue week. end.
AI.irb Nltsc is iu bWossO, who're
he VS. t.a guest ut Fred Cheiie.
Mrs r. g. Scott. ot 81 cloud.
Mimi is visiting mere -or few
M.-s Jessie >earlos and Miss Davis.
of Saginaw. are guests Of Mrs Eva
Mrs. CARR, kauschruuurg who has
been Nisitns m Lausins has return
Ell home.
Mtss Mae OHearu. "a teacher iu tho
Central eighth grace. who has been
"a patient IN 81 Josrpis sauitartuul.
is lmpro, tns rapidly, and her quick
recovery IS expected.
Miss Louise TaN who recently
underwent an operation al ~, Jo-
sephs sapitlrium. has been removed
60 her home on Broadway.
Patents from the United states
,n salem township have neen regis
tered In the reg ister OF deeds otncc
hy Ncru q. Markley. The patents
We're issued In 1870 to James IL.
Woods. In Detroit
Mrs. a. W. zones viii entertain the
Third Ward Ee0ding circle this eve
ming at her home on Bruoks-st
The Woman Relief corps VIII
meet al the - y Il. Headquarters In
the city hail tomorrow afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
PRIEST IN
HERO ROLE
FRI Gle m e t Pursues
Thieves, Receivers
5000 in Cash

RIVER ROUGE, Mich, Nov. o.
They stole the cash register, but
the Rev Fl Emanuel Clement dem.
onstrated his ability as a hunter
and runner, and they dropped II
Two bold robbers were wise TO
the fact that the cash register con.
tanning tse money taken in AZ the
third performance of the Mid.
night Charge" produced by Our
Lady u Lourdes Dramatic club in
the school hall, Sunday evening. re-
posed IN the lobby, so. in the pres
ence Of many people. they carried
il away.
Father Clement, however. had
seen them. so he chased them up
the streets and down alleys. until
the thieves dropped the cash reg
ister on the sidewalk
The amount in the register was
about sZ00.
No one in the audience knew OF
the robbery until after the perform
ance, as the Rev. Clement raised no
alarm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
BIRMINGHAM

The Modern Marcauee lodge gave a
birthday party Saturday afternoon FOR
the mem hCrs who have birthdays ia
October and November
Alfred Deer. 60 years Old died on
Thursday uiert al his home on the
Campbell subdivision He is sur
vivcd 1y a widow. three daughter.
Miss Florence. Mrs. Walter Allen ani
Mrs Jonu Foreman. OF this city. and
sis sons, Eugene. or ROYAL oak. Al
fred and william, Of Tilsonburg. Ont.
John. Robert and Frank OF Birmlng-
ham, and three brothers. W l. Deer.
q hrm. ugham. Arthur. OF Butternut
Mich. Frank. Of Pontiac, and four
sisters Mira Matilda Goodlcr. Mrs
Meude La Nanslier. Mrs Grace Dunn.
OF Detroit and Mrs Francis Barber.
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REPORT ON
zEALAND|A
Americans Say ShiI
Was Within Three
Mile Zone
~ United PRESS.

WASHINGTON Nov % Report
establishing that the American
steamer Zealandia was search by
British warship's crcH within th'
lhree-mile zone at Progresso. MeA
leo. were received by the state de
p7rtment today They VIII be- tn
basil, for representations to Eng
land
American Consul Germon. com
mandor OF the American battleshil
Kentucky and the Mexico. port an
thCrities all declared that tn
Zoalndia. by several measurements
was only two and two-thirds mile
from shore when boarded.
The British cruiser Isis. who's
crew searched the Zealandia, ha
left Progresso and the Zealandi
has sailed for New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22

% Royal Oak. aud mother. Mrs
Frank Deer. Wuo iS so years and
lives here. The funeral viii hc held
az the home Monday afternoon at p
O'Clock Burial VIII be in Roseland
Miss Bertha Kerr. Of Detroit. rs "A
guest 81 Miss Francis Boughner on
Miss Stella Hasiey. Saturday went
20 fpsilan,i 20 spend sunday With
Mrs Henry Alderman. 81 Nj elem
TINS. Suvst OF MI and Mrs VII
The senior y NJ O.. \. boys Will
meet Tuesday evening lu the home
OF thc Rev William McKnigbt on
Mrs ) y Tracey aud daughter.
anna returned saturday Co their
home at Wtikrrton, Ind, after VISIT
ing three weeks with Mrs r. A.
Abbott uu Greenwood ave.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society, OF the Methodist church. viii
meet AT tho home ~ Mrs Edward
Haycock Boa Bloomfield Hllls, Tuesday
Edward Fisher. ~ Pontiac. was a
caller hrrc Saturday
Mrs. scott H,alsrv is I'M at her
home In Royal OAK Mrs HcaTsev
was formerly Miss r. Robinson. of
Mrs. Fannie shatu has sold her
home ou Aiu-st Go James W"osttr,
OF this place.
bcltcrt smelling. of Pontiac. called
on friends here saturday
" - Mulhol1nd I. very 40 az his
home on Chtstcr-St
Harry Boltou. az Romeo. VIII spend
three weeks here
Arthur gutJ ~ Dawn Mills. ont.
e. g EuestNHt the home uf Ir. a. r..
Shaw, ON south WoolWarJ ave.
The Good WIN class. ~ rla Pres
hyteriau sunday school. uD >aur-
day evening at the home OF Miss Hr1R
lIalloCk on Anu-st
The \ ! l.. club gave pot ,u K
supper Saturday evening Iu hts club
rooms.
Miss Florence Deer 81 100 Iu Harper
hospital in Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22

Nuts-California wainuts. Two
20c. alOhdsH, lt1a y fsc. brazils ~
l5e ~ hickory nuts. shollbarks, $40
orsSEes-valeneias s5Eo0s per
OnIoBs-si.75 per ioo-lb. sack.
Spanish onions. Si.4O5I.50 per crate.
PeHrs-k iefers. s. Q7Oo.
IineaP9ies--si 10 $50 per crate.
a. ga" g. ss early oh sS
Michigsns. 500 Csc peg bu.
Poultry Syringe. i3i7 a ltci me
dunn. l2i4 q &c.; 80. 7 hens. ! 3 y u
l3tac, medium hens, nan i4c, No. 3.
ga Zoe. roostcls. ga l0c geese. ls-t
NJ Zoe. ducks. d. r. laiac, spring tur-
keys, ga 22c. old turkeys le0l7c
sweet Potatoes Jerseys soc atl
per hamper, S3.l5 y 525 per Dbl; Viz
ginias. s. "a 2.ls per OBI
JCBHTNG FHIUEz
LaAnsd UOSas-APpIOs. ~ 3 y S.60
ga DaAeu 1sAHs, +-te, Svg 800,
Maine, $l-lU, standard. yvS Table
beets. $40 y l.4V. FeAs: Fancy early
June, sl.SJ. STANDARD. 81. BAKED, 900
S25C. Alaska reSa. $50: Alaska
pings, ~. Ioma zoos, sl.lv. Aarrow-
Tat peas. 81, early June, $3.50, siftsd
early june Sl.t1 per ooE
Feed-Jobplus prices IN A-b6L
sacks Bran. s-A, standard middlings,
SO. tine uIlduHngs, $50, cracked
corn, $50, corn anu cat chop, S2N ton
Flour oUGlns prices. Best Michi-
san patent, $3.50, second paten I,
500, skia4S ht. SJ.4V, pure rye, 50 80;
sprlng patent. $40 per Dol IN paper
satks
Hardware Nails. s. 20 ksz base;
annealed wire, $500 peT bundle. gal.
vanlzed oarbed wire. point i2.SS
pc. spool, saiyAnlzed saeets. 2i-
SUES. tiiS: IS G asss. ssss So
suage. Si.55 LSr cWL, sHEIe bin axeS
50; double bit. 500 k~E COZ; bIaek
26-guago. s. 30; 2i-guGSa. S335, 80.
giiagc, S2.40 per CIVIL, rrlage bolts
snail. .5c, 10 and on, large. zoe
and 10 or, machine bolts, small. soc
Hides-No. ! cured hides. lSc; No.
! green hides. lie, No. cured bulls
lac, No. green bulls, lie; No. l
cured veal Kip. zoe No. / green veal
kip. 1Sc. No, Z cured Turrain. I5c. No
green murra.H. zoe; No 4 cured calf
zoe. No. 1 green calf. 1897 No. ! horse
hides. 81; No. 2 horse hides. So No.
l tallow. Sac No, tal!oW, 5isc, No
2 hides &c OF, No 2 KIP and calf
Ilac of. sEeepskin Gas 10 amount Of
WOOL. SOC 4Sl.50.
Detroit OiI--Raw linseed oil. roc:
boiled linseed. tic gal. ia barrel lots
kerosene IanA wagon OF iron bar
rels; Diamond headlight, 10. &c. per-
lection. loi5e. palaetne, i-l; red
PreVIsiops-Mess pork SIS: fam
NY. $3.50; clear sacks. 1850 9ls50;
smoked hams. 5a17c; picnic hams
llhGl2c; bacon. l5qlsc: lard 10
tierces, exc. kettle rendered. lea. c
per H.
sugar-Corrected daily rs Z. H.
Edgar & Son. Crystal dominoes =
10. $3.50; DO. 5-lb. $40, Eagle tab
lets. So cut loaf. 81 so: cubes. $3.50:
X<XX powdered, y6-S6. standard
powdered. Sc so, granuiated. extra
coarse. $3.50; graduated. fine in
bulk. $50; granuiated. 25-lb cot
tons. S6.45. crystal 10 iino gran, .
lb. and 5-lb. cartons, in cases s670:
crystal domino gran. ~ cases, Sss@:
diamond \, $3.50 coufectioners' A,
$s.35; No. {, $3.50; No 3. S6.25; no.
S. So 20; No :. sS.t5' No s. 500: No.
8. s605. No 10, SC. No. Il. S5s5; No.
IL. $3.50. No IL. s5s5; No. -, s5s5:
No 10, s5.S5. -cakinG mixture,
S725. beet Sranuiated, s5.20 per 100
lbs; household powd., rs. q to case.
$3.50, Do. As 20 case. $40 per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
FIR. RFANEY
is BORNE
TO GRAVE
Continued from Page One


chaplain Of The Maine at the zinc
sho went down
Tho sermon was preached by
Monseigneur Kelly. Of Chicago. an
other friend OF Fr. Reaney. tao
took for his test "Ba strong and
be- man the words of David "a
his son Monseieneur Kelly. IN his
red robes made an Impressive pic.
'urc and spoke with great feeling
OF tho noble life Of mis- friend. Hc
pointed oUt tbo difficulties and dis
appointments Of a chsplain's life.
for NO. Is expected 10 De-. everything
TO an men oil az -raeds and &C. dc.
priyed OF the comfort OF The many
ceremonies Of his cwn religion BE
showed how ihc chuplalns ONLY
hope lay IN being a living example
10 others ip bis daily life. and this
was what Fr. Reauey had accom-
plishcd. lie pictured Pr Roancy's
many trips 10 various lands end the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
WYANDOTTE

Tho Wvaudrttr Indians viii urpc.
tiUe Monday evening NJ O'Clock -l
Tho 'lutrr bank in preparation for
Che ksrtrInE game with to
Wolverine.
The aUgnodfcllnws wil hold n snc
Clil meeting iu the rllb rooms. Non
dnv evening Tho banquet. which
Was t0 no rrlb lu Trenton. Tuesfiav
evening ts postponed until further
Louis OIIrI,H. 70 member ~ tho club
Mr and N-s Taie Armstrong. Dc
troit.. werr. visiting i'm Wy5udotte.
nlay.
Tho Independent Junior . basket
hall team Viii practice lr Arheitsr
hall Tu~sdsi ercufre. at o'clock
sharp
Tho kuIEhfs or pythlas will omen
their n"w lodge rooms. First and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
$4,000 GIVEN TO
CHURCH'S FUND

wYANDOTTE. Nov. 22.-More
than $4,000 was subscribed at the
evening services in the First Meth
odist church SUNDAY evening Much
enthusiasm was shown by the con
gregation, and individual subscrib-
lions reaching the 5000 mark were
given.
The money which has pledged Sun.
day, VIII be used for the payment
% a church debt. which the con
gregarion has incurred through the
installation OF new heating equip
ment and other improvements.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
FARMER BOYS
CAUGHT IN RAID

Two farmer boys from TiH1co,
Mich. were arrested by Detectives
JuergeAs and stephens. early sun.
day morning, wheh ,ncy raided a
house az No l20 i.aiayytfa.aye. east.
Another man jumped from a sec
ond.story window whom the detec-
tives arrived, and left his shoes.
socks ami 81 behind Nellie Great
house. the proprietress also was
lcc'.ed MP. charged with be,nE dis.
orderly person.
Reports that persons had been
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22

Mapir-srs. Monday evening. An elah-
orats program will he presented.
city Treasurer James g.. HvAdmlu
reports that the fourth part 81 tug
pasIng assessment ou Eitilc-aNr. IS,
between tiroNt-st and the ritN liu-
as. is due iu November.
Miss LILLIAN H,sSey and Miss ELSIE
pr4illard have returned to NpsllauN,
after spending the weekend with
their parents.
NJ and Mrs Max taspct Detroit,
Visited relatives hero SUNDAY.
Mrs y +. Ferstl. EUrcka-aVe., is
visftng her SON Edward, in LapCcr.
MiChtSan.
Tie pramati, club OF 81 John $
church VIII practice Tuesday evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
|O|L STOCKS
TAKE LEAD
Bears Are Busy; Early
Market Active and
Strong

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Bear trad
ers became active in the stock ex-
change soon after quiet and irreg-
ular opening, and the early market
was active and strong.
OH stocks were leaders, Mexican
Petroleum gaining "A 10 90 3-4.
Texas company made new high
record at 204, gaining 3 "a.
The reaction during the first hour
was not great, and trading became
duil on the decline. May Depart
ment stores advanced nearly 3
points. selling at IS 3-S, and Mer'
camille Marine gained points 10 H..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
DETROYAL PARK
is NAME OF NEW
SUBDIVISION

Detroyal Park will be the name Of
The new subdivision that L. J. Be
thune a Co, No - Bull building.
are preparing 10 market The prop
erty consists OF - acres, and is 10.
Gated west OF Woo iward-ave. on the
Eight-mtle-rd William 7. Lorimer
No. % Forsythave. suggested the
name for the subdivision.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
ryIoN sTocK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS CHICAGO.
Nov 22-Hogs Receipts. ~ 600
market &c lower. mixed and butch
ere. $3.50 1858, good heavy. $3.50
80; rough heavy. S5950s ago. light.
81 CNN f.tt. pigs $3.50 $50 Cattle:
Receipts. % 0on. market. loo lower:
ncevcs. SIh,-0. cows and heifers. $40
SD sheen Receipts 20 200. mar
krt shade higher. native. t5.T0H6 25:
western. 1915 r 8 IS. lambs. s6en1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
ECORSE

The village cugaeN and % r. r.
officials win meet iu EO... taeF-
day afternoon. 70 li-.lE- the uurs
ton of having double tracks through
Ecorse
The Presbyterian sunday school
viii meet Tuesday evening tu rr8c-
tice FOR the turtAtt tD hf given
Christmas
The Ladies' AID 81 the prestytcr-
tan church viii meet "Wednesday
Or Blue, who conducted services
IN the Pres hrteriau -hurrh Sunday
viii visit ln the Village dariu- Che
week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK,

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Nov. "a
Cattle: $50 cars Is to &c loWer:
prime steers. $S50G9 .. butchers. SEA
f.5O fat cows. S5T1 625: heifers. s. n
Z. bulls. S42bGT
Hogs. 40 cars. market strong:
top lambs. s915N 925. yearlings s7q
Z 50; wcthers $3.50 6, ewes. 1875 q
Calves: g5T1I.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
Local

robbed caused tn detectives Z
raid the place. The two young mon
who gave their names a. Rex Brow
and Jacob Cox. are detained as wit
lesses.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK

TOLEDO. Nov e2-Hugs. Receipts.
'Hl market i01 25r lower heavies.
- .rh.sn. mediums 5000 fGS.
ycrNers. te0 fh good pigs. $3.50
yalvrs Market. slow. sheen and
LAMBS Market. slow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
The Following nrms ave privIleged

The following firms are privileged
TO execute orders on the exchange.
Carlyle a. Poyah. W. A; Hamiin &
Co, II. w. Noble e. Co, w. E. Moss
4 Co. Bennett. Smith a Co. Sinclair
z Couis. Lewis G.. Gorton. w. e.
Reilly a. CO.. Geo. NJ. West q Co.,
Emmett l. Sprague, r.. r. Macerone
a CO.. A. w. Wallace & Co. VIM. II.
Rose q Co. VIM. A. Neer &c Co.. w.
n. Mclaughlin. +. X. Pelton-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butrer--Creamery, extras soc,
hrsts. 29c. diary. 2ic; packing stock,
l9c per 10.
Eggs--Frcsh receipts. cases inrlud-
ed, Canfled, ale. current receipts, soc
per dozen. Receipts Saturday, l.40s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22

AppIes--choiee. ysm55p per bsL.
y common. fl.5og2.50 Der bbL. sestsrn
box apples. N,7k92.25 per box.
fixSu2 rcr buncn
penn--Dried Limas. 6ha7c IN.
Crnnberries-cape cods ss.7L re5
Dbl. $3.50 per bu.i late reds. 1915
cauiiaower- per bu.
Csbbsge-S175 per bbi.
Cheese-- Michigan Hats. t5tt 0151tc:
iimported SWISS. sSe Sb 49, ~ = 70
sbc; lib. Ice: brick cream tea. a &c,
long horns ls1a al7c; daisies. i60
& chestnat.--spanish. io611c Id.
california; Fruits Grapes: Tokays
sa.6Smi.70. Red Emperor. $3.50 u f..o
Per crate pometranat !. s12s per
Dressed CaIve--rancy. i2a1Sc;
colnmon. 1eQilc per ID.
Dressed Hogs - Light. So q &c:
heavy, 7Wsc lb.
Frcsh scxstab,e.-Reets, Sc@soe
basket crate. SOC per basket radishes
$50 SOC per doz.; lettuce. sGsc per
lbs, parsiey. " -Oc dOz., cflcum beers =.
hot house. SL25Q i.50 per dog. hot
eo@s5c bu; head lettuce. sI50a l75.
fsparagus S3p8.S0 per dOx.. wax
beans. ss0s5o, green beans, s3q3.?5
TRAPS. s-lb baskets. 10
q Eec; ponies. lac; cRtawba ponies.
31hQ1fc.
crspc Frsit--tifI $50 per crate.
Fancy white. new. IS Ice.
eruber. IL 9i2c lD.i exu acted. 7Gsc
nsyps,rc,. shippers =. payips
81 lotn { 2; b pesron: New hay. No
XT4ls light mixed. slfQiSi DC. Z
{1nothy, s1k9 IS; No ] mixed. .flta
81, No. 2 mixed. loQ12; No. clover,
0o0 cat straw. so 30 per ton.
Lemons -t2.55G 400 per oox.
o.ow<s ~-fiioHIfb bon.
Y muahresss-ssQ toc Ii,
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Detroit Stock Elk.

These quotations subject TO COM
mission charges.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
Produce Market

For the next few days the poultry
deal will be a leader In interest In
the market SeveTai cars OF turkeys
came in over Sunday from Texas and
are that good many TURKEYS in
small lots win be sent In by shippers
from whom nothing was expected,
and as the demand will undoubtedly
high prices. IL may we'll be that tbe
supply will be ample after all. Chick
ems. ducks and geese were in fair
supply for Monday, and n few pack
After Monday the demand will bo ali
Tor dressed poultry. few rabbits
are corning. and are quickly picked
up. The butter market was advances
9. cent. Eggs are steady and firm and
8 the cheese market is steadily hard
ening.
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DURANT NO
LONGER AN
OFFICIAL
Continued from Page onel

Continued from Page one.l
what is known rs the old crowd, -
that IS. the men who have been
running General Motors since the
control passed out OF Mr. Durants
hands. was reelected, and what is
more, the executive committee.
which has full authority between
sessions OF the general board OF d.
rectors. is understood 10 be OF his
choosing.
True, Mr.. Neal stepped out as
chairman OF the board and Mr. Du-
Pont. one OF tAoss who came into
the company at the time il was an
nounced the Duran. interests had
won back control. was elected TO
succeed him. This choice would be
more convincing as an evidence OF
Durant control were il not known
that Mr. DuPont's announced policy
is a continuance Of the management
OF General Motors. which has made
il so successful in the past few
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-11
WESLEY BARACA NOTES.

Mr.. Edwards of the Park Street
Methodist Church, of Atlanta, was
the speaker last Sunday morning
His talk was along the line of ap-
piled religion, and the points made
by him emphasized the question:
What good is a thing if you don't
use it? 1t is the same with religion,
and the four essen tials of success as
given by Mr.. Edwards are, Ambl-
ton, Perseverance, Brotherliness
and Goodness.
Mr. Edwards is a worker among
young men in the Y. M. c. A. in At
lanta.
More of these practical talks are
in store for the class in the future,
Brother Griffith of Augusta was
also a guest of the Glass SUNDAY
morning.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-06-11
RUM0RED LEGISLATION
FOR COBB COUNTY

1t is currently reported that a bill
will be~introduced at the approach
ing session of the Legislature chang
ing the law with reference to the
compensation of the county treas
urer.
The proposed change is to put the
Treasurer on a salary of 100000 per
year. If this bill should become a
law it will save the county approx
mately $4,000 per year.
Another proposed change is to a.
mend the law with reference to the
election of County Commissioners
so the voters of the entire county
would be permitted to vote for each
and all the Commissioners instead
of electing them by the voters OF
each district. Each district would
still have a Commissioner, but all
the voters of the county would be
allowed to vote for each of them.
Another proposed change is to A.
mend the law SO one of the Commis-
sioner's would be in addition to his
other duties, the Clerk of the Com
missioners, requiring him to reside
in Marietta and devote all of his
time to the duties of the COmmis-
sion.
The question of street paving is
very likely to come up for eonsidera-
ton. There are these who favor a.