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The Detroit times., 1916-01-22
VACANCIES ARE
CAUSE OF MUCH .
EMBARRASSMENT

Corporation Council Harry }.
Dingeman Is fearful that civil ser
vice will subject city department
heads to further embarrassment in
filling vacancies as result OF the
recent decision OF the supreme court
in the case OF Robert Savage, who
sued 20 compel Commissioner Fen
kell 20 accept him as ward fore
man I'm the Third ward. and won.
A former Third ward foreman
named Walker, died more than a
year ago Commissioner Fenkell
sent n communication to the civil
service commission, announcing the
promotion Of Q. A. Smith. straw
boss. 10 the foremanship. Mean
while the civil service commission
held an examination 10 MI the
vacancy, and Savage headed the
eligible list He started a man
damus suit for the job on oct. 4.
1914. and, on Oct. 3, 1914. Commis-
s.oner Fenkell withdrew his COM
munication promoting Smith.
"I have not read the decision,
said the corporation counsel. but
If the case Ia decided on the broad
lines argued by Attorney Pound, 10
will place the city department
heads In the position Of having 10
MI vacancies from the civil service
list as soon as they occur. In other
words, the number OF city employees
could be increased, but never de
creased IN any department under
civil service"
There arc numerous instances
where vacancies have not been
filed for various reasons. The cor
poratlou counsels office has been
without a chief clerk for long
time The office messenger is now
successfully combining his duties
with those OF a chief clerk. city
Clerk Lindsay kept a position open
In his office for many months, al
though the civil service commission
held an examination 90 fil a. The
city clerk did not accept the board S
selection. giving it finally TO The
clerk who formerly held 1t and left
the office on an extended leave of
absence Commissioner Fenkell was
several months in appointing a west
side superintendent 20 hll a vacancy
created by death
There is a Question about Savage
getting the ward foremanship now
that he has won hts case While
be was lighting In the courts, the
civil service list which he headed
expired
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22
BLACK HAND
HEADQUARTERS
IN FRISCO
- TNLTEn 49,

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2i.- Hunt.
ed over the world since it was
driven from New York, the mterna-
uonal operating headquarters Of
Black Handlers is said 10 hayc been
located In San Francisco.
Federal officials indicated today
that important revelations may be
expected soon from a national in.
yestgation which finally conferred
here II IS understood that some
evidence already has been placed
before she federal grand fury.
SIX killings and Black Hand col.
loctions OF 100000, in addition TO
numerous bomb explosions are re-.
ported 20 have been uncovered IN
the course of the secret service
bureaus investigation.
The hunt for the Black Handlers
begnn I'm real earnest shortly after
the assassination Of New York Dc
tective Joseph Petrosini in Italy IN
1909, when he was studying The
breeding places OF the Black Hand
ors.
The arst definite results were OBJ
tained when Joseph Vetrano and
Tony De Franco we're arrested al
San Jose, Cal, last autumn. There
has come a Hood OF threats against
local Italian merchants since the ar
rests. Some OF the death threat.
came from Milwaukee, New York
San Francisco and other cities.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22
GRAND CIRCUS.

"Tudiue. featuring Ida Schnau,
champion woman athlete. will be
shown I'm the Grand Circus theater
next week This story of the picture
was taken from the German fairy
story "Tndlue' The scenes Were
taken or the coast OF Catalina and
the Santa Barbara islands, renowned
for their rugged beauty and charm
one OF tho many sensational features
Of the film is the dive whlth Miss
schnnll makes from a height of more
than IT'S feet from the top of a wall
of rock straight 20 the sea below
The height and the unusual courage
Of tho girl who made 80 cannot be
doubted after witnessing the leap on
tho screen ms tho camera caught ~
from distance Of more than 500
foot Featured with Miss SChr1'l is
Eileen Allen with her % Ewlmming
and diving girls every one uf whom
posscEsgs a cup or "a medal OF q title
OF some sort FOR skill lu aquatic
sports Douglas Gerard plays tho
role OF knight and Edna Mason that
OF the nsherman's daughter.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22
All Previous Attend
ance Records Are
Already Broken
SALES HAVE
BEEN LARGE
Concert By Ford Band
Will BE One of Clos
ing Features

The biggest and best auto show
Detroit ever has had ends tonight.
In not d few WAYS The week has
been notable, but especially i'm that
70 has called the attention Of the
civilized world TO the remarkable
strides the auto city has made in
recent years. particularly during the
last = months
And here ara a few OF the other
features OF The show as testified TO
by persons vino have attended and
the exhibitors.
The sales, real or prospective,
have far exceeded those Of any pre-.
yious year. purchases by individuals
being surprisingly numerous
All previous attendance records
have been broken, with still another
day 10 run.
Although the show has been open
six days, there was no sign OF let
up. Friday, and the receipts 10 date
were announced as 500 in excess
Of the record OF the best previous
year
Mich attention was devoted, Fri.
day, 10 the upstate folk, who flock
ed to the show in swarms. And.
to all appearances. they were well
5urdened with superhuous cash, as
sales during the day to outsiders
were said 10 have been large.
A concert By Ford band Of %
pieces viii be one OF the features OF
the exhibit Saturday night. 1t will
be held In the auditorium.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22
The following scores were made in
SCHOOL BOYS
PLAN TRIPS
TO EUROPE

@ o. Leonard and F. C. Potter,
members Of the faculty Of Highland
Park high school have organized
the Leonardo Potter Tour Co.. and
viii make their FIRST trip in April
with the graduating class and other
students OF tho school
The trip viii take place during
tho Eastern school vacation. An
entire special train consisting Of au
observation car. baggage car and
six steel PuIlmans Will be provided
The party VIII leave Detroit. Sat.
urday. April 10 and will return the
following Saturday IN time for the
opening Of school Tho first stop
will be- made At Cincinnati. then on
90 Richmond. Va. through The Shen-
andoah valley where many famous
battles OF the Civil war were fought,
then N old Point Com'0rl at HamP
ton Roads. Va. where the United
States fleet Is al anchor then to
Norfolk and Washington ID C. The
party Will visit tbe White House
and the capitol and viii have a re-
ception with tho president The
party will remain iu Washington for
GO hours, and viii then start back
homo, stopping q Harper Ferry
and Pittsburgh
Many OF the teachers from Detroit
and Highland Park school viii also
make the trip The conductors oi
the tour have received tha hearty
approval of Or Ch8s T. Chldsey
superintendent OF the Detroit public
schools, and o. J Knapp sVorin
teudent OF schools OF Ilizhland Park
The Leonard Potter Tour co. will
be a permanent organization stu
rent trips will be made 70 all parts
of the country during tha vacations,
and as soon as conditions will per
init. trips viii be made tJ Europe
Mt Leonard is hepd of ,he boys
assembly ROOMS of Highland Park
high. aud Nr Potter BIS igtd ot che
commercial department
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22

on the ground that an aeroplane
is scientific instrument necessary
for its owners livelihood. a court in
Hungary decided that IL can not be
seized for debt
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22
CAilIII LAC

Tho Mischief Makers VIII come
ta tns Cadillac thcatrr sunday after
ruun for weeks engagement The
show ts said 60 bo merry mixture
of musical comedy. vaudeville and
.Hrlrsgur. Most OF the performers
1rs well known 90 Detroit theatrr-
puer- although there arc few
unw faces since the company was
seen here last summer Since that
time tho production has been made
over now songs. dances and comedy
having been supplied Rich MCAuis-
lrr rs at the head OF the company
and has the principal roles I'm the
TWO new hurlettaa which viii he
presented others in the cast include
Mabel clarke. the tlvacious soubrette
who was member of the Cadillac's
summer stock company, Felix Bush.
George Brennan. Phil lafhe. Mar
Earnt shannon Ruby Lushy and the
'p8prita" chorus Retwecu the bur
lcitaS there vill be an olio Of vaude-
NfI1o epeciaitier. The added attrac-
tiou VIII he the Aloha Twins. "Hula
HIIa" dancers
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22
HIMSDALE BABE
DIES IN FIRE

uLI sDALE. Mich Jan 22.--tay.
mond Coe. threaweekold baby of
Mr. and Mrs Jay Bell was burned
fo death Yesterday in the family
home at $50 81 SsIem-st
Fir, from "a defective chimney sgt
the bedroom. where the child w
asleep adrc and when The moth.
discovered the blaze her way 20 tt
child's bed vas blocked. Her
screams brought neighDors. s. man
and boy pulled the body Of The child
from the blazing bedroom by graf.
bling the bed clothes
Ngz Bell is now i'm a critical con
dition She is Che mother of FIVE
ether children The father was at
work in the door and rail factory a.
fBe time Of the Ere.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22

printtna-the piatn nent kind--thnt
Ts rtuht-Tiuirs Ioh nepf.--Matn t620.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22
Arms Broken by Auto.

Driving his automobile at Euclid
and Oahand-aves., early Saturday
morning l.. J Behade. 30 years old,
OF No 1882 John R-st., was struck
by an automobile driven by William
Prazza, OF No. $50 Goodwin.ave. Be
hade suffered two broken ,r-ms and
was taken 20 Harper hospital in
Prazza's machine
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22

WILL MEET
State Tournament to
Take Place in De-
trOit in March

Elaborate arrangements arc being
made for the twentynrst annual
meeting Of the Michigan Whist as.
sociaucn. to be held IN tho Hotel
statler March 3, Q, no and H. Top
score pins are to be awarded thl
winner IN an contests and there
will be numerous special prizes, IN.
cludlng IS In gold to each member
OF the pair making the highest
single plus score. each day.
The tournament opens Wednesday
afternoon, March 8. with a progress.
sive pair game In the evening
there viii be a similar game, and
play for the Mitchell trophy will
also take place This Is a contest
FOR mixed tesms Of foIr-two mon
and two women.
Thursday morning, afternoon and
evening there will be progressive
pair games. In the morning play
will take place for the Ypsilanti
trophy. pair contest, and ~ the
afternoon and evening the contest
for the Furniture City trophy will
take place this event being open TO
teams Of four, women as we'll as
men Al s o'clock a banquet will
be served
Friday morning, afternoon and
evening there will be progressive
pair games. The Furniture City
finals also take place in the morn.
inE and in the afternoon and even
ing the special pair game, open 20
both women and men, takes place.
The entrance fee is s. n pair and
the match is played in two sessions.
The business meeting takes place
Friday afternoon.
Saturday afternoon and evening
there will be progressive pair games
and in the evening there will also
be a special championship pair
game open 20 those who have previ-
ousIy won top scores. In the after
noon there will be an auction bridge
game, under the direction OF Mrs.
Charles f. Bielman.
Many OF the leading whisters OF
the country have slgni6ed their in.
tention OF attending the tourna-
mcnt. John W Bradley, OF Detroit,
Is president Of the Michigan Whist
association, and Mrs. Mary Reed
Bennett. also Of Detroit, IS score
tary.
The regular game in the members
contest series, played in tho Detroit
Whist club rooms. Monday evening,
Jan II, resulted in the following
scores
East and West-w r. BatteIe and
". n Edison, plus r, l.. Balkwill
and a. y. House. average. S. A. Com -
mons and r.. a. IrcadWay. minus +,
u. = Gcrmsin and j. Prentis. minus 4.
North and South--F L.. W. Bright
and q. Il. Clark. plus Z. J. ", Me
Causey and Thomas Watson, plus /,
n =. Boehm and #. S. Pratt. average.
T. o. Bates and J. +. Horan, minus !.
The following scores were made in
the Sa Saturday game.
East and West--Mrs. s A Commons
and w y. Edison, plus Z Mrs. J. W
steiner and j. W. MCtausey, minus ! .
Mrs. r L. w Bright and f. O. Bates,
minus Mrs + q Beilman and s. a.
Commons. minus .. Mr. and Mrs H.
l. Brown. minus A.
North and South-W T. Boehm and
r. T. W Bright. plus g. Mrs v
Myers and Mrs. J. o. stout average. .
W D. Battelle and r. A. Treadway.
average Mrs. A. IL. sage and Thomas
Watson minus
Thursday evening next Jan e. tho
regular ladies' night game will be
played
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08
Xander s. Plugge,

1917 Siebente StroBe, 81. %.
SeIepbon Rortb 1853.
9lpe 8bisties. 1925 bic @ouone: ACE
oas Quart uno ~aufip6rts. NeSonbers Sms
periaI. 6 Sabre alt. SO bic @auone. 76e
oas Quart. Obj NeIiabIe. s Sabre alt,
81 bic @nIlone. 81 bns Quart. @ater
alter Bourbon. WaaIt bon GcotG Wbiss
fep. California Cherries. 81 uno $3.50
bic @alone. 25c NIB DOC bas Ouort.
Seine inportierte Sberrb c6er Rortiueine
So Die @aIlone. 60c has Quart. Gue
Sorten 4ranoieS. Rums uno Gins. Gas
Hforniide uno importierte gIarets, iotpie
eieene Rrefiuug. Gue Gprten Beibsueine
uno Nbeinfpeine.
SreisIite anr TerfRsnus.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

Gdte Sranffnrtcr nnS &nadmarit,
rein nnO nnOerfGlidt, sa baben bei
@iBIers,
532 Center nnb Is &igss Marft.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

ten uno nienono piiroe liH ipunoern
iuenn tie $40 ooer cine Wiebrbeit bon
1917 I'M @obIfollegium erboIten ioH'
ten. Sn ieOem Stoote iuorin 9eitt.
Idle mobncn, iperoen iie 5i oieiem
miinihensluerten Heiultote ~beitrogen.
Mebrere MiteIieoer Der iebr 5obI.
rei6en 5omiIie Smith in Netu Ser.
iep boben Den Notofi5ierunesi5ere.
monien in Der SboOou 2oipn @iua
b%eigeipobnt, oils Moooroiu @iIIon Die
Neuigfeit erfubr, Dab er bon Der De.
idoftsfonoi0ot oufgeitellt por0en
lei. Nber Der prominenteite oler
Nem SerleDer Smiths, Der friibere
9itnoesienotor Somes Smitb IT,.
neI6er Den oamoIigen @ouberneilr
@iIion Suerit fir Die ErGiioentihaft
in Iorihlog brohte, febIte. Gr ipor
niht einmaI ei~ngeInoen noroen. go.
Iitiiher uno finnn5ieuer &ilin lit iein
0onf eemeien. aud iiebt es 10 aus,
ais oh Senator Wfortine, Der erfoIg.
reifc N"tebenbubIer oeS Serrn Smith,
bon oemieIben S1idioI erreiht iper.
ben miro.
Ser 0abenport-Somo-.0e Demo.
frat, cine Der 6IteIten oemofroti.
iden 3eitun9cn oes 2onoes, foroert
ben &ongreb ouf Die amerifanii6en
@eih6ftsintereIien eegen bic cngli-
id)en SeerGitber 5t ihiiBen, mas Der
Gr1lioent befnnntIi1 rnterloIIen bat.
OieieIben Mniidten meroen bon Dem
n9eutl1en Gorreiponoenten" bon
Baltimore qeteilt, bon einem 8lotte,
meldes 70 Sabre treit 5ur oemofroti.
iden SABINE gebolten bat. 0osIcIbe
fam oltd bon Ser .geeip gorfer
Stnots5eitung" bon Der ct. 2olis
.Nmerifo", bonn n2ouisbiae ln5ei.
ger, bonn r@d6ter uno Mn5eiger"
bon Glebelono un0 bon Der nSmobo
Sribune" un0 bon onoeren bisDer
Oemofrntiihen Sa%eesbIGttern geioet
merOen. 8enn oiih oiele 8lGtter De.
mofrotif6e &ongreb-& onoiooten I'M
terltiisen, 10 peroen iie eerne 5ilge-
ben, BOB bic Hieoerloge @ilions oltb
einen repubIifaniihen &onereB CUR
5olgc boben miro.
y
Gs mag nidt reht iein, ben Der.
oodt ous5uipre6eL Dab elm groberer
8eitrog CUR oemofratii6en @obItai-
ie Scr iiderlte 8eg our @rIangung
zines llifrotipen ooer zines boben @b.
Romantics lit. Gs iiebt ober 70 aus,
lpenn man Die 2ilte ser Subifribentcn
gum bemofrotiiden &ompognefono
bon 1912 ititoiert. Won miro finoen,
ooB SameS SO. @eroro, ser BOT
idafter III Berlin, $4,000 berqob
unb 0aB &err Worgentball, ipeI6er
8oti6ofter in &onItontinopel mar,
lln0 iett Sdabmeiiter oes oemofrati-
lden Notionolfomites it, $4,000
beiiteuerte. Mbram @lfits, lein Nod-
folger als8otihafter, gab $4,000. Q(uf
Der Elite lteben SEER Soiepb 6. @iI-
larb, goti6ofter in Moorio, nit 49,.
800, Serr 8iaiam S. Sborpe, Dot
ihofter in 8aris, nit BEN eleihen
geitroge, SEER Benfielo, 8oti6after
in 8ien, nit $4,000 lno &err Oa-
bio M. 5rancis, @otidofter in 8etro-
graO, NIT $2500. Der 8rGiioent ielblt
gnb nitr $500 Der uno bon ieinen Sea
bincttsmitglieoern baben iid MIR orei
an3opfen lniien. Ger @eneralpoIt.
meiiter gob $3.50, ser SetretGr oes
S6atamtes MIR 500 uno Ser Ma.
rineiefret6r nu6 MIR 500. @ber
oiesmal mer6en tie mebr berappen
miiilenL in Ser bergebli6en Soffning.
lire Stellungen bebalten at f0nnen.
m.CoU
Washington Journal., 1916-09-08

Gbriitian fanber's mmiiber.
trefflides Eager bpn 35 ein6ei.
miiden nn6 impOrtiertem @6is-
flies. 9O9 7te Strafe.
Strafe N..8.
The sun., 1916-12-10
PITTSBURG MARKET

~pITTSBURG. Dec. s.-Prces not materially
changed. Pure OIL the most active stock.
The sun., 1916-12-10

St'tESSfNl. HIH AVE roNu store
wants tlh 400 20 meet Increasing business;
r"i."us, M agents, II, uoA -, san ofhcr
The sun., 1916-12-10
COTTON Sent DOWN
$1.75 BALE MORE
Bears Continue Hammering,
While Many Old Bulls Are
Forced to Let Go.
SPOTS IGNORE FUTURES
Good Trade Buying and TAX.
ings by Spinncrs Mt the
Lower Levels.

Continued pressure by bears In a half
DAYS session, III which buying orders
were scarce. further weakened cotton
Yesterday. and at the close prices were
~ to SO points OH from Friday nights
close. The net decline averaged
around si.75 n bale. with maximum de-
cliucs of So to 81 a bale recorded a;
The lowest of he morning.
The bears again ran away win inc
marnct, and in consequence cotton has
been hammered down more than $lo a
bale from the high points. Many bulls
WHO held long lines purchased at
around 16 cents n who before the Dig
bear campaign were owners OF large
paper profits had to relinquish their
holds and have got out with barely a
fraction Of their former profits. This
sacrificing has further demoralized The
market.
The opening was steady. 8 points
lower 10 4 points higher. Then the
bears began to unlimbcr their long
guns. After the call the pressure be-
came acute. Heavy margin calls had
been made overnight, and mary were
NJ, met. Numerous stop loss orders
We're uncovered.
After the bottom had been touched
4 bulge resulted from considerable re-
buying In the last half hour
II IL the general DelleI tnat Spo'S "ie
not yielding 10 the future finrries OF the
last two days. on the other hand, AZ
the lower levels. there has been good
trade buying and a large amount ot
cotton taken for spinners. One dealer
said he had heard OF Southern spinners
taking up futures in New York and
shipping the cotton south to their mills.
II has been reported that Southern
banks have been calling cotton loans,
but his has been denied by many well
Informed bankers with Southern con-
nections.
Estimates Of the crop. excluding lintcrs. 10y
IL npmhers Of the Ncw York Cotton Exchang.
innged from o.s7N. Oo to IL. 800 90 bales and
g averaged H.. 40. "S. or about In line with
mathematical deductions from private ginhing
figures.
Local spot market steady and 70 points lower
At tS.1 for middling upland sales NIL.
Southern spot market and sales
Galveston steady, - p. lower. 1s.cSc. $50
New Orleans nominal, unchanged, Hbr'
LooA.
Mobile nominal. unchanged. ~ .c5c.
Savannah nominal. Nc. lower. isAc.
Charleston nominal, unchanged, 1si.c.
Norfolk steady, IS y. lower. lssT, 81.
baltimore nominal. 10 y. lower. lsc.
Augusta steady. unchanged. $3.50. 90
1demphis steady. unchanged. 1915.
81. Louis steady. unchanged. ~ Ssc. 4.
Houston steady, unchanged. BIC. i.3-s.
Little Rock steady, I. y. lower. NSSc.
The sun., 1916-12-10
nn>'s Exports From New York.

..uorts from New York Yesterday IN,
"4H.I' Wheat, cS7,>s5 hu,. corn, 3ts bu.i
t. -, hI peas, l,0sa bu.. beans, IS,
' Sour. ;,533 bbls rour, lGoo0 sack.
'l.''u-cci meal, $3.50 lbs nil nak". - .au,
.r.. pork, 80 bills, beet, e7G bhls. nacuns
;' 4'" lbs hnms. 5,0oa Tbs iprl = =
in-. t.l'o". !ooo tbs butter LOON ll,-
'.'''ns,'d OIL, a,,,s.l ,DN., luul| ntns oil
-pJ.,O. sac,
The sun., 1916-12-10
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Dec. s.-Mara,et quiet, with
no important changes. Bonds IN fair demand
summary:
The sun., 1916-12-10
OFFICE OF
1UE NNFklt Al COAL COMPANY
OF NII.IGA<N cot <TN.

NJ ! Rruuiwnh, New York. Doc. let, 1919
The Annual Election COR Directors ut tn,
\lnetir!H coal Company Of AN"S my Count,
New jersey Win he held NJ the com
p1nNs once, No. 81 Montgomery stree
Jersey cay, y. j., on Thur-iay, tho .>t}
OF December. 1915, between the hours g.
Twelve and one o'cinCk J., NJ, Tho Transfc,
Books will not he closed.
IL. u. W~AIRRIDGE Sec'y.
The sun., 1916-12-10

Wv N0TT- T"JV0'InWNT Nfn, INV.
NOtiCe f. hereby gwen that the Anuis
Meeting of tho shareholders Of this Hunk
for the c~lrrtiuu 81 Directors to s"rvu dur!ur
ia" cuu!Ug year ANA for the transaction a.,
such other business ds IuaN come hcfn-u III,
Meeting, VIII u" held u. the baUklnL nous
Nassau aui Ilne streets, TUESDAY, Ia.udry
IN l'l', h,tN"rn the hours of - "Dlo,,
NJ. ana 4 @ clock y. VI.
l.lMi.li T.. NIllTrAKER. Cashier.
The sun., 1916-12-10
8USIN ESs OrrORTUN.riEs.

WANTED-A Responsible Sales Agency
to take over entire sales rights In (nl'rd
states of a new device for counting IN
,urrt neg required for making up payrolls
machine rctaiis tor see. therc about ahoui
l,2Oh machines In use, most ~ which have
been sold In and around New York Clty.
81" want a well organized stlcs agency /,
place tn" machines throughout the Coun.
try' none hui responsible. organized val
companies VIII be- considered, reply b,
m,il. pENOMINATOR ADDING MA,
nHlNE co, 2:t-:.t shepherd Avenue
brooklyn,
The sun., 1916-12-10
LONDON MARKET.

'.pNDON. Dec. s,-Money, 4. per cent;
Z cunt rates. short and three months
a 5H per cent, Gold premiums
lisbon. 500. Consols for money closed
- 3s; new ~ per cent. war loan at 81.
Iuuey IN good supply ana discount rates
! ay, Trading on the Stock Exchange
,,s on and rubber stocks steady,
.H" funds dun and shipping shares re.
. mary. American securities undecided
b.. iu...
The sun., 1916-12-10
PARIS MARKET.

PARIS, D'c, Z, prices steady an IL.
rualre 'r-IaN lllr"" per cont. rcntpa. VI
!rrut- 10 confines for Cn~', ,N,hluy, u,
i.ordnr, - francs N'r ccu'irrs; / t.nt.
!yan, = !! iAa- ,crll,,S
The sun., 1916-12-10
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. s-Market unsettled, due
10 further liquidation. Swifts, Union Carbide
! and Diamond Match about . points lower
Other ISSUES a fraction TO a point lower, with
| trading limited. Bonds quiet and unchanged.
The sun., 1916-12-10
s1s,ooo.00

have nne opening in staple manu:sctur-
ing Industry FOR party who can invest
j.000.o 90 IN bonds or stock; party 20 be-
director and onfc-r. II, box I.t sun
office.
The sun., 1916-12-10

FOR SALE rosprrou. drug store doins
twenty thousand business IN Central No.,
York town, No agents. Apply OWNER
II III. sun.
The sun., 1916-12-10
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Dec. s-Prcssurc on coupe
shares carried prices down sharply from. n
fraction TO more than . points. A.. q. 4 w.
!. continued strong. while Crited Fruit was
rcactionary. Summary:
MINJNC
The sun., 1916-12-10
MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. o.-L.aHe superior
Corporation. p u. y and Cramp n Sons
active. Prices lower. with no WIDE declines
recorded. Bonds quiet, summary: