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The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
FIFTH DIVIDEND
TO CREDITORS OF
THE FARRAND co,

The Detroit Trust Co, receiver OF
the Farrand Co, has Issued state
ment OF the company's condition 10
all creditors and stockholders, ac-
companied by check for "A hnh
dividend Of 10 per cent The divi-
dend, the statement explained. was
delayed because OF difficulties en-
eountered in making collections.
The total claims proven against
the estate and approved amount 10
s6eS.507.9j; there has beon paid 20
secured and unsecured Creditors. ~
the payment Of the first Ave diyi.
deDds and the proceeds 81 securities.
1878, 1887. leaving a balance TO be
paid 10 discharge The Indebtedness
OF the company in full of sss.7Gi2s
The payments 30 far made amount
10 approximately 81 por cent ~ the
entire Indebtedness. The next divi.
dend Will be declared for smaller
amount than heretofore. and there
viii he additional excess security
from which 20 -calize h
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
-7.-@eao6a FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Io

They will not make the return trip
by automobile. but will ship their
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd A. Northrop
entertained Mr.. and Mrs Ernest MIL
Ter. Mr., and Mrs. James A. Hum. aud
Mr.. and Mira A. u. Griffin. at their
farm home west OF town. Thursday
The Hueston property at Rogers
and Main-sts. has been sold To s. W.
Cranson.
Don l. Ball has been victim OF
tonsilitts for a few days.
The regular annual meeting OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance union
Will be held at the home OF Mrs, Susie
Dekay. Monday afternoon. Election
OF officers win take place and the
honorary members are expected TO be
present
The regular meeting OF the local
order OF Orient chapter. No. ~, o.
=. =. was held In the Masonic han.
Friday evening.
Ono OF the state bank examiners
has been at the Worthwhile state and
the Lapham state Savings bank, this
week.
Inspectors for the village election
20 be held March IL, are Dean Il.
Griswold. N. r, Farrell. A. c. Balden.
Joseph Montgomery. Clerks are
Frank l. Thompson and Harry E
Taft.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
WYANDOTTE

Music lovers In this city were n
reduced TO a new artist. Friday eve
ming when Miss Ethyl Marion FoS,
instructor In the high school. ana as- :
sociated talent. gave a recital IN the
Nethosiist church. About 200 people
Allied IN. church. and applsuded Win
VIsor Miss FoN's recitation OF The
r.lftiasf Rebel" by Edward Peple.
Evcrv ono Ia the audience listened 10
ihe narrative with attertioa. Att.r.
weyds Mss Fox rendered Old Seotch
songs and BALLADS on the NioIn.
which seemed to- please the hearers
nightly. Miss Bina keliie snd Les
lie c'ock burn. appearing In duets ana
soios were aiso received heartily.
while Mrs Ward. accompanied, was
commended for her skill.
Police saturday morning stated
that rs residents had been complained
against for violating the city ordi-
nance relative to the cleaning OF
aidrwaIks No names were given, but
thcy said that the number Included
some of the citys prominent business
and professional men.
High school girl basket ballerr won
their game from Trenton girls nut
the boys reserve team lost to Tren-
toms hrst team. Friday evening In
Trenton.
party Saturday evening In the X. of
4 private Leap Year party viii be
held Saturday evening in oddfellows
temple -, -
Baptist church ladies will give
their annual supper on Feb. 20.
Home Guards meet with Mrs Mcr-
ritz Mapie-at Saturday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
BIRMINGHAM

Hanson Mccorkiugdaie started
Friday. for Los Angeles. Cal. where
he VIII spend some time.
The Cosmopolitan club was enter
tanned, Friday afternoon. ht the home
OF Mrs Seymour Adams. on Adams
Miss Helen shaw gave a handker.
Miss Genevieve Wooster. whose mar
riage to. Lawrence Griffin Wendell,
Of this place. will occur. Feb. IS.
r. A. o'Neal was called to Paris.
OF his mother Mrs. James o'Neal
Mrs. J. W. Brown will attend the
Pennsylvania club meeting. OF which
she 10 . member. that VIII be held
coin. In Detroit.
Mrs. Corneila Blair. OF Detroit
spent Thursday at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. ~. j. Bowers, on Southncld
The Pythian Sisters lodge win have
800" party In Castle hall. Wedncs'
day evening.
The Girls qlee club was .ntcrtainee
Misses Vera. Marion and Glady,
Bird, on the west road.
William Hunt has sold his farm 81
los acres az 81 100 an acre. TO Detroi,
William strong has returned to nj,
home at walledloor lake. after visit
ing his daughter. Miss Clara strong
IN big keaNer.
Mrs. James Campbell was called Z,
Plymouth. Friday. by the death oi
her aunt. Mrs Precilia Arnold
Harvey Wilson has sold his hom'
on west Maple 20 Fred Quarton
OF this place. for $4,000
The Mistleto~ club will he enter.
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs
Fannie Shain. at the home OF Mrs
Wills Carter. on Brown-st.
John Copeland. OF Grand Haven. 4
visiting his sister. Mrs. George Ford
I'm Troy
Mrs Walter Nichols has gone u
Farmin gton TO visit her sisters. th'
MISSES kIttie and Ella SHERMAN
Mrs F. q. Cassedy OF Royal oak
spent Friday at tho home OF Mrs
James Daily. In Big Beaver
Miss Belle Corson Will 20 today n
Ann Arbor. 10 spend two weeks with
friends.
Miss Sadie Brown. OF this place
who IL nurse In Grace hospital IN
Detroit. 10 very III with pneumonia
In that place.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
HIGHLAND PARK

N-s W. " HossIps. .. ss-ore-sv-
Hrs ! n wan-rty. u ~ 30 A|s-
Ion ave.. Ia confined "a her home Or
Hssoid ri.s.,,y. O, rot-ot,. has
s.spi'sff'ss ~ r., ~ 1,,s.,sys i:s az. y2nr f'a-
.s.,ss O. wo>5aTd asrfs.srt post
nsas:er Of C.-r:ss. Seb.. vas called 10
M la.if Trr.I tbs wees gpo1 the
f,Rth Of ais sfier. Mrs. Litt!e L.
Yrs. r.. Eow:hnd and ron. Harry.
Of rstroi,. sSs sgsst8 g Mr. and Mrs
John fIehc'tS. % 30. 223 Highland
ave
charies J. Beisky. of Dubuque.
Io1.a, 10 tho guest of VI. Holm. OF No.
III DAWSON ave.
Miss FinGIater. Of NJ Pink Millin.
ery eKhibit In Chicago
PAUL CraIaer. - Akron. o, is tho
gIest 81 Miss shcehan. Of Winona-
Mrs. Dolly crowion. Of No. IS
Feresforc ave. entertained seven lit
tie rjris Thursday afternoon In hon
of OF her daughter. Gertrude.
Charles EIder. OF No. ~ Pasadcna-
ave. mas recovered from an illness %
Ilss Margaret Dillon, of No. rs
puena vlgtn.hve west. "a confined 10
her home by illLcer.
Milton Bar ocr. - No. III Fcrris-
ave. ia recovering from an Illness Of
John Manning. OF No. 50 Colorado.
ave. ls confined TO his home with the
Mrs. Cole. - Por, Huron. who has
been visiting with Nr. and Mrs. Berry.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
WORTHWHILE

The funeral OF the late Fred NJ.
Fvert. Ir. was held today from the
Pennington German church; burlai
was made at the CIarencevilie ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Susan F. wooiley In spending
the Weekend with Pontiac relatives.
Miss Edna Nevison visited the
Highland Park schools. Friday. ana
will spend the weekend with Miss
Marie stark. teacher In the schools.
Andrew Harmon has been chosen
as Juror for the March and April
terms Of circuit court
An auction sale OF the household
goods Of W. A. woolfe was held at
the residence on Dunlsp-st., this art
ernoon.
Class Number -Four OF the Metho-
dist sunday school will hold baks-
saic today At the hardware OF j. A.
Hun
MIR and Mrs. Fred r. Simmons and
son. George. who have been spending
sOr,e time at Orlando. Fla. viii ar
rive home the forcpart OF the week.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Mich. Feb. ls--openins;
The Detroit wheat market opened
without change. Chicago was steady
and Liverpool firm. Opening prices.
Saturday: Cash Nc. red wheat.
si.s25+ May sl.3s: july. fi.21i7; No.
1 white. A.2si1.
The corn market "a easy and duh
at -4c for cash No zoe for No j
yellow. and 73G7 for No. yellow.
Oats are In good supply and easy
at Sic for standard SOC for cash NO.
white and ~ u 4Sc for No. white.
Rye is steady at sl.Ol for cash
No. ?.
Beans are firm and dull at sS-e2 for
immedlate. prompt and Feb. shipment
and 1856 for March.
cIoyerSeed is firm at sis.@s Tor
prime SPOT $3.50 for March. and
Slo2s for prime alSlke-
Timothyseed Is steady at s3.so for
prime spot.
Grain receipts at Chicago. Satur-
day, were 1855 cars of wheat. 45s ~
corn and is5 OF oats.
May wheat In Chicago opened sat
urday at 81 s9Fs q i.30ls. corn at se y
07skc and oats at tsSc.
Liverpool wheat closed lad higher
and corn unchanged
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
YPSILANTI

Mr. and Mrs. Alton r. Lewis and
Mr. and Mrs George &. Handy were
initiated thin afternoon at n meeting
. was held in the Masonic temple.
The Reliables win meet Thuraday
evening In the NJ r church for n
pot-luck supper and election ot ora-
GERS.
President Charles McKerry. of thn
Normal college. u IN Chicago attend-
ing the meetings OF the North Cen
trsl Association OF Normal School
DR.. G. o. Hoyrs fraternity enjoyed
the annual banquet today in the Ma
sonic temple.
The womsns club program COM
mitteo met Friday afternoon in the
home OF Mrs. william Fisk-.
The Presbyterian Aid aocirty will
hold a home bake sal. next saturday
IN Davis n Rishlar's store. Mrs. Ar
thur Arment is chairman OF the com
Miss Eisie Mckay returned Friday
from a three-weeks visit IN Detroit
IN the home Of her sister. Mrs VIII
Nfrs z. & Briggs is III with tonsi-
llitisL
Miss Lucia Densmore. Of the Wood
run school will go 20 Detroit Mon
day to attend the meetings Of 'he ~
There will be no more numbers
on the Normal Concert course until
I April II, when the Detroit SYMPHONY
orchestra with Weston Gales as CON
ductor will give program. The Nor
NAL choir concert will occur Tues
day, April IS.
Miss Hazel Cooper went 20 Dundee
today TO attend the funeral OF Lewis
fOstrander.
Election Of officers will occur next
, Friday at the meeting Of the Wash
tenaw Rural Institute. which In to
hold two-dey session In the court
house In Ann Arbor. Yearly report,,
/ also be heard
Miss Crane. n returned missionary
from China, will talk on china" on
/ Thursday afternoon at $3.50 I'm tho
meeting OF the Methodist Episcopal
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19

OF No. IS victor-aye., for a few weeks
/ has returned TO her home. =.
y V. Mcclellan. or No q surns
Vista ave west. has returned to MS
home after having spent few days
lin Toronto. Ont. with his mother.
Miss Edith Hawkins has returned
20 her home In Rtchmona. as
urSnmis' ss No. 4s Tyier-sve.
Mrs. Quantrell, OF No ns Sien-
daIe-aye., entertained Division NO. =.
OF the Trinity Ladies' Aid. friday al
Fred C. Beckley, OF Barrie. VI. is
visiting his son. l. ID. beckiey' OF
iConnecticut-aye. ,.oc
lIand-aye entertained Friday even
I ing "A number OF friends. the occa-
slon being her birthday anniversary
Mrs Harry Malpass. OF NO. ~.
lCortlandave.. has recovered from
Mr. and Mrs. william Rogerson. OF
No. 2ls Highland ave. have returned
/ 10 their home after having spent the
Mis- james Bmrrell. OF Cherry nm.
spent q few days this week with Mrs.
Peterson. OF Louise.aye-
n n Hansen, OF McLean-ave., IL In
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith. OF No.
III Colorado-ave.. are In Arizona this
+. 5. pohson. of No, ~ Colorado
ave- Is visit visiting In NM Ml'ysTk'.; yNrk CITY !,
visiting Dr. and Mrs, Martin. Of No.
b6 Fcrrts-ave.
MIR. Wlmot Gsss. OF No. $50 cand-
ler-sve.. is confined 20 her home by
Mclvm Pierce. of No. 81 Avalon
ave. is confined 10 hts home by Ill
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. George Z. chamber.
the engagement OF their daughter,
Laurel Cossford. to Charles Herbert
Bell. son OF Mrs. Mary Bell. OF Pc
terboro-ave, The wedding will taks
Mrs William King and soH WI.
liam, OF windermere-ave.. have lott
this week for the south. where they
viii remain for q few months monsns poo,n
and son. John. of No. 40 Colorado
ave- left this week for ST. Augustine
| Fla. where they will spend the re-
mainder OF the winter.
The Dodak club met Friday after
noon In the Highland Park high
school. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. fresi'
dent. Glenn Reitzei: viee-prsslds NJ
kriehei. and treasurer. Norman
Mrs. w. A. Miller. OF No. 81 'Ruens
Vista ave. Is confined to her nome oS
Peter W. Mores, OF Alpena, has bee,
spending few days or this wesh
with Mrs A. w. hummer, OF NO. iz'
IWindemere-ave.
Mrs. T.. F. Robinson. or Ravenna \
10 is a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs r. J
a Roller. Of No. 20 Windcmere ave
IL. J. MacDougall. OF No ~ buena
lyista-ave. west. - IN chicago Oh
s. Dobsnu. of No. 9s Colorado
ave. has returned from a several
weeks trip in the northern part o.
Miss MAude McKishnie. OF nv
tCslemcns has been spending tsN
DAYS with Mrs. -. McClurg, OF NO
ieT95 woodward ave.
Gordon MacDougan, OF No 'e Nv
lena vista-ave west. Is confined 10 MI
home by Illness. o. H.,
Mrs James Jameson. OF NO 20 so
ena Vistaave. west. Is confined TO he'
home by illness.
Airs. c. r.. House. Of No. lsI buen'
Vtsta-ave west al seriously III
Miss Jackson. teacher OF tn'
Highland Park high school. has peer
tcail.d 10 her home In Toledo oy tn'
serious Illness Of her mother. .
Miss Adeiine Fellman. or NO -
lMcI,ean-ave who has been very ~
for two weeks. Is recovering slowly
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
GAS" RISE hits
MANY PEOPLE
Weekly Bills in Some Cities
Have Advanced As
Much As $2.70

Motorists have viewed with alarm
the many and successive advances
announced in the price OF gasoline,
since last August. While all realize
that IL will mean something out OF
their pocket5ooks, few have taken
the trouble TO figure out just what
IL viii mean IN dollars and cents
The majority of the 2,250.000 cars
now in operation In this country are
not the imported Flats, or other for
cign varieties, or even the CORE
spending higher-priced cars Of Amer
lean make. The majority In the
United States are the medium-priced
cars owned by families OF moderate
means. The percentage OF owner
ship in these cars Is in favor Of the
farmers and the villages OF rural
districts.
During the "open season. for auto
MODELLING. weather permitting. these
cars may run SO miles or 80 on week
days, perhaps more on Saturday
On Sunday there may be q trip 10
some neighboring town. sc that the
total mileage on the speedometer
may run up rs high as 450 miles for
the week. Some cars have an effi'
cheney OF close TO &c miles TO the
gallon of gasoline. while the heavier
cars make ONLY S or 9 miles. IL the
average motorist got 10 miles out
OF his car. he appeared to be salts
fed-that is he was satisfied when
gasoline was cheap. Now that the
price has scared, he has suddenly
become an expert on gasoline Ell
cheney and Is watching cost sheets
very closely.
Some rather startling figures al
10 weekly gasoline hills may be
worked out IL IL is assumed that the
retail price of gasoline Is Ave cents
more than the Wholesale price. that
Is miles TO the gallon OF gasoline Is
fair average. and that $50 miles
Is a fair weekly mileage.
Statistics from every part OF the
country show that the weekly gaso
line bill has advanced as much a.
$40 in some places, while in Other
part. OF the country the increase
has ranged from 81 to $1.5o.
Experts in the oil business calmly
predict a further advance In the
price OF the precious fluid, and "
cents is mentioned freely as a not
unlikely level in the near future.
In view OF the l.2so.o00 automo
biIes to be placed on the market tnia
season. approach Of mild weather
which encourages motoring. and the
opening OF the motor beat season
all OF which mean more gas. tnt
motorists agree that the outlook ID
dolorous.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
WATERFALL TO
REPORT MONDAY

Because OF the absence from the
city OF the chairman. Frank l..
klingenSmith, the meeting Of the
transportation committee OF the
Board Cf Commerce has been post.
poned until Monday night. in the
Detroit Athletic club, when the re-,
port OF Arthur T. Waterfall. trafio
commissioner, on his recent trip 10
London, Eng. in the interest OF bet.
ter facilities AT the Grand Trunk
terminal will be heard
COMMISSIONER Waterfall refused
10 discuss the details OF his trip,
Friday. but said that the results had
been very successful"
Feb. 5, the day that Commissioner
Waterfall arrived in London. was
the occasion OF Zeppelin raid.
which resulted in the destruction OF
many lives and large amounts OF
property.
1t vas q very interesting expert
encc." said Mr. Waterfall. Although
could hear the noise Of the burst.
III hoiuNG. l NOAlI hFF uDAhliS w
cause OF the intense fox II vas
days before We had any definite in.
formation az to the number OF lives
lost The FRS, news was from a Bcr.
lin paper the English censors hsE.
Ing forbidden tho publication Of any
news OF the raio'
One thing that impressed Mr..
Waterfall particularly was the large
number OF women that have been
taken the places OF men ~ho Rave
left for the front. 1hcy are oper
ating all the trains. he says, and 60
about their work. clad tn oyeralls
and mems working clothes
He also commented on the Red
Cross trains. from which he saw
thousands Of remnants OF men being
taken TO tho hospitals.
1t certainly was distressing
sight" said Mr.. Waterfall.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
EVAL or STEEL
TRUST IS seen

~ UNYrED PRESS.

81 YopW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE form
eaen Of : huge steal combination TO
- the United States Steel cor
n 1t1on for supremacy was foreseen
r <prespscs today BY wall-st. nnan'
B> 1,rr. following announcement OF the
u 11hlehem Steel corporations ac-
HIten,ent Of the Pennsylvsnia Steel
X Snpany.
4 "A YyaII-st. was quick to connect the
|zrnaI with the recent transaction oy
iIHnlch the Midvals bought the Cam
\ $Is1o Steel company. In some quar-
- 4 was believed the two com
3 5551reA companies would eventually
y <oopane Z unit. :.
g fnnrles n. Schwab. chairman OF
nothlehsm, made the announce
GS1,1c1f when the Pennsyivania was
fased. The price was named as
~ 80 600. At the rate Of par Tor
E nrefsfred and t27 share Tor
~ ocSnmon shares. j.
n 1ns1nlehem steel sold mp 10 IL
y. - Following announcement OF
I1,tAase OF Pennsyivanis steel
4 rlnc Nail sold up 1-2 At Is S-f'
.cib,e sold shove 81. and Marine
oferred crossed ~. The MARKET
\ orxuwed In late trading ana there
( rure some recessions-
- close was steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
Gen. MOTORS
HAS VAST SALES
Gross Business Of Last Six
Months Amounts to
s74,000,000

Gross sales Of the General Motors
Co. during the last six months were
s7t 900 900. and the undivided prof
its are $4,000 900, an increase OF
more than $500, 900. according TO q
report for the period ended Jan. 81.
1916. There were SASS cars and
trucks sold during that time.
After deducting s524,4s2 for pre-
ferred dividends, the balance OF
undivided profits for the six months.
sl2,475.51s. Is equal to 75.5 per cent
on Sls.50s,ls3 common stock. or At
annual rate OF 1910 per Mt COM
pared With sl.2 per cent for year
ended July 81. 1915.
Charles w. Nash, president of
General Motors. In his remarks to
stockholders. says:
while the operations and earn
ings OF your company for the nrst
six months OF the fiscal year, as
given above. show an unusual gain,
and the demand for automobiles has
never been so great, desire To call
attention to conditions which. In my
opinion, " have an influence over
the next six months.
The situation In the material
marke, is very unusual and Il be-
iieve that we shall experience difs-
Guilty In securing sufficient mater
ials to operate Our plants To their
capacities There Ia also az pres
ent a shortage OF freight cars TO
move our product and II h aot IKE
ly that this condition vnl improve
for some time. Owing 20 these rea.
CONS We can hardly sIpeu; the nsIi
sir months To yield snoA nins in
vrDh:s and produufion-
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
RIVER ROIrGE

Mrs So. Ameit. Mrs. peiiquen. Mrs
Hattie lie Blanc and Mrs Dan Roberts
were prize winners az the Ladies'
club OF our Lady OF Lourdes church
pedro party Tuesday.
Members OF the Utopia club ar~ re-
duested 10 attend n smoker In the
club rooms Saturday evening
Miss Esther Barron is IN I'm ~
Mary's hospital
"Citizenship." Will be the subject 81
the Rev. = r. Snmuelson's sunday
morning sermon In the Grace Baptist
church. The Rev. Mr.. Wittet De-
troit. will talk In tho evening.
Miss Ada Radimaker is visiting in
Cinty
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
COPPERS and
zINCS ADVANCE
Y. s. Steel. Crucible and Gen.
eral Electric Also On
Up-Grade

NEW YORK, Feb. ls.-copper
and Zinc stocks continued their ad'
vance at the opening OF the stock
exchange today Strength spread to
many other stocks.
Butte and Superior gained point
United States Steel was fraction
ally higher, Crucible was up 1-2
and General Electric WAS up a full
point.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
Local

Foreign Missionary society which IN
20 be held In the home of Dr. aud
Mrs. A, H. i.ecson on Ellis-st This
Is 10 % dues-paying day and the
presence OF every member Ia earnest-
w requested, TIE next meeting viii
be held in March. when an at hone
Will be held IN connection with the
business meeting ana with Mrs. Gaze
OF Detroit. the corresponding secTe-
tary, present.
Miss Ruby White and her pupils in
the Lowden school gave "a party Fri-
day evening in the stony Creek
Grange hall.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
Livestock

DETROIT. Mich. Feb. 1s--Cattie:
Market. dull; best heavy steers
$7.5o6z.5S; best handy weight butch-
er steers. 3s.IsG7; mixed steers and
heIfera. ssso9s.is. handy light
hutcherA $55ou5.75; light butchers.
IS n $50; best cows. s55eGs: butcher
cows. s. 5.35: common cows. $4-cs ~
ATS; Gamers, 50 a.; best heavy bulls.
Sk.7S6s: bologna bulls. s5.ss9s.so:
stock bulls, S5a5.:5. feeders. ts@7;
stockers. IS 5.5o6S $50; mixers and
springsrs. $3s a 50. Veal calves: Mar
kets .tsady: best. siognso: others.
steady; best lambs. sii; fair lambs.
400 i0.so: light to common lambs.
IS. so q ss0;. yeariings. Ss.75m 10: fair
TO good sheep. ssq5so: culls and
prospects higher; pigs. SI.5egT.sS:
yorkers and heavies. ss1S9a25.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
ECORSE

Indications In the political neld for
the primary election. Monday. show
that but little 'nght" viii be made
by the two parties for the village OF.
nee candidates.. Clerk Charles Heldc.
who is up for the nomination for
president has no opposition.
Miss Ida Stevenson has been elect
ed President, Miss Louise Vollmar
vice president; Clarence Nolimar, sec
retary, and Rosalie Rohloff. treasurer
OF the Presbyterian Christian Endea-
vor society.
L.. l.. Sanscrainte ls IN.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19
FORD

Friends OF MIR. and Mrs Edward
Begeman. Second-st.. surprised them
In their home. Friday evening
George Clark and Miss Mabel Clark
have taken possession of their new
home on Biddle-aVe
Miss Zoe Perry is very III in her
home on Biddlc-aVe.
NorVal Oliver Is visiting relatives
IN Alpena
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19

The following firms are privileged
to execute orders on the Exchange.
Carlyle a Povah, W. a Hamiln A
Co, III. w. Noble a Co. w. r. Moss
& Co. Bennett, Smith a Co Sinclair
q couls. Joel stockard Co. Lewis y.
gcrton; " E. Reilly No. Co Geo n.
Emmett l. Sprague. Matthew FINN.
ID. l. Seymour a Co. A. w. Wallace
q CO.. VIM. ~. Rose a Co. VIM. A
Neer q Co. vs.. y. Mclaughlin, p. X
The Detroit times., 1916-02-19

ID. " bsyes Co. real est-is: cap.
itaiization, $4,000; incs5 yo.-,.ors,
Daniel ". Hayes, vic,os =. Ionlsn
and Abort T. Barnett.
Delta Brick & Tilc Co. iuanu,Ac.
.riHz ard dealing In building mate
-.a's; capitalization, $4,000: incor.
porsiors. z. A. Foote, 3. ~. Wight
man aad D. L. Plkir
Keil & Wnngbichler Glass Co,
manufacturing ard dealing m lead.
ed art glass. mirrors, etc. capital
izatioa. $1,000; incorporstorr. Fred
J. Ken Sr.. Edward wsngbichler
and Louis NalsbichIer.