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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-08
DIVIDEND NOTICE

II HARLEs WARNER COMPANY OF
y Deaware-Ihe ragulnr quarterly divi-
dena, NO. As. of one and three. fourths Der
cent. q 80 per cent? ON the First and Second
Preferred Capital Stock of the Charles War.
ner Company has been declared pavnble
January 2s, 1915, to holders Of record ianu.
ury l. 1915.
A dividend Of one-half per cent l-2 ner
cent? on the Common Capital stock of the
Company has been declared payable January
y 1919, 90 holders of record Jauunrv /
1913. Checks win be mailed
A. ID. WARNER. TR
jans,g.1l. Tr.asuror
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-08

NJ OT1CE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ Che Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
company of the State of Delaware. will be
held 40 the office Of tho company. 40 1913
Market street Wilmington. Delaware. ON Mon
day. january H. 1915. % 10 o'clock. a. M,
az which time an election for Eve managers
to serve three years viii be held and the
premiums on an policies VIII be payable.
Sis per cent. interest on an balances Of mem
bcrs amounting TO Sl.OO and upwards will be
paid, The agents OF the company are author.
lied TO receive tho dues of members and TO
pay them their interest.
". T.. BOUTWELL,,
dec23 Co ionlo. Secretary.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-08

n ouooE,
The annual meeting OF the members OF
The New Castle County Mutual Insurance
Company viii DE held al the Office of the
company No. lOll Market street. Whining
ton. Delaware. on Monday. the 18th instant
40 40 o. clock A. A.. for the purpose Of elect
ing five CD members 60 serve as manag gers
for three (3l years and for the transaction
of such other business as may come before
g. The polls viii open at 40 o'clock. A. NJ
and close at To- NJ. An policyholders in
this company are entitled to vote
ians.l1.l b. O.. STRICKLAND. Secretary.
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TYPEWRITERS.

------------~-,->>~~~~~--
r YPEwRITERs RENTED - THREE
4 months, $500 Rental applied on par
,hase. Sold. $500 monthly. Typewriters
'epaireo. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange. No. 9l5 Market street.
aug2s-tf
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ROOFERS

w j.. WILLIAMS 90.
W. No. S21 Orange st. Roofing. Spout.
ne and Heating. Metal and competition
Going Hot Air Heating and ventilatinr
repairing promptly done. Phone. isni6.f.
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PAPERHANGERS

DIN RENBOLD. PAPER HANGEh
u 30. 823 Madison ST. Bell phone
.iieL. :ant2.tf.
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MASQUERADE SHIFTS

49,
Al AsQUERADE SUITS. A. STAN
NJ berwick, No. 929 vandever Ave
nue.. D. & A. Phone. 6os0 msriitf
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEETING.

~ OTICE--sTOCKHO MEETING.
n THE DELAWARE RAILROAD CO.,
Dover, Del, Dec. "a 1914.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
Che Delaware Railroad Co., will be held at
the Office Of the company, In Dover, on
Thursday. the fourteenth day of January
1915. at N o'clock A. ~. for the election
OF directors 60 serve the ensuing year and
for the transaction Of other business
ID. NJ. WILSON,
dec2d to ian14 Secretary.
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EL1zABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
~ Fowler Hanna. Ltd. Chiropody and
oanicuring. hair dressing and massaginF
No. goo Adams ST. D. & A.. zoos Even.
ing By appointment usris-iEr.
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CHIROPODISTS

Il LORA JOHNSON STRADLEY. NO. 6OI
4 Marbet street. Graduate Of Fowler and
Hanna. Treats Corns. Bunions Ingrown
Walls, Etc. Evenings by appointment d.
A.,2ef7. ian26-n
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-08

ADY's FULL LENGTH BROWN
IL Coney Fur Coat. Call mornings, No. POS
" Ninth St ian4-l2t.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-08

~ OVFRNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
" 20 get Ny free booklet, H-oeo tells
low Examinations IN this state soon. Write
today-NOW Earl Hopkins, Washington,
ID 81 ian2- 2ni.
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NOR sALE-VERY CHEAP SrEINWAY
Il Piano. like new; mahogany case: p. o.
Box A72. decl7-1m.
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REAL ESTATE-FOR RENT.


II OUSE FOX RENT AT ELSMERE, q
IL rooms, all modern improvements. Ap-
ply to d. S. LYMAN. Elsmsre. Phone lO15D.
dec9-1mO.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-08

On QUART - PURE CALIFORNIA
QUO Wines az Kei s. No 300 East
Fourth street. ml2-u
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PLASTERING.


r OWE BRoTHERs-NO. l1O1 WEST
~ Seventh street. Estimates furnished.
Bell Phone l5tb-D. octi6-3m.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

- sNrFn CITAUFFFUR. SINGLE
w man. white Apply NIB. O. q hp-
PERT. Marshallton. Del. iano'eO
- KNTFD-TVo MEN no TRAVEL AND
w appoirt agents: salary. $50 weekly
and expenses; viii pay more later. Drawer
f. Bridge station, Niagara Falls. n. Y.
dec2S-12t.
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HELP WANTED
EMPL0YMENT AGENCY-

----~~v>--~-e---~~---->~-'
VOOMESTiC AND GENERAL HELP FUR
uiehod on short notice Laboror6 spe.
rialty. Delaware Employment Bureau ". "
Corner Sixth and Tatnal streets, Whining
ton. Del. Phone 5o35. Hours A. H. TO 6
r. NJ ian7-1m
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FOR SALE.


II OR SALE-ALMOsT NEW BREAD
II berry Upright Piano. Light mahogany
for 500 p. o. Box. 462. decl7-lm.
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III ANTED-GOOD COOK; ONE WILL
w ing TO assist with washing and iron
ine Apply with reference. No. 1903 Rod
ncy street lan'lt-
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

- OR SALE-BRICK DWELLING. EIGHT
rooms and bath No. sO7 West Tent
street. Bargain for quick buyer Apply OF
premises or phone, 3S47-D. ian5-lm.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-08

NoTICE - ELECTION - THE ANNUAL
~ meeting of the stockholders of the WI,
mineton and Kenneth Turnpike Company, viii
be held al The National Bank of Delaware,
Sixth and Market streets, Wilmington. Della
ware. on Saturday January 9, 1918, az ii go
% clock. A. NJ, for the purpose OF electng
ten (tO) managers 90 serve during the ensu-
ing year. Il. b. SHUTTER
ian2,4,0.s. Secretary.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-08
NOTICES.


NOTICE-AFTEK THIS DATE I WILL
~ be responsible for no bills unless con-
tracted hy myself Arthur G.. Harris, No.
800 - Eleventh ST. jan1-3t
NJ Office - THE NEW CIRCULATING
N LIBRARY OF No. <O5 Washington 81.
nus removed TO No. ol2 W. Ninth street, and
is M position TO take orders for and deliver
ali the latest books Phone calls promptly
attended TO. d. g. A. Phone. SILICA; Agto'
matte a558 fsb16-M
NJ ADAM LEO -- ROMANY GYPSY
vi palmist. at Shelpot Pnrk all winter'
Appointments day or night. Tells past pres.
emit and future, just as you have some and
viii 90 through life, for 25c. Also reads
colorod peoples hands. Shellpot "Ark.
TarT.ff
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ID LEASANT ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN
L in private family. Reasonable terms.
no. 1910 West ST. d. s. A. phone. 3203 l..
scptt1-tf
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ROARDERS WANTED.
REMOVAL NOTICE.

- oxRDFRs WANTED At NO els
ID WeEt ST. mlvl7.tf
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TiFIT1sITT. Va pa
ROOMS FOR RENT.

- ECOND FLOOR FOR RENT App
= no. 500 r.. Fourth ST. ians-eod im
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SITUATION MANTED-FEMALE

NToUNG WOMAN WITH EXPERIENCE,
Il desires position as -child's nurse Apply
W-04. Evening Journal ONCE. ians.1wk
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~ WO FURNISHED ROOMS RAILROAD
1 man and wifo preferred Apply no.
1921 Pine street ian5-2t
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NICELY FURNISHED OR uNFlR'
~ nished. rooms. with or without board
so. 1928 Market 81. ianIcud- ln.
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II OR RENT-FIyE ROOMS AND pRf
Il waite bath, $40. Apply 40 7o5 Poplar
street. ianflm
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
THREE MEN HELD AS
SWINDLING SUSPECTS

When sam Doran, aged lS. OF Gary
Ind. was discharged by Justice Stein
Saturday morning after trial on the
charge OF swindling foreigner by
the old ''pocketbook trick" or per
sonal honesty test" he was joined al
the door OF the court room by two
young men who were greatly pleased
over his release.
Detectives Clare and Shook, who
had followed Doran from the court
room, believing that he would stand
further investigation. nabbed the man
and the two others, who answered
closely the description given by. sew
eral victims OF the trick that has net
ted hundreds OF dollars TO some gang
operating in the depots, and In the
principal streets downtown. The pris
oners gave their names as Rada Tom
sryck. "a years old, OF No. 1929 l-2
Riopelle-st, and Joe l,esnich. 2s, OF
Pennsylvania"
The complaining witness against
Doran was positive In his identitica-
tion OF the man as the one who had
swindled him. Doran swore that he
was out OF the city on the day OF the
swindle, and Justice Stein gave him
the benefit OF the doubt.
The detectives are now trying 10
round up several victims OF the pock
etbook swindle to have them look
over the three men.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
AID. DE GALAN LATEST
TO REQUEST RECOUNT

Aid, Henry V, DeGalan. defeated for
reelection In the Thirteenth ward
has filed a petition for a recount He
AYERS that because OF the poorly ven
tilated and badly lighted booths cler-
ical errors were made in the election
count. He also alleges that the ballot
box in the Third precinct was not
locked and sealed as required by law
Aid. DeGalan lost by IL votes, Charles
A. kocher defeating him.
Aid. john Behlow. In the Eleventh
ward, and Robert l.owkowski candi-
date in the Fifth ward. have also ask
ed for recounts. The president of the
new council will appoinr special com.
mittees next Tuesday night TO conduct
the recounts.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
STRINGER WINS MEDAL
IN HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE

Roy Stringer won the Berger medal
In the thirteenth annual model meet
ing OF the Central High school house
OF representatives. held Friday even
Ing In the school auditorium. The
debaters discussed the question. RE
solved That the present state powers
of corporations be superseded by a
code OF federal incorporation laws, the
constitutionality waived" Those TAX
ing part were Campbell Carmine, Up
ton Shreve and Roy Stringor. for the
Affirmative. and Langdon owen, Col.
lins Scott and Parker MacFarland. for
the negative The judges were Judge
Alfred j. Murphy. Edwin L. Miller
and Alex j. Groesbeck Mr.. Groes
beck announced that he would give
AN annual scholarship TO the best de.
batter in Central High school, the
scholarship To be free four-year
course In any college the winning stu
dent may select
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
MONSTER WAVE HURLS
STEAMER ON ROCKS

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 9.-Second
Officer James Bulger is believed TO
have perished when monster wave
literally picked the Eureka, small
coasting steamer, from the surface OF
the ocean and hurled her on the dead
ly rocks at the mouth OF San Fran
cisco harbor The remainder OF the
crew, including Capt g. r. Paulsen.
went on in the boats and we're saved.
They told today OF their experience.
The ship was total wreck.
The same terrific gale which doom
ed the Eureka Is thought TO have
made victim also OF the steam
schooner Hornet. The mail steamer
Dora with passengers and crew mum
bering 60 is unreported. though over
due, and fears are felt for her safety.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
AGENT ADMITS
HE'S SWINDLER
Collects subscriptions For Mag
aZines, But They're Never
Delivered

Theodore Turner, 19 years old of
No. no Colborneaye gazed intently
at the street sights OF Woodward-ave.
as he was being whizzed toward po-
lice headquarters in the detective fly
er by Detectives Glare and Shook Sat
urday morning, and remarked. I'm
taking a good long look at the old
street, because ii Will probably be a
long. hong time before III see IT
again"
Turner is charged with swindling
scores OF Detroit householders and
housewives out OF sums varying from
81 10 $3.50 far subscriptions 10 mag
azines that were never delivered. De
tective Shook asked him how much
he figured he had collected in the
months that he has been working
Detroiters He said about $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
STOCK MARKET
MAINTAINS ITS
UPWARD TREND
Weeks Cotton Exports Exceed
Any Week in 1914-MOst Sent
To Europe
LARGE GOLD SHIPMENT
COMES FROM CANADA
Break in Wheat Market Regard
ed As Timely In Wall Street
Circles


Eye.inG Pest CompsnyJ
NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Prices on the
stock exchange today were little
changed. Business decreased consio-
erably in volume. and, in spite OF
some fractional fluctuations up anu
down, and one or two declines, the
gsneral market ended fra around
yesterdays final figures. In otner
words, the forward movement of the
week has been maintained. but win
a halt TO allow for any fresh deseiop-
ments In the nevs-vhinh is precisely
what should have been desired. There
was some interesting news today hos
one thing, the early wheat market
broke rather sharply; considering the
violence OF the weeks advance, 1t wa
time 1t did. Gold 10 the amount Oh
SS60.0O0 was received from Canada
The banking houses concerned pre-
served discreet Teticsnce as 10 whetn-
er IL came from the Bank OF England 5
Ottawa reserve or not, but that is
probably immateriaL
The summary OF the weeks cotton
exports was a bit extraordinary; they
were not only half as much again as
in this week last year. but exceeded
any other week OF 1914, and the larg'
est increase was in shipments 10 the
continent of Europe.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
MARKETS and FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT in CLOSE Wheat had
! an easy and lower opening on Sathr-
| day. following decline on FRIDAYS
| Chicago curb Spectators sold on re-
ports thatNthe government might take
| action to prevent tile expectation OF
American wheat
! Spot wheat in Liverpool VAS np ] n
| 2d and in brisk demand corn. also
| was higher In Liverpool, There u an
/ active demand for ships on the Atlan-
tie 10 carry whear "a Europe ana the
supply j. unsatlsfaotory FreiEhts are
very high
The feeling on saturday among deol.
ers was hullish iu general WAY dl7
/ thoHEh prices were ueclining They
felt that reaction was natural bnt
I all the bullish conditions that pax
wheat M are as much as ever IN eNl-
dence After such sharp advance
there were bolders with prohts TO take
and their sales naturally caused de-
preston Soreigners were not prom.
inent IN the market As buyers ana
there was not much Ia the dope about
mill buying. but millers report an a'-
tive demand FOR -four part for domes
tie and part for foreign use, and there
Is every indication that all the wheat
IN the country will be needed
Trading on saturday was slow dur
ing the early part OF the session. but
there Were later some rather violent
fluctuations and the close was at a de
cline for tie day OF &C
Corn declined lc. The other coarse
grains and seeds were unchanged
Wheat quotations. Cash No. . red.
81 Sslf May opened with decline ot
lc at i.is, declined 20 ~ 30 adj
yAnced 70 81 a "a and closed at $40 ?
,giy opened az y .93 declined 80, t9
Al sT9aik No white si3slt
Coarse grain quotations-Corn. Cash
No. ;, nc. No. yellow. 4 ears at TSAsc C..
closing at 73c; No. yellow. T2c
Oats: STANDARD 5tic No vh.te
b+c; No 4 white. 69c
Rye, Cash No .. sIlt
Beans. Immediate, prompt Rud Jan
navy .hiPmsnt feIS Fesrusry. '%s5;
cioverssed Prime spot. ..ss; March.
ss4S sAmpA Tsi, 2s bags At 1915. 20
at IS 50. u at ~; prime slsike $3.50:
Timothy Prime spot s3lL
Receipts IN tho Detroit market sat
urdRy Included 1000 bhh OF hour,
GERS OF wheat. ~ OF corn s Of oats,
OF rye and Of hay Withdrawals
were f,eeo bbis- or -four. ~ 800 bu OF
whsst an6 tt.oc0 bu OF corn Stocks
OF corn. 81 500 bu or oats is.soo bu
OF barley and II 500 bu OF rye
cash wheat In Liverpool closed u "a
and corn IN q higher
The wheat acreage OF India IS "a,
$4,000
Receirts OF wheat. SATURDAY: South
west, 2ol 900 bu.. against 10000 bu
year ago; Duluth 1s ears. against 10:
Minneapolis. 252 cars. against 216, Chi
cago, lb1 cars against Ill, winnipeg
II cars, against l27.
Primary wheat receipts were sts. 0oe
bu: against $4,000 hu a year ago
Exports OF wheat and hour Satur-
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
PRODUCE MARKET

The market as a whole Is In a steady
position with no prominent features.
Receipts Of live poultry have been
light ever since the holidays. and the
demand has caught up w..A me sup
ply, more especially chickens. whicn
are quite firm in tone Geese are dull
but there Is some inquiry for ducks
and turkeys. Country dressed poultry
Is In limited demand and settle TOR lit
tie 4 any more. than live stock. Dress
ed calves are in light supply and rule
colder weather the market Is not so
weak as formerly. Dressed hogs are
easy on free offerings.
Apples-Baldwins. .225a25o: spies
6bI DO. apglsss ,l.Ss h; rs. 80. :, !.
a sss,ns.mGS9d tss n.r 6ancs shipping STOCK. H.s'
Besss-Dried Limss. 7Agsc per IS
Cabbaxe-sI75 per opL
Caulinower-;s.5 80 per crate.
Ceiery-Miehigan large. 400 25o:
'''a 'c'as...s1Whois.sIs prices; Mleh,g gan
OATS. i3i. Glie. New York. is n gi5 G;
is93ic; imported Swiss. S0@S9c: long
horns, ibG l6Ac. daisies. l64 l5hc per
Cr~nbsrrie.-Howes. ,67sQs; lat.
reds. ,42s@&5s per bbl..' 81 per ou.
Dressed Calves i2la 913c
common. 109 lie per 10.
Se5O92.75 case: soc per basket red
ishes. l0c per doZ.; lettuce, 50 sc 10 /.
spinach. ,l.25 per hamper; parsley. 20
| n 25c per doz.. head lettuce, SZ.60u 8
per hamper; dollhouse cucumbsrs. 81 25
| dl.so; Brussels sprouts. i21; q l5c per
quart; shslotts. sog 35c per dor.
Gr~ps.IImported Malasas. t.SOG
Grape Fruit--s2q2SO per crate
Roney-kancy white. new. lss, q lsc:
amber. l2g14e lb-; extracted. 75sc 10.
following prices for baled hay In car
lots. T. o b. Detroit: No. l timothy,
.saissSo;, stanssTd' ads,' ,lSSIS;5o; 30 Z
i%s.Sc, % rye straw. segs. Wheat and
Hide. = No cured, ishe; No; /.
fsse: No. sFeen bulls, ise; No.
cured veal Kip. 1sc; No. ! green veal
Kip. No ] cuIed murrain. lbc:. No. l
sHred SU cured calf sG aOe e?rsS So GREEN e.i
zoe: horse. $500; No. 2 horse. yAo0:
hides. &c on: No. kip and calf. / 40
on; shessP-shins' as to amount Of wool.
Lomons- .ss5oas1s per
box.
Limes-sl g125 per 5ox-
Mushrooms-S0Q Q40c per ID.
Oranges es-Californla Navels. s22sa
? IS Floridas 81 g2.26 per box,
on,G.si % per- per dT., aoC,0 sack; span
Florida. ts.5qsT5 per
PotatOes-Michigan. IN carload lotA
bulk. 30d3sc: sacks. $50 4oc per bu
new Bermudas, $500 per bbl. S27s per
bu
Poultry springs 1taI4kc; hens, lS
gl9Lc. ducks 14Ql5c geese. l2g l3c;
turkeys. i7TlSc No hens. l0qllc
10 Dressed poultry springs. l411bc:
hens. llnl4rkc. ducks. I6fsiso;. geese,
,IsT T13Mc; turkeys. 20 d 2ic per H.
Pop Cora--Ears. ~ al NC per ID
Rabsfts-si 70 per dOE.
sweet Potatoes -Jerseys. kiln dried
si6G0165 PEI crate: De.a~aIes, n.Ss
per hamper
TuIIow No. SIC; Nc !. 40 Ib
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
MAN ACCUSED BY GIRL
TRAPPED BY STRATEGY

Every time Detectives Potter and
Van Nortwick tried TO arrest Carl
Hirsh. aged "a, Of No. 1923 Sixth-st.,
on "A warrant charging him with at
tacking Mary Agnes, aged IA. OF MI.
Clemens, Hirsh had lust left the
house" until the officers decided that
he must have some sort OF wireless
notification bureau working. They
circumvented II Saturday morning
when Potter called a grocery, near
Carl's home. and asked that the young
man be called 70 the telephone. The
officers were waiting for him when he
arrived to get the message.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
new COUNCIL TO
Be BUSY AT ONCE
Old Plan Of Laying of" In the
First Session Will Not BE
Observed

For the first time in 90 years the
common council will not find decks
cleared for action next Tuesday night.
when the aldermen convene 10 elect a
new president Committee reports
will be received the saline as usual.
and the new council Will find the
clerks desk Cluttered with reports
and communications demanding i'm
mediate attention.
II has been the unwritten law of the
council in years past to lay OF bus
iness on election night. ways and
m cans, and claims and accounts being
the only committees TO report because
their bus,iess transactions cannot
conveniently be delayed.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
HOTEL CLERK MISSING,
TOGETHER WITH $500

Mt. CLEMENS, Mich. Jan. 81
Special "A warrant was sworn out
Friday night for the arrest OF Leon
Hughes. age "a, cashier OF the Park
hotel charging him with the embez.
clement OF $500 belonging TO the
hotel company.
Hughes has been missing from his
desk since Monday, and the $500
disappeared AT the same time, He Is
said 10 have worked in a Detroit hotel
at one time, and was reported to have
been seer in that city. Tuesday.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
BELLE ISLE SEWER WORK
WILL BE STARTED SOON

Park Commissioner Dust will soon
be ready 10 advertise for bids on the
proposed Belle Isle sewer system.
The commi ssioner is anxious 10 get
the work under way as soon as posi-.
Bile TO provide employment for some
jobless men. but he is delaying until
he can decide on the kind OF purifica
tion plant ne wants for the disposal OF
the island sewage.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
CHIcAGo GRAIN AND PRoyIsIoNs.

CHICAGO Jan. s.--Reluctance on the
part OF small traders who had bought
heavily yesterday to carry their hold
prices Opening st $40, May wheat
gradually crept down 10 sl;3s July
wheat. starting az n.2bh soon was
down TO sl.25
Corn receded I'm sympathy with
wheat Opening down nc. the price
held briefly Al 757sc and 7sa.c. but
later Feceded from i.c to &c.
Oats showed a similar tendency to-
ward lower prices.
Provisions were inactive and slight
ly lower
The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
CHICAGO BUTrER MARKET

SIC hfses 1H"t a. az; aasc, dalry sstras ssS
nrsts, 2Sg2Shc Eggs Prime ordi
nary, 81 d8sc nrsts. 80 S5c. cheese
Twins, lta ml4iac. young Americas,
l4hs ltAc Live poultry. Fowls, l3n
l3Nc ducks l2Glic. geese. l2g lSt,
springs l3c5 turks iic Potatoes
Mirhigan. white. t5G 5Oc, red. tQG lSc
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The Detroit times., 1915-01-11
BURNETT WAVES
TO RECORDERS COURT

LNman d. Burnett. horse dealer,
waived 10 the recorders court, when
his examination on the charge OF aid.
ing the misapplication OF $4,000 OF
the funds OF the Grand Rverave.
branch OF the Central Savings bank
was taken up In Justice Stems court,
Friday afternoon.
Ball was fixed az $4,000, with two
SUI cites.
The case OF Thomas ] Fitzpatrick
the bank manager charged with mis-
applying the funds, 10 cover over
drafts by Burnett, was adjourned until
Monday.
Canada last year exported dried ap-
pies valued at $4ll9sO.