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The border vidette., 1916-11-04
TO SANTA CRUZ
 COUNTY VOTERS

The Voters and Citizens of San ta Cruz county are reminded, after examining the elaborate advertisement of our present sheriff, that owing to the fact that the saloons of Nogales, So nora, were open during 1915, and up to November 26, 1915, most of the arrests mentioned by MT. Mcknight. were made by the U. $. custom officials on the international line, on the char ge of introducing liquor into United States territory, and not by the Sheriff's s office, and that most of these were cases where men were arrested on the line for having a quart of liquor or less, on their person, which they were bringing over to this side for their own use, as evidenced by the small fines assessed by the court.
 The attention of the voters is also directed to the small mum. Der of arrests and convictions in 1916, after the saloons were closed on the other side, as fur ther evidence of the foregoing statement.
 It is also we'll known fact that some of the proceedings which brought about convictions mentioned in 1916 were not in itiated by the sheriff's office, but were brought about by police officers of the town and private citizens.
 H. J. SAXON,
 Chairman Democratic County Central Committee.
The border vidette., 1916-11-04
To w. 5. MCKNIGHT. Sheriff O1
 Santa Cruz County.

With reference to your polit- ical announcement appearing ip the Nogales Daily Herald of the third instant, take the liberty to ask you the following ques- tiOnS:
 How many of the persons named in your Arrests for boot logging" list were detected and actually apprehended by the United States customs officials How many by the Provo Guard How many by the City Police and how many by the SHERIFF'S OFFICE?
 H. J. SAXON,
 Chairman Democratic County Central Committee.
The border vidette., 1916-11-04

Harry E. Grace, the Los An geles hide buyer, wEo makes his headquarters at Empalme, is here on company business. The fore part of the week he and MT. A. c. Wall shipped a large consign- ment of Sonora hides from across the line to California. MT. Grace reports business conditions in Sonora improving.
The border vidette., 1916-11-04

Major Harry Newton has re- turned from his vacation, which he spent on the coast, and is in charge of the base quartermast er's department, during the ab- sence of Col. Newbill, who has gone back to Kentucky on thir ty days leave of absence.
The border vidette., 1916-11-04

Buy Prince Albert euery-
 rphere tobacco IS sold in topPy red bags, Sc; tidy red fins, IOc; Handsome pound and haif-pound fin hun1i- dors-Gnd-tkat corking fine pound crystal glass hun1i- dor IOith sponge-n,oistener flop that keeps the tobacco in such cIeUer frina-ai.Days!
The border vidette., 1916-11-04

On the reverse side of this tidy red tin . you will read: Pro cess Patented July 3Oth, 1907," which has made fhree men smoke pipes where one smoked beforeI
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Washes To Mna.en,s.

Moses InN Tor. vice Dsidrnf % Lack
awnnna steel co. SAYS regarding break
ms or OF stool merger negotiations
While the nc -o'istions were pending tho
coWptuy's business has greatly incroas-
% and The officers have been of ouiu-
ION Tor some time thai more advanta-
Eeous arruuE. mcnts than those original
~ contemplated should 20 undertaken
if possible. tor this reason tho COM
pauN's Officers are pleaeo- a. the break
Ing off or the negotiations.
ACcordirg 20 the morning papers. tho
outlook Tor a peaceful settlement of tho
lusffauld question seems To- be better.
Wall St Ie uudouhfcdfv waiting Tor a
definite settlement Of this situation. and
] doubt ~ We will have any decided
speculation until all diplomatic difficult
ties are out OF the way.
Pending -Cftlgmen- - our contro--
Nnrsy with Germany IN the T.usitauta
matter He expect TO SEQ short swings IN
tho market in which tho Industrial spec
ialtios are likely tn Doe prominent. We
think stocks are o. purchase on any
sharp breaks and a sale on any good up
turns
10 iz urderefoof hers that Nfidvale
steel 60. hns purchases controlling i'm
tcrc1f in Cambria steel co. on basis 81
81 dollars n share.
Floor observer saws sor'c huving IN
Baldwin hy shorts and probable pool ac-
flrffH.
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BIG RISE ON
STOCK MARKET
me Lusitanta Case And Other ravora-
Die incidents Contributed To The
AdvAnce-Steel Most Active

NEW YORK. Feb. 7-Prospects Of q,
sNiE ana final settlement Of the v@xed
LuSltanis episode and other weekend
dcNelopments Of a favorable chara..t.r
.phtI lnuted IN no uncertain measure 10
the enhancement Of quoted Values 10
daN. Prices opened with zains ~ 70 ,
points. which were doubled and even
~ oi'd later In some OF the highly spec
utattNe issues. especially BALDWIN Loco
motive, petroleunna motor and coppsr-
Nhile various uncisssified issues rose
more unevenly.
The movement IN oils was accompan-
ltn py authoritative statements ~ A
nietser or consolidation Of the leading
..inpahles operattu gin Mexico and Cai-
MA haldWlns gsin Of "a. to llst.
Inllowcd rumors of that couuany.,
Itouante ainalgamation with one or
more Kindred concerns and the strength
or metals Was directly traceahle TO the
..,u5h hsher prices quoted by leading
D .u"o~rs or copper for deliveries 100.
"lnk INTO The middle Of tho wear.
.le'i states steel gave a good &C
,puHt OF itself. with optimistic fore
,dSlS or the untitled tonuaga statement
Tor January which is 10 Issue ia, -rh5,rs.
uas- i.ackawauna steel made A max.
mum loss Of O.. to 75. on sbsndo,,
ment OF the merger with Younrstown
ana cambria steel and Crucihle steel
gehoted moderate pressure. Incidentally.
NtiI street was surprised a. AfidNaiei ,
d' Aisitluu Of Cambria
bralhES were moderate al all times.
'tislHs INTO dullncs- aa,- some easing
OF prices toward the close
4otA sales amounted to COO. 900
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OIL NO TIE IS

On Portsrs Fork pqval district TIN
rom county. the south Penn OF COM
creek tract 10 Berca sand. and showing
TOT 70 barrels. in same district and
county. same company has completed St.
80. 80. same tract. e. Bcrea sand. and
showing for six barrels.
On FAN Creek. Jefferson district Ka-
nswha county Edwafdz OH company
No. !. r. =. RoWman farm. rig romniet-
ed and started drilling Located miles
north or Hamilton OH company No. l.
samuel Bowman farm.
In Fix district. hanawha county. 80
ohio Fuel OIL Company. shot it's No s.
-. w. belcher Farm. aud Increased pro-
duction from 20 20 90 barrels first -,
hours
on Grass Run. Murphy district. Ritch-
pany No 3. d n 'Nilisr lam. IA J-I fI,n
at zoo feet
on Macfsrlsn creek. Murphy district.
Richie county. Darby and Walker No.
!, VI. Bennett farm. drilling ar $50 feet.
The south Penn OF company las com
pleted ~ No y on The David Jones
small show OF oil. They are going 70
pull 81 uE 70 ne inign sind ard try 70
Gated in Paw Paw disJr;ci. Marion c, "a"
In clay district Richie county the
imperial OH. Gas a PRODUCTS Company
IS barrels last - hours
on stre ,,S Creek RurlnE Springs
farm. down 1000 feet and tools lost and
are skiddinE rig.
IRE Hone Natural Gas Company No.
J. Harrison Davis farm S-rnpleted m
Ftr In'fu sand and s. n gas well Locat-
ed 500 feet west OF south Penn Ou Corn.
pany's No. i. ]. ID. Smith farm. on short
Run. Centervills district. Tyler county.
The Tri-State Gas Company has com
farm and has about five barrel we'll in
the Big rnjun sand. located in Wetzel
county. In same county r. g. Kingsley
has completed his No. . on the stephen
Morgan. Is about 5-barreI we'll from
the Big Injun sand. In same county the
Silver Hiu OIL Company got $40 ven Al
Its No. l. on tho Thomas Snodgrass farm
IN the salt sand
The sun Gas Company 40. . cain
heirs farm. completed IN the Sig -nlu,.
sand and has "a gas well. about 1900 feet
southwest OF its No. : same farm. L.acaf-
cd IN Centerville district, Tyler county.
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Heavy Sales Of Pig Iron Last Week from the
Furnaces Of the Upper Ohio Valley Region

NEW YORK. Feb. ACTIVITY IN pig
iron In the central west has awakened
new interest In the eastern territory.
whlch. II Il expected. will result in the
placing Of larger contracts In the next
two weeks. II - estimated that sales
made Ia the various distributing districts
last week aggregated $4,000 tons. The
largest single contract was placed b.
foundry grades. IL was also reported
at the close OF the week that the Ford
company had secured 10000 tons add
tional. for delivery over the second hal
bio activity in the Ohio Valley. where
sales q foundry grades aggregated 25.-
goo tons Tor shipment into Ohio. Indiana
and Michigan. East OF the Allegheny
Mountains contracts that came 20 the
surface aggregated only 10000 tons. tho
bulk of the business being placed In the
Philadelphia territory. Contracts are
still pending In eastern Pennsy Ivauia
aggregatng $4,000 tons Of foundry
grades ana 10000 tons of basic. Less
interest apparently was shown ga Emo
export trade. although there were fur
Their Inquiries for shipment Co japan
and Italy.
There were large sales Of rolled steel
products for export as well a. for do
nestle consumption. AutOmobils manu-
facturcTs were actively iu the market -
barrels and other containers placed
more large contracts for sheets FOR de-
llFertes over the second and thlru quar-
tiers OF the year. Wire products coU-
tinued In good demand. with large sales
TO manufacturer for shipment over the
second quarter. The American steel and
Wire Company. 70 is Understood. shipped
In excess Of 225.OOo tons lu January.
establishing . new high monthly record
for distribution. Tho volume OF busI-
ness ON domestic account exceeded the
December sales Export orders. how
ever were necessarily small Ir tho
last week contracts for about 81. 600 tons
OF wire products were placed for foreign
shipment.
There vas a lack OF animation in tin
throughout the week and slightly lower
prices prevailed for several days. fol-
al Al nc a. the close. or slightly above
tho prices OF the week previous. on
Saturday the market was dun and prices
nominal at Sac for spot. e. ilc for
February. 40Ac 60 Ale for Nar and
4oi er Tor April 40ft &C. for MAY. and 60 TO
foisc Tor June and July. May position
sold during the week az ~ &C.
The result OF the fluctuations boo the
London market was an advance ~ -
i5s on spot and n - ON future stand
ard. Spot straits Tin adsaucei .i mot.
los not ON Friday. with further ad-
vance anticipated to-day IA sympathy
with the English market
The January stafisfIr- vere uvflyor-
able 20 holders. with o. slight Increase
I'm the visible supply during the month.
large supplies are aflOaf for the uitsd
states. The total visible IN Europe and
America IS over . 600 tons greater than
II was year ago.
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FINANCIAL
MANNINGTON

AA\%INGToN. W Va. Feb An
enjoyable Informal dance was given az
committee viii hold a series OF these
aanceS until the opening OF the Lentcn
Herman Haer ~ baltimore. Nd. LETT
with friends here.
Andrew Taylor has gone to Trenton.
y. d. where De viii woIa 900 the Pot
Normal school is confined 90 her homo
with an attack OF grippe
Mrs. Mary Harmon lett this morning
for her home tn Erie. Is.. after Il visit
ilanl'- at Logansport.
Born Co AR. and Mrs Homer Reatv at
.osansport saturday I,'. D.. "a dauEh-
Harold Debsud7rfer entertained
parts 20 Young friends 90 biz home FRI
d'N evening in honor ~ ti- birthday.
o., Paul tho infant son Of Mr.. Thomas
a. o'clock from The rNusr N. o.
church MIS- Buchanan. the mother %
she child died about Two months ago.
Raymond GoodiuE has returned 10 his
nome in Nlt Pleasant o.. after 90 scNcia al
months visit with hie uncle here
Harry clarke is home from Martins
Dick accompanied his father home.
Mrs Elizabeth Wheat has returned
IN her home In Wheeling after several
weeks visit with her daughter Mrs. A.
N. Burt here.
Mrs. Geo W. Bowers was hostess 20
th tho members OF the Book Club a. her
home on East High street. friday az
tornoon. Mrs. a y. clayton will enter
tain the club next week
Mrs r Shock 81 home from Ciarks-
burg whore she visited relative.
Thos. W. Hanley is a visitor IN Fair
mont today
James Wilkins Of wheeling spent sun.
day with friends here
Irwin Duuulngton % Fairmout was the
guest q friends here last evening.
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MONEY.

NEW YORK. Feb -Nercantile pa
Per Sd2it sterling IN daN bills.
40 demand. i.a4. cables. as 7-l6.
Francs. demand. $50; cables. 5S9t.
Marks demand. az cables. q 1915.
kronen. demand 1879. cables 10 T..
Guilders. demand. 4zs. cables. sIis.
Lires demand 61f. cables. 61l Eublcs.
demand. asa. cables. 1ors. Ear silver.
went bonds steady. Railroad bonds
hrm.
Time loans easy, ~ and 90 days ~
d24. six months. - as.
cali money steady. hign .. low. : 3.
ruling rate. -. last ioau. o.. closing
bid. IA offered az .
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TI0fTrT8 - IUf|T"-TH'0 I|WWoTrr rom-
mission from l9s.25S miles Of railroad
show nor increase in December over De-
camher. 1870 Of SE-6r1.1Fr.
Pending enactment ~ state legislation
NeW Haven viii not attempt permanent
financing but viii ask FOR renewal OF
notes maturing next MAY. management
recommends that stockholders consider
ACCESSIBILITY ~ financing ry an issue OF
preferred stock
GERMANY rulr7vtrg fp improve FOR
elru oNrhaurr situation ry restriction
or trad" with Scandinavia and Scauda-
ma ian countries may resort 90 rcprls-
ais
Proposed steel merger abandoned as
fun stock ownership in companies 90 be
merged could not be secured
10 iudgsfrials 1915. unchanged
90 active railways loiBf. up Ol6T.
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Logan = Rryan,. clo.irr s,oon 1..t,.r

INV YORK. Feb IT nder the fnfiu-
'n'e OF more favorable aGvices regard
lhS tle l.lsttania controversy prices Ia
mostly an issues showed hardening ten
dehci's. Conspicuous IN tho IN the bet
torment of values were tho stocks or
corporations affiliated with tho making
OF " ar munitions and fu this section of
LIZ i~' % broadening inquiry was noted
! D." NOR" optimistic utferanccs received
from Washington on 90. r.usitania AZ
tair haNn served 60 Impart cartnin
amount OF confidence regarding. the fu-
tur" outlook and tho elimination OF this
which IS am iciputcd as q market factor
would probably inspire "a more active in
NC-tmcuf demand
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BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

NEw YORK. Feb. 7-Butter. firm
Creamery extras t9s srore) 31t5 fa27c.
creamery fkigl-r scoring -of. ~ 77e.
drsts % q Bic. seconds 90 (t2slsr
Eggs. steady. Fresh gathered extra
rne 31c. extra firsts ~ D22c. ffrsr4
70 y NJ ~ r.; seconds 20 % 28iac. nearby
hennery whites, fine % fancy 800 40e.
nearby hennery browns 81 n 3sr
80 che. - steaf~. tate. whole milk.
fats. hold. specials Is rfsttc. DO ave--
axe fancy 1Fc. do current mako enc
'l-lt5 10 e du. average run ffft m "a -.
Live poultry prices unsettled Dress
81. quiet Fresh killed chickens 1855,
30 fowls 1875 n lec. turkeys Lse
Flour. unsettled.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW NoRk. bob The metal OK
change quotes lead $500 bio Spclter
not quoted. At London lead f3t 5s:
spsifer $50
Copper firm: oiertroIstir nearly t-I no
% $500 and June and later f-f 600 V % so.
Iron steady. No. I northern S20.15 y
20.75. 80. 2 $3.50 n ." IS; ~. . south
ern $40 90 ~ 20 90. 30. %. 1913 ~ 60 %.
Metal exchange quotes tin quiet spot
tf1-37ts
AZ London spot copper COZ Jos futures
f9-. elccfrolvtic ff-9. spot tiu il-9 los.
futures tlTe. Anthony tl-s.
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FOREIGNER ARRESTED.

Andy Jarvis. ~ Warwood. was ar
raiEucd before squire ". j.. Wiclham
last night ON q charge 0f fighting and
fined so and costs. lie was Hn am
alteration with another foreigner 40
the RIChlInd coal mine
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BIG DROP ON THE.
WHEAT MARKET.
Ertremsly HsAvy seIliEz was Cans
And Prom Pour To rive Points
Were Lost-Prtees closed wsal

CHICAGO Feb. T-ENtreuely heavy
selling. some 81 IL said 70 be due 10
heoge European purchases made in Ar
sehtina ana Australia brought about a
downward swing % &C a bushsl today
IN the wheat market here. Prices closed
weak a. almost The bottom points reach
- Win May l2I and Julyl 1907. q
ia net loss OF "a "a TO &c
Corn declined Ia TO la. And oats &c
saturday.
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SHERRARD
ArrienItnral rdnetinr

The Agricultural club held A meeting
az the high school auditorium on Mon
day evening County Agricultural Rgent.
-. q. MusFroFs. was present and de-
livoref an interesting address Follow
ing This literary program vas rem
..-nn
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open. I High. Low. close

Cash quotations. wheat. No. red
nominal: No. 2. red. i.29 q $50: No ;
hard Sl-2s7s . Isl. No. hard 1i.230
Corn. No yellow, nominal; No. a
yellow soa Tic. 10. = White TOnTaBc.
40 9ats 10. white +sst y sse: standard
:, f9oFk, iisoOo:o.oO. lard ,s.7s: ribs.
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IN d. rntsrtalnm.nt.

on Friday. February Is. an entertain
meut will BE- given az SIT Oilvet hall hv
the Epworth caFuc % tho Nj OiIvet
1T. v church. A literary and musical
program viii Do rendered. following
which refrsshmentq viii be served
Admission % cents end 90 cents.
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RETIRE GREENBACKS
IS BANKERS DEMAND
only way 20 Obtain a Flexible Cur
renoy IN This Country,
They Argue.

NEW YORK. Feb. I'm an interest
Ing article on The Greenbacks" the
frorusry Journal or the American
h"hNers Association says that uu mat
Ter What their war accomplishments or
with what favor they may be regarded
i tary have have uo place in a currency sys-
in part.
1t was proposed many times when
- tlti a. reserve act vas in process
gi iormulatiou that provision be- made
en-, ,t. . ..titem .nt ~ the grcgnbacks.
TT was impossible Co furescc what
Ine mghctary condition OF the country
,."i4 PC Two years after the bill rreat-
a law. T. il IN. rrr'!.ii1n fbst "S nv. ai.ie
.ar suggestion tyr the Refinement AMI
,aH,ee.la,iou OF Co. gtseubacks logical
More than ans other factor in the
ltu-s = IL m these promises uf the
49,, ,i,'e"t J.. pay prevent th" reserve
Na~ iis rr.t aud MOST important bur
zoe providing elastic currency IA l.
~ IlPrieltE that tho makers OF the
,i We needs for expansion IMAM for con-
owing 20 the readiustrients made
necessary D. tho European wan the fl.yy
"t Eoi9 mas been steadily boz Tho direc-
L,N 't we United states. The balance
- s.,' country 'r exchange upcr-
.llons with Europe = been Constantly
,s',,..i so ,oug = gold b not eV-
me country Is Increased by irnpnrtr
~. must pc tendency TO expansion
The other clements In the currency.
* ept Federal reserve notes. are prac.
.',Hiiy iNed. The reserve ac; makes
..11t.' N NOTES az the rate OF only $4,000
..,..IoT issues 81 Federal reserve notes
mere has been small demand ~ BE- I'm.
.I'NF TO contract I..H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-08
WEEK OPENS WITH
LARGER CLEARINGS
Total Tor The Day s45s.s4T. e5, An In
crease OF s36,5o5. 40, or 81
Percent.

The second week Of February opened
with large clearlngs reported for Non
day by Manager Alex Mitchell. Of the
Wheeling Clearing House Association.
the total for the dag was Sf56.6aT.sb. az
compared with Sf20.1ff33. an Increase
OF S365O3.26. or 81 percent
The total for the month 20 dateIslx
banking days, complete business
weeks f2.522.6iQ.7i. a. compared with
LAY -s&-2l, an Increase OF f554.3sS so.
or 2s.2 percent
detail follows.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W Va, Fob. :. 'f6.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily D. T. + Masten q Co. bankers
and brokers. National Bank OF LVest
Virginia Building
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COFFEE mARRrr

NOW YOEk Feb -.-Corr.a. I'll, 81,
= SO futures steady. March S15C.
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WALLL1Ho TRAO-zCu COAIPAHx
SS car scHzY JL1

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLBbUR0
Daily Except Sunday.
"heelins wsIlsburs
t2nd Street I~av.
MheehnE Wellsburn
1:10 .. NJ l1:5O no.
MOUNDSYILLE LINE
WHEELING AND AOUND6VILA
Daily Except Sunday.
10th street I~~v.
WheelinG Noundsvfil.
10 700 a m I.fa n -
S;so y. m-
On lines having regular erpree. a.r.
wee. shipments Weighing IN sxcsss o.
ntty pounds or large buk will not %
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LlNES-Daily Except Sunday
NO shipments. except emergency ship
rnents OF medicines. will be Carried N
passenger cars between zoe AMI a:i6
= N.
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WHEELING. W. Va. Fsb r rs
corrected D. s.. D.. NaHfcu a CO.. D.. r.
Ir1rl NEr rooms rnF.rn6 national
nh BIDS. Wheeling W. Va
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Total shares e03.sOo.
Bonds ts.527.o00.
(l-EN-div. ~ per csnl
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. =. 'Is.
Daily Quotation List OK The GEevLns
Stock Exchange.
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NEW YORK COTTON Market

WHEELING. ". Va. Feb :. 10
Market reported by 4. L. AIasten q
Co. members New York stock Exchange
open. Hirh. Low cln,.-
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G-Transfer books close March LIST.
Tor per cent cash dividend payable
March 10Th.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-17

Nayor Marx started another busy
day of campaigning Monday A. noon
when ~ addressed a meeting ~ tho
Sterling Motor company plant, Wis
The Detroit times., 1916-10-17
/ ME- Terry LOTS
WILL Be FREE
{ lairNiew Association 10 Give
Away Some Before
Opening Sale

Grvrw Cemetery association.
which ie 20 oprH new place a.
uIr For Detroit. on Michigan.3re
Nd N"r.mau-rd has announced
unique plan IN bringing IT'S pro.
l.. Jp lh, dtten. ion of the people
IUr association has decided 10 civ.
away 20 number OF boulevard lots
n .H' o.u .r@ providing the luck.
W.I. meet certain Conditions Ii
maxine known Ne beauties and
fl gca of CIHiryiew
I.. nnw cemetery rs 50 minute
..." "u Che electric cars from tho
o. HaI' Despite this accessibility.
Ia association has picked .ite
switch. officers declare. makes Il frec
From tho oncroachments Of factories
With their lowering stacks. clouds of
-".'n and disturbances not in keep
nr 7l'h Iao atmosphere that IS Dc.
srnn about place - rcst
I'" association has announced
tI.' Mason T.. Brown. Of Detroit. on.
Tn'or and landsCanc architect. is