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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-29

siogD osseeP De1n6 Laid nc Various
HlaeA - a. CsN'.
a preparAtien for the raving OF
stree1e d the city. eupsrvisor White IL
nov at work laying storm drains on
thesP principal streets which Will
prehably b among the drst TO b paw
eit}e the proceeds Of the paving
be lelae. Recently the storm sewer
pibcf Washington street was taken
ut A eelAnsd out and q new line
ial4 gpaseient siss TO accommodate
theIyasss nev on that street. 4
~ treeent The street. forces are en-
saee1 & lne>Allins : line Of plpiRs' on
osknhd Avenue between Main ana
= sfvsL strosts A iinc hctween the
rrssfoaa crossing and Oakland Avenue
~ Marvin streat has Just been com
6)sfs5 Hoth cf these have bee4i con-
lr>th the drainage line recently
~ ~ NJ Atlantic ceast Lane
Ma IA eampany throush its right Of
~aV to ~ 40 limits s
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-29
HOLIDAY EVE CLUB DANCE.

Will be Given ON 21st Of February in
Osteen Building.
The executive committee of the Hol-
iday Eve Club held a meeting a few
days ago at which time it was decided
that the next dance Of the club should
be given, on February 21, the eve of
Washington's birthday. in the Osteen
building. Plans are to make this
dance as successful as was the Christ
mas dance. which was the largest ever
given by the club.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-29

PFORTUNITY-For doing the great
er amount of good in my work ex-
listing in Florence, l removed back
here this week. and am fitting up
model ground floor optical rooms
next to Hotel Florence. where I
wish to have you visit me. Il. F.
Highsmith, Optometrist.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-29

Il H~~.~T' - - 80
o. Gee. ,. cssmss Of N.wbsrry,
VIII cQ>eh = the Presbyterian church
ns1 lRy y Zoe i-i. Dr. crom-
or - = uHl9 me auspices Of the r.
NJ ~ Win speak particularly
tn S{e< cf the great L4yman'a
~ ~ convsntion to be held in
co yebruary s-s. a
szAee + too we'll known here
20 ANY comment on Ms ability
No ~. Il u cenndentiy expected
the ~ church wili be niisd 20 la
al ~ 70 hear him. ~ e
~ = I snass meeting and ali are
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-29
ASKS FOR CONVICT.

Gov. Manning Issues Requisition for
George Tidweal, Held at Gulfport.
Columbia, Jan. 27.-Gov. Man
ming has issued requisition papers on
the governor Of Mississippi for the
return of George w. Tidwell, who is
under sentence Of seven years in this
State on the charge of manslaughter,
having been convicted in the Green
Vile county court. Tidwell is under
arrest at Gulfport. charged with vio-
lating the provisions Of the white
slave law. He will be returned and
placed in the State penitentiary.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-29

License to marry has been granted
TO Fred skey and Miss Martha Rey-
noIds. Sumter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
ENJOIN BOOZE
PICNICS NEAR
MT. CLEMENS

MT. CLEMENS. Mich. July IL
Judge Gildey. in circuit court. has
issued an injunction prohibiting the
holding Of Sunday booze picnlcs
near the property of Henry vanlou,
in Warren township Recently Van
lou sold a small portion OF his farm
TO Charles Schrock. Detroit saloon
proprietor. The latter. II - charg-
ed. subjects the property to Detroit
foreigners OF various nationalities
each Sunday and they In turn cause
truck loads OF beer and other lntox.
icants TO be brought from Detroit.
selling the stun without license
The picnickers, II f. charged,
have each Sabbath disturbed the
whole 1eighborh bod with their loud,
hoisterous. Indecent and profanc
language. and The community at
large f. considerably aroused over
the affair.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
MY. BANKS SHOW
81 MILLION GAIN
Movement Shows Increase from
Interior of $4,000. 900; Gold
Imports Sl2,0O0,OOO

NEW YORK. July achievement
OF currency this week has been en-.
urely In the opposite direction OF n
week ago. and local banks show a
gain OF about $4,000. 900 cash. In
response 10 a higher money market,
interior banks RENTED 10 New York
direct and by drafts payable through
the federal reserve bank. Banks
gained from interior $l6.330. 900.
Gold imports were sl2,000.000 from
Canada. Ordinary disbursements by
the sub-treasury were sl2.517, 200.
Payments by banks totaled sl4,l05.-
600. showing loss In sub.tressury OPP
erations proper OF si.52s.00o, DU-
ing the week federal reserve banks
debit balances al clearing house to-
tailed s26.936.000. It's credit bal
ances were se.72S 900. Banks gained
through this source s20.2l3.000, max
Ing a gain by banks OF $37.0ls.oo0.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
SCHOOL BOARD TO
ACQUIRE LAND BY
CONDEMNATION

Condemnation proc ceilings have
been started in he circuit court by
the board OF education 10 acquire
the land adjoining the Condor
school. Lots on the east side OF
West Grand-Dlvd. On the vest side
OF vinewood and or Buobanan-st.
will DO condemned a treaty with
the owners Of the land failed TO ef.
feet an agreement, according 10 the
bill. which. for this reason. petit
tlony for the inpsneling OF a jury.
\ number OF land owners are nam
cd az defendants. among whom are
Otto Lemke and the Wavnc County
and Home saving bank
This school site was long debated
over by The real estate committee
OF the board OF educatICr. Petitions
were sent TO the mayors Office by
residents asking TO have the add,
don built or another site These
requests, IL wa ascertained by TIC
committee. were actuated by a
sharp social cleavage between resi-
dents living 10 tho west and those
n the neighborhood of the school
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
CLEARANCES
SH0WB|C CAIN
This Week Exceeds Last and
Corresponding Week Last
Year In Detroit

Detroit bpnk clearances for the
week ending Saturday, were $3.50
672.5O, as against s34,632,292.4l for
the corresponding week last year.
The clearances for Saturday were
S6.g64.5S3 90, and the total clear
ances for 1916 70 date we're sl.07s.-
464, $3.50. as agains a total OF $780,
s76,93464 for the corresponding pc
Rod IN 1915.
The Detroit Clearing House asso-
citation bounced. Saturday, the or
ganiza Jon OF a country check de
rartmeut. This department will
have charge OF the collection OF
checks for Detroit banks throughout
the state. thus facilitating this work
much in the same mauaer IS the
clearing house has facilitated the
collection OF local checks.
The condition II the clearing
house banks for the week ending
THURSDAY. July Is. showed big gains
In loans. specie, currency, amounts
iue from reserve banks. amounts
lue from other banks. and savings
and commercial deposits. The saw
ngs deposits showed a gain of $751;
700 and the commercial s2.7Ss,000
,ver last week. The total deposits
AMOUNT to s263.9l7,O00.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
MAKES
FINE SHOWING

The annual report OF District At.
'orrcy clyde Webster's Office for
'he yca- ending Jlre 80. 1916. shows
that t05 c.nvictlons were secured
OFT Of IL cases in which indict-
wen.s were returned by the grand
jur' I'm seven cases orders OF nolle
phosoqul were entered and there
were three acquittals during the
year. Tvcnty.threc caseI were tried
by jury, all the other defendants
pleading guilty To 'he indictments.
There were % cases under the Har-
riso0 au'inaicotic law and convic-
tioNs were occurred in every case.
only four going 10 the jur!. on me
civil docket eight judgments were
obtained against the defendants IN
n cases. Two civil cases we're dis
missed and i'm three others judg-
mcnt were returned against the
United STATES.
Fine. imposed in criminal cases
during Tho gear amounted 10 sA2,'
1851. bat only sS.665 was collected.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
Tdegaodc7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. July l5-Ciose The
market had no important news at
the opening and the general appear :
ance OF the grain deal vas the same
as At the close Friday No change
In prices was noted at home or IN
Europe at tho opening
Dealers had little fault 20 md
with Fridays decline m wheat lhey
said ~ was tho natural rrshit or an
oVcrhOught market On Decent ad-
vance and the slump was assisted by
lack ~ foreign rUy'nS ana the
selling % wheat ny heavy dHaicrs'
Minneapolis dealers we're sellers be-
cause they had MANY reports from
the country tellinE ~ the absence
OF black rust Tn, weather early IN
the northwest was hot and favor
able FOR the spread Of black rust.
but later there were some rsit.
spots on the map. Wheat in the
sprinE wheat states now needs cool.
breezy weather, under which condt-
ttOnS tho rust viii disappear.
saturday market vas quiet most
Of the time. Conditions are not such
as invite speculation on the part Of
cautious dealers They have me
that petered out and were followed
by decline and few that did not,
tho latter heing followed by sharp
sd-a"roS Foreigners have recently
bought good deal OF American
wheat and dealers think there viii
h' .fDrr uf that business II prices
decline little more. Foreign future
needs are heavy and the various
governments are watching for OPP
Michigan wheat Is dun. Receipts
10 little
session caused much alarm and
wheat advanced. closing AZ a gain OF
: l. q SC for the day
Corn and oats advanced lac.
~ Saturday. Thest SSotstSiSns &c: Cash :
without change AT Sl7n and ad.
at 81 q = and advanced 70 sal, No.
/ white; ilS
S SSfqTde Ss.n So gTsn STg G ys
low, s3c bid. No. 4 yellow, 81 SIC.
Oats. Standard. 45i nc No. : white.
.thc; September. ioi1c, No. 4 white.
Rye; Cash No. :. CSC.
Beans: Immediate ant prompt
prime slsike. ssas5o. prime Tim
Receipts in the Detroit market on
saturday were 1000 bills 81 -four, ?
S ar Of - wheat 4 of S9Tn OF os d5
bis Of -four 1000 hu OF wheat. 20.""o
u Of corn and 800 bu OF oats.
tocks are 1850 hu OF wheat. 1922
90 on OF corn. $500 bu Of oats and
= 1000 bu OF rye.
Receipts Of wheat Saturday. Du-
nth. lSi cars. against Is year ago:
1913 cars against l55;
winnipeg. al cars, against 90; Chi
ago 40 cars, against -. southwest.
! | 900 bu. against $4,000 bu.
Exports Of wseat and -four Satur-
ay, 72so hu.
Primary wheat receipts were l.
81 900 bu. against $4,000 bu a year
go.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
Local
BLACK EYE LEADS
TO BOYS ARREST
IN COURT ROOM

When Attorney VIII Lehman. for
Albert Davidowski, charged with IL
legally driving away an automobile.
told Police Justice Christopher Stein.
Friday, IN police court. that his
client was not alone responsible for
the theft of the automobile. and
That there vas another member OF
the gang who stole Il In court" De
tectivc Lester Potter. who he'd ar
rested navidowski. cast his eagle
eye around the court room. know
ing that the Joy ride following the
theft of the machine had ended IN
an accident IN which the three occu-
pants of the machine were injured,
immediately spotted a youth at the
back OF the room who had black
rre' and other facial Indications
that he had met with physical mis-.
fortune.
stepping To the back OF the court
room, the willy detective placed vii.
liam Sutton. he of the black eye. IN
der arrest.
The ease was continued, awaiting
The recovery OF Joseph Kortis a
third member of the party. from IN.
turtles which have placed him in the
hospital
The youths arc accused OF driving
away an automobile belonging 20
Walter J Canto, No 1877 Eighteenth
ST, which was stolen last Saturday
and which Was found Sunday. half
demolished, on The road 10 MI. Glenn.
ems. The young mon were captured
by Detectives Potter and Dryer
Sunday, after chase Of moro than
a mile and q half over fields and
mcatows. during which Detective
Potter fired five shots from his re.
volrcr and demonstrated his ability
as a sprinter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
But Will Still Be In
Bumper Measure,
Say Experts
BLACK RUST
IN DAKOTAS
GrasshOppers Causing
Damage in Kansas
Fields

CHICAGO. July From western
states camo renorts SATURDAY Of a
v..,,,r ,,bsa, c-o, ti,-, VII hc,, all
-.....,,...., 49,. -.
y ''''''' 0"' Va i'''''''' ~
Damage I" spFlNs wheat throughout
black rust in Tho rakoras
Bernard snow. crop rxtert foy
a,o 80 3D.. i..-.,.. ..,,.,r, h-,,Lo-
az '"'>'.7' 's'N' az" '','"! ''o''' a."
"a 49,. '''' 80 So 80, - -
"sS' ''' '''.1 g. 80, az, 40"
Clop W. ~ ''.'S',.'.'7 IN 49,, -,
Wv '''' - -. '''''' ''.'u, ~ 80 10y %,
al '''''' ''.'' va ,'''' :"
'u.nl''' 'N''"'. ,...-- -
-. 49,. -. -,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
SOLDIERS FUND
IS INCREASING
Chairman Nagel Says $500 to
81, 900 a Week Is Needed
for Care of Dependents

Public subscriptions TO the De.
troit Patriotic Fund are coming in
little more rapidly. reports Post.
master Nagel. who Is az the head
Of the organization.
The requests for aid fcom dcrend-
cnts of Detroit soldiers. who are on
the Mexican border. are being re-
sponded 10 a soon as their cases
have beer investigated.
When the new order OF the war
department releasing soldiers with
heavy hCme responsibilities, was
published" said Mir Nagol. the
public gained the impression that
they would besfree Immediately and
that their families no longer need.
cd assistance The applicants must
pass through formal Procedure.
and some OF them nay not obtain
their freedom for weeks Mean.
while. their dependents must live q"
Mr.. Nagel says there are about
$4,000 n the fund now. The calls
for assistance amount TO between
$500 and 81 900 per week
I'VE did discuss the idea of a biz
and also tag day"
said the postmaster, but with the
release Of the soldiers who are
needed home and ,he relief that is
BEING afforded by some employers
10 their men, these Leans OF ta!s II
money probably will not bc needed "
Members 81 the fund have h'r9
meeting in the lrmory every even
ing between 7 and o'clock. but
hereafter they viii meet only every
other evening ~ has beer arrang-
ed TO send checks 60 dependents eu-
titled 70 them This VIII simplify
matters and oNvIatr thu necessity
Of their calling in person
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
TREVINO FORCES
BACKDOWN BY
GEN. CARRANZA
BY UNITED PRESS.

Ell PASO. Tex, July l7-Gen.
eral Jacinto r Trevino loomed up
Saturday as strongest military lead
or in Chihuahua state. He re-
fused TO obey orders OF First Chief
Carranza 10 make certain arrests,
and O. War Minister Obregon TO re-
sign as commander OF the de facts
army in Chihuahua.
With 10000 troops loyal personal
" 10 Treyino. ne is said TO have
forced "backdown" and will re-
main loyal Efforts TO bring about
Trcvinos court martial failed. as
the army would not oppose him and
h threatened 70 join with villa.
General lgnacio Enriquez, ap.
ppoinfed nv Obregon 10 replace
Trovino has been recalled Enri-
quez probably will be placed in the
cabinet as minister OF public instruc.
ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
LOCAL BRANCH OF
JEWISH CONGRESS
BEING ORGANIZED

A local Jewish congress associa.
ton. embracing every synagogue.
Jewish society. temple. etc, 10 be-
ing organized in Detroit &c affiliate
with the national organization.
which. in turn will become part OF
All International Jewish congress.
representing the 100000 Jews u
the world Tho object Of this or
Ganization is 20 bring together all
Jews in an efo-t 10 bring pressure
10 bear upon the different govern
ments. when the treaties settling all
matters pertaining 10 the war arr
Glawn UP, for the equal l'liticA. ns-
,ional. civil and religious rights OF
the Jews with all other pc oples.
The American Jewish committee.
which has. UP 10 the rv1selt time.
undertaken TO lcok after the inter.
est, ~ the Jews In this country. il
not considered sufficiently repre-
sentative. and the rev organization
win endeGvor 10 bring the two 10.
geiher in a conference which will
be held in New York next Tuesday.
Justice Brandeis Judge Hugo Pam.
CO Chicago. Judge Leo Sanders,
Nathan straus. Or F;ieGcnwald An
other prominent Jews will represent
the new organization al the confer
ence and -tate heir position.
The local Jews behind the con.
gress are David w. Simons, chair
man OF the advisory committee,
Louis Cohan. chairman OF the eXecu.
tive committee; Re- Dbl a. NJ. HIrsch-
man, Rabbi l. Levine and J. Miller.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
Continued Allied Sue
cesses Cheer Wall
Street
MOTORS AND
METALS HOLD
Vary But Little From
Friday Closing
Prices

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE New
York Evening Sun financial review
said Saturday:
AS is usually the case in the
short Saturday sessions of the
stock market in midsummer, the
market today was a very tame as
well as highly professional affair
Although prices for the most part
continued the upward movement Of
the last hour of Fridays session,
the changes were narrow and lack
ed any suggestion OF vigor or dis
closed more than the most perfume
tory interest. There was little in
the news developments overnight
OF marketwise influence. although
there were numerous items from
both foreign and domestic sources
which tended TO impart cheer, not
ably the continued success OF the
Allies on all fronts. peace discus
sion, progress toward an under
standing In our Mexican relations,
and SO on. United States Steel and
most OF the other standard indus
trials held closely at the closing
prices and there was distinct firm
ness in the moteor and metals is
sues. The munitions specialties
were inclined to be somewhat un'
settled. but the movements
were narrow and the net result In
the early session was scarcely
changed.
"There was very little change in
the later trading which became
even quieter than before.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
SELLERS LETS
NEWSBOYS GO
WITH LECTURE

Thirty.hve newsboys MO were In
connection with Disturbances during
the recent newsboys' strike were ar
raigned before Police Ju.tice Sell
lers In police court. Saturday morn
ing. and after pleading not guilty
TO a charge Of disturbing the peace
were dismissed By the justice.
Before telling the iewsboys that
they were al liberty. Judge Sellers
delivered short lecture.
IT'S not good American citizen.
ahip t. ~ TO settle your d,fficul-
ties hy force. boys. You NAV GO
this tine. but be careful In the
future the Justice warned them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
Club 70 Name OFFICERS

In meeting 10 be held Tuesday
evening, at o'clock. in the Hotel
Statler. officers will be elected and
n permanent "Duffeld for Mayor
club will be organized Everett Pin
gree. a nephew OF Hazen s. Pingree.
has been serving as temporary chair
man. II is expected that the candi-
date will announce his platform at
the meeting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
Financial Notes

Directors 81 the Eagle and Pue
Bel tav" declared a dividend Of i've
cents, PAYABLE July 20
Details - a new 800. o60.olo loan
~ American bankers 10 France is
announced A eurporation known a.
-" AW"l ttan Foreign securities 90
has ISSUED $4,000. 400 threr-vs7- :
per cent note. 'scured by neutral
.Aysrsse price Of - lndlstrlaIs
iiaaiti,. ~ % 20 active r''Iw'y'
Reduction in rates FOR call and
time money REGARDED AZ Of -|gptG
eance IN tutur" operations % market
issues.
SOM = 80 best marie, observsrs
sra advising against further short
sfIing ami predicting sharp rallies.
Tlsnt ~ inc Thoua. q IeNory co.
sold % Lee HlE4lnson 20 and
'hArl"s NagA tti~r urdrrafood 10 be
about Io.o'"1f1
ir'aid"nt Grace. - tho oetr,ehem
steel 20. na7 announced mat $40
100000 VIII Ue spent nn Pennsylvania
and MAJ land .trrI .rut .eF raaeUt
- rurChascd by the Bethlehem AMI
TIE Suufi Hofhleh.n ..f.fs. Coi.
lrws. E,trlshem 10000 rrr Merry
land. 100000. 600 Steelton. 81 4d6 900
Net earnings - rrur.IIa Steel AZ
preaent arc showing 20 fH'l.rt m az
compared Win hI4h mark rrsrbed
last aprtng. uHlug iu a.targa ,rass-
ure To lower TTlUl- for metal
grades ~ stool made .r .srtrat. IA
completion ~ much NJ ITS f,r.Ign
husinets Net earning arc also gent
down by heavy apprugr. .,.or- ~
new coEstrl tion.
The Fnlaa o
Juno amount
u.s3s SCI IN Jprs. 1918. an increas.
81 - 90 per cent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
livestock
Fast HtFFALo LIVE STOCK.
.n,nuInC. a >fRySnal

EAST BUFFALO. July l5.-Cattle:
Receipts. FIVE cars, market, slow
choice TO prime native steers. 500
Gl0.75: fair 10 good. $3.50 q 1910
plain. SEA %; very coarse and com
mon. sS5OH9. choice heavy butcher
steers, ss.75d 1875 fair TO 5000.
loss; light. thin. s750Ts; yearlings.
prime. sa.75g 1925: do. common 70
good. 1926 $50; best handy butcher
helfers. ssaS5A. common TO good. 81
Q775. best fat cows, S7.sV6s, good
butcher cows. $50 II T.25; medium 70
fair s525ms. cutters, si.50ui.15.
carriers. s325G AS; best heavy bull.
81 500 $50; good butcher bulls. 1913
$3.50: sausage bulls. IS q 5.2S: light
bulls. So 5.25; best feeders, 80 n
as; common to COED, 1915 q 25
good. s525m7; milchers and spring
ers. s65I95. Hogs: Receipts. 90
SsTi s'r sIEso HAY sSs
sheep: Receipts. cars: steady; top
lambs. s11all.25; yearlings. seas. so !:
wethers, ssds25; ewes, s76750.
Calves: s5a13.25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
VIEW YORK PRnnIrl,

NEW YORK. July I5-Fiour Dull.
but hrmer. Pork: Firm. meas. 80 10
q so Lard Firm middl. Ves.
spot. t2s5od 1850 sugar Raw
powdered. S7.75 graduated. t-.e50
40. Coffee. Rio No. on spot. 81.
Tsllow. Dull special. $50. city. o
d9Ac. Hay. Weak prime. - as
No. 2. 90d91I1C. clover. sOcnsl 15
Dressed poultry. quiet. TURKEYS. %
q Csc: chickens. 251 40c, fowls. ia
81 nc; ducks. Long Island -0c Live
poultry: Firmer, geese. i3c ducks.
i6n 22c. fowls. goa 2ic, turke'a. firI
1sr. roosteTs. lfc. chicken. 1rDtfers.
23n25c Cheese. Dull. state milk
common TO specials. i3d1sisc skins
common TO specials. s0l2f,c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
HALF OF GUARD
SEEKS RELEASE
Camp Routine Proves MonOto-
nous to SOL
diers

SAN ANTONIO. July 17.-Haf
the National suardsrIen on the Dor
der WI attenr' 70 obtain release
through the dependent icl@glYe
provision of The new army order
This statement was made Saturday
BY an Office OF the southern Dc par;-
rent stan. He said he wholesale
desire toy release Il duo 70 the pres.
ct inactivity \ sample .; some
OF the pleas. he ,aii. We're My
father needs me in the bank" or
"Tm losing money By being IN thD
service"
such excuses viii not 20 far
Gen Funston said TO-DAY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
PRUDDEN is UP
POINT; REQ TRUCK
AND CAR SOFT

Prudden continued 70 advance un-
der a depressed market Saturday,
going up q point REQ Car and REQ
Truck fell ~ a fraction. while other
listed issu>s that have been keeping
the market alive the last few days
remained about the same. II was
unusually quiet Saturday probably
being due 10 the absence Of mem
bers on week end vacations more
than anything else.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. July i5.-Whea- ..tsh
and July. s1lai4 September. 81 81 81,
Dece mber. ,i.25L Corn. C1sh.
sac: July see. September. 71Itc.
December. $50 oats Cash and
July. sc; September. ave. Decom-
ber Sc. Rye Cash. Csc clover
seed Cash. $3.50. October. 81. be-
cember, sss7 Alsike. Prime. s. ~
Timothy: Cash $3.50 Butter Brick
creamery. 29isc. tub creamery. estsc
Eggs. Fresh candled. Csc. fancy So
lecta. &c. Hay. rnchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. July l5.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts, 1900: market. slow. sc low
err. mixed and butchers. $40 q 1905
good heavy. 1855 $3.50. rough heavy
ssI0as.55. Cattle: Receipts, 500:
market. steady; beeves. s7.l0Gll;
cows and heifers. s3.501?.so: stock
ers and feeders, So 40 $40: Texans,
Receipts. 5000. market, weak: native.
Ss.s5 Te.20. western, t7.20ds40:
lambs. s75og 1915. western. s1.75 %
1885