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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07
"JUDAS ISCARIOTS"
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All, it's out!
A rebel has been discovered in the
Rep. senatorial camp, pleading with
all the force he can plead for the re-
election of Senator Atlee Pomerene
and the crushing defeat of Money
Talks" Herrick.
His name? e. e. Cassell. His
residence? Seventeen miles north of
Mt. Vernon in the village of Butler.
His complaint? That Of many peo-
pie.
In an open letter, addressed to
the editor of the Mansfield Shield,
Cassell takes some neat little shots
at the candidacy of Money Talks"
Herrick. The missive fairly bristlee
with peppering ammunition.
In opening, Cassell says: GAS q
Republican candidate for U. S. sen
ator, l published a platform which
was decidedly specific on all leading
issues, but not having fifty thousand
dollars to contribute to the Taft cam
paign for which l would be subse.
quently handed the ambassadorship
to France which would result in in
ternational fame, such as was the
case with Myron T. Herrick, and not
having fiGty-one thousand dollars tc
spend in the August primaries as did
the eX-president of the American
Bankers and president of the largest
savings bank in the world--Myron
T. Herrick-I was defeated"
The letter exposes many Of the
acts OF Money Talks" and winds up
with the following hot paragraph
''That Mr.. Myron T. Herrick is
wanted and needed badly in the U.
S. senate solely by capitalists of his
class, outside of the state more par
ticularly than in Ohio, and that he
is wanted by the trust organization
that favors compulsory methods, in
Guiding the tuberculin testing of cat
tie on the farms, is sufficient evil
dence to cause Republicans and par.
ticularly all farmers to vote for Mr..
Atlee Pomerene, who is not thus as
sociated and who stands shoulder to
shoulder with the common people of
the state"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07

Miss Nellie Farmer of Utica spent
Friday here.
Mrs. w. r. Weiss and son, Claude,
are visiting with relatives in New
ark.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Thurston of Cen
terburg left Friday for Chicago. ILL.,.
where they will visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Ewart of this city
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dow Ma
son of Brandon.
Mrs. A. Albert of the Newark road
went to Mt. Liberty Friday to spend
the day with friends.
Mrs. ]. w. Haine of East Vine
street went to New Lexington Friday
to visit with relatives for several
days.
Mrs. S. e. Harris and daughter,
Blanche, of Bladensburg, went to Del
aware Friday to spend several days
with relatives.
Mrs. H. C. Devin of North Main
street left Friday for Wawasee, Ind.
where she will visit with ner father
F. e. Marsh.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07
ESTIMATE is
CONSERVATIVE

There's nothing like it," remark
ed Chairman p. A. Berry Of the Dem
ocratic county executive committee
this week, and went on, II can state
positively and without exaggeratioh
that we could have given out 1000
more Wilson pictures than we did
had we been able to obtain them, and
fully 10000 more Wilson buttons than
were distributed"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07
ACKNOWLEDGED HE
WAS IN MINORITY

An inspector visited the Mt. Yer
non Bridge Co.'S plant here this week.
ION the way down here" he remark
ed, "a young man came through the
train taking straw vote. I cast my
ballot for Hughes as I suppose ! will
on election day, The vote was to-
tailed a little later and the result an
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07
CAN'T SAVE
TIE OIL JOB

A last, feeble stand is being made
by the Willis-Oil Inspector organ of
Knox county to save the oil job, but
the jig is up-the "meal ticket" is
gone. Willis has had many heavy
burdens to carry, but none heavier
than Charlie Chaplin Iams and
A(yers) P. Velvet. He will lose out
in Knox county by several hun.
dred majority at least, thanks to the
methods of the Oily One and Velvet
Joe.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07

last year to MIR. Robert Marshall of
Youngstown. They will be married
at New Philadelphia. Those who are
going are as follows: Miss Rooms,
Miss Zemer and Miss Williams. Miss
Williams left last night. The others
left this morning. Miss Margaret
Beam is expected to go.
%
Miss Mercer, who taught school in
our high school, visited school Fri
day.
The seniors have finished Chaucer-
The next author they will read wilf
be Shakespeare.
Miss Marguerite Webb, member
of the freshman class, has moved to
Los Angeles, Cal. Also Miss Diana
Whitman. sophomore, has moved to'
Pleasantville.
Supt. Zemer has a granddaughter
D.
There was a social of all the teach
ers last night. 1t was managed by
the grade teachers. Refreshments
were served at the Third ward build
ing, then all the teachers went up to
the high school.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07

leaving the house at 10 a. m.,. with
Nashville lodge, knights of Pythias,
in charge. Interment took place in
the Bigelow cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07
Deeds Filed

LOCUS TllCu-
Ida d. Stinemates to ]. D. Beatty,
so acres in Hilliar, 81.
Ray B. Bishop to o. B. James, lots
21, 22, 20 and "a, Ebersole's addition
to FredericktoYn, $164.
o. B. James to Walter Hough, lots
21 and 22, Ebersole's addition to
Fredericktown, 81.
o. B. James to ]. D. Welsh, lots
2S and "a, Ebersole's addition to
Fredericktown, 81.
William t. Weaver to Bertha E
Weaver, parcel in Miller, 81.
j. S. Johnson to Earl Black, S4.2s
acres in Clinton, $2,S7952.
Emma Fulton to o. @. Adelman
parcel in Pleasant, $500.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07
SCHOOL NOTES
BY Benjamin w. RawIins


Chapel exercises were held as US
ual Monday, Oct. 30, 1916. The ex-
ercises were the first of the senior
programs this year. The program
was as follows: "The History of Hal
lowe'en" by Stella Wenger; "Hallow-
cen Customs" by George Porterfeld.
October the 18th" by Dwight Fletch-
er; James Whitcomb Riley's when
the Frost Is on the Punkin" by Mar
tina Bell; Halloween With Lady
Merriweather," arranged by Verna
McGugin, and a sextet, THE Cob
linsll Git You" written by James
Whitcomb Riley, sung by Elizabeth
Jones, Dora Grasuiy, Ethel Powell,
Margene Faddis, Agnes Ahrendt and
Susan Parsons. Then Stanley Haines
spoke, urging everyone to come TO
the game with Newark today. Fol-
lowing this, Robert Eastman address
ed the school concerning the Forum.
Then Russell Thrailkill, one of the
1914 graduates and one OF Mt. Yer
mons debaters who is now going to
school at Ohio State, addressed the
school. The visitors at chapel were
as follows: Mr.. Bell and his wife,
Mr.. Huntsberger, who taught school
here and is now running a stationery
store in Delaware, and Mr.. Grubb of
the class of 1909, manager of an i'm
porting house in New York City.
Those chosen for debate at the
semi-finals last week were: On Tues
day, Stanley Haines, Clara Sweeney,
Ben Rawlins and Milo Hadley; on
Wednesday, Clarence Brown, Paul
Lord, Cora Rood and Russell Jones;
on Thursday, Edwin Worley, Gladys
Walton, Nellie Copper and Paul
Chase; and on Friday, Robert East
man. Josephine Young, Harold Win
termute and Henry Levy. The judges
were committees from the faculty.
The finals will be held next Tuesday
| when the 16 chosen will speak.
John Nelson from Washington c.
H. high school has joined the senior
class of Mt. Vernon H. S.
Mr.. Kennedy, janitor at the Third
ward, is improving nicely. Mr. Dix
on who has been out for the past
week, will be able to resume his work
next Monday.
The First ward had their usual
Halloween entertainment last Tues
day evening. A splendid good time
was had by ALL
Reports handed in by the teachers
indicate a steady progress in study,
especially from the high school, the
report has better showing than u.s.
ual. It is very encouraging to the
management to receive such reports
ana lie HOPES lldt illOlC PSOPiO VIII
visit the schools and see the regular
work done by the pupils, in order
that they may be able to judge for
themselves the work done by the
teachers for the pupils. They will
also see that our teachers are up-to-
date both in method and manage
ment.
Dwight Hobbs of the class Of 10,
who is now in business in Cleveland,
visited school last Tuesday
Miss Eleanor Hobbs was unable to
be at school last week on account of
the sickness of her mother.
A number of teachers are going to
the wedding of Miss Helen Doer-
schuk who taught in the high school
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07
order Returned

B. Jennie Durbin purchased, for
the consideration of $171, the prop
erty in the petition to sell real estate
of Iona B. Shaffer, guardian of J.
Bernard Shaffer, VS.. Her Ward. The
sale has been confirmed.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07
MILK BUSINESS PURCHASED

R. N. Jewell has purchased the
businesses of the Pure Milk Co. and
the Hotchldss Co. and viii conduct
the same from henceforth.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07
Sale Confirmed

In the petition to sell real estate of
Fred w. Ikahrl, guardian of Robert
Curran, VS.. His Ward, an order has
been returned, showing the sale of
Tract No. 2 to o. l.. Kline for the
sum of $1,000. The same has been
confirmed and deed ordered.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07
Will Admitted

In the will of ]. H. Colopy, testi
mony of Ida Blubaugh Arnold hai
been taken and the will and codicili
admitted to probate.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07
First and Final

Christopher Tucker, guardian of
Ernest Tucker and others, has filed a
first and final account. 1t shows
$1l9.15 received and disbursed.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07
Wilson 25,

nonnced -as follows. Wilson 20,
Hughes 4. was one of the four,
he ended with laugh.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07
COURT NEWS
Divorce Granted

Judge Blair on Thursday granted
a decree of divorce to Nettie Rinder
knecht from Guy H. Rinderknecht.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07

The seniors have finished Chaucer-
The next author they will read will
be Shakespeare.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-07

Miss Mercer, who taught school in
our high school, visited school Fri
day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
Births
BOYS.

BOYS.
Joe Zurlc1y. 'i6 Franklin yietro
Barone, Ale Lafayette, John oodek,
6is Buchanan. love Herbey, tel Kir-
by r, Frank SEalkowsk. Ssb Willis
George Gardner' S5s Canton J1nh
aeo PBSv0syi Miti,a1Eyi 0P elas,on AI In
coin. iB4sh Van Dyke Charles Yam
Ger, 3si Peter Hunt. stanislaw ssa-
tseh, 95l Mitchell Atoni ,d Ransw'e ~
John PakuIa. sac warren; Christ
Mauer. IS Nsnder6ilt; Aens ,,,is Gn'
.sw.ky: 1859 ss He9 ToW,r,. wiliia asorE ~
vSkmiroSio. so7 Victor: Franc,s.sk
Ksiasa, ISL Palmer: Warren G: Pratt
49, H9lerook y Albert ifvennd1;S .r .iss
land: Joseph Kochan, 80 0reysei
Kenneth :. Faust, III q,,ssnn..lSS
MCnn.' ksiot pYnosn 1908 q E HaS:on
rSoms. Fu,,, $50 KsntsT: Fr.dsIick
McRse. ~! Fishsr; Thongs a E Fty
p T4s:no asi' i7 s. W. o.ondS.G u
me% Po,.,uis, 1850 a,iit.iyi bas.n.
Ingrai, ls4 Dubois; Erwin srabadas
27s Linden; Nelson N. Saunders sos
aIRIA
Joseph Moss. 1890 Aptoinst Vernon
Youns. ~ a.n vi1 Jo. c,mn. S K %i,i,nm
r Carroll. $50 Townsend Joe La
HenS.rse S 81 hamilton; Pseio An.
dolins asS Clinton Frank Eisnks
Hsmmpnd; stanly Bsrryk. .l1i Mil
tary; John r. Hanlon, Gag Aontclair
John Tanasxewski, ! WldmAn ,pl.i
Frank Gramak, 1858 81. Aubin: Adam
Kovslski. 30 Widmsn-pl: James Il
Hungerford, sos Seneca WIN. II
Cooper, $50 watsrman; Frank ny.
mars. sos Twenty-third; Anthony
Peoora. 11ts at. Aubin August elus-
chewski. I36 Kirby; STANLEY kras-
enske. 1888 scottsni walter 3rodski
itsi East Grand-bivd.: Robert J.
Cook, ala Lillibridge: John Ramearn
1900 Campbell; Peter A. Dsly. 20
Chene: vincenso vettin. <I7 Cardoni
steve Feiepowski. sei Alesandrine
e.; william Tsasts go S LassiiA; C(.r nS :
Bioomstein. go Hastings; William y
Dams. tS7 81. Clair; Chas. Miller, ~
Mitchell. stefan swanko. i20 Otis
Anthony MonniG. $50 Chene; Peter
wysko, 12ae Jos Campau; Leonard
sym anski 100 twenty third Henry
J. sempie. ia philadelphia; Herbert
MSrs; Yloni ,ns PPrP' Pan 40, c9 sst
w: Clarence A. Smith. 7st Maybury
Norman Denne. ibe Twenty-nrst
Frank Liebeodt, iN Chestnut
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

mitrai insufnciency; Charles Huos'
ing; Charles 8, Nimmoth. S5s Cleye-
land. 81 years. diabetes,meiiitis
Charles S!srI heat zls prs.traton Hsien st.h
I ~. srpfTT aS Rx. :sssi years
inquest pending; Martha Elder, ZIG
cGncord years ss,,,r ,n3seTT re eeh hospi.
tai. s months. intestinal intoxioation;
Htanislaus Maciak. 1919 Dubois. .
months. cholera infantum; Freder,ck
Crush. . A. As years. srysipeiss' E,.-
: cG;is 'I Of liver .SS Maieoim Mecaf.
frey. i4ss Kercheval, 4 years. shock
oeivtng hospital. rs years. poisoning
Resale , mIssw i Msr w1sT'p W. 'ae ch,de
sey. Providence hospital. Al years
perltonitis; Marian Downs. Samari :
tan hospital, 90 years. heat prostrs
ton; Wladyslaus Gloski 81. Mays
unknown man. River Rouge, about 40
years. drowning. accidental; unknown
man. River Rouge. about 20 years
drowning accidental; Randall Ma
Years. tuberculosis; Clifton d. CO.
vert, 17s Orleans, ss years, heat
stroke: Matt Kotila. Grace hospital.
~ years. septic peritonitis caused oy
rail-, SOPHIA I>ODOns lsV w llliS
months. Intestinal Indigestion: Ju-
Illus Roeske. 654 Garfield east, So
years. cardiac dropsy: Victoria Cos
ciski. 1870 Springwells months,
malnutrition; Olympia Cosnia' ilot
Riopelle. day. commissions; Hugh
McPharlin. 256 Lincoln. 81 years
myocarditis; Ellen Dorsey 22i Brain =
ard. SO years, chronic nephritis: Ju-
liza Trabulis. 100 Sargent. month
hamilton. Stanley Aker. 100 VII
liams, months. acute castro enterl.
It's; Janina Skladzien. 1921 Central,
months. cholera infantum; Paul POS
zewek.l 400 Proctor. days. intus,
suseeption; Cornelia Crockett. loS
Missouri 90 years, sen!lity: Samuel
n Nichols, SO Woodward ter, ne
phritis; George W. Mitchell. lbi-
Maxwell. SO years. mltral insuthcl3
ency: Minerva White, 1897 Gratiot I 3
wears senility. Tony Pisano, 2e1
clinton. % years. gunshot wound
Michael wasco. st. Mary's hospital,
81 years. inquest pending
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
Deaths

olivia Jordan. e6t Robins. IS years.
cancer Of uterus. Margaret Heiden-
reich. $50 Eighteenth. - years. gen.
eral paralysis, jeremiah Weir. ISL
zie Robinson. 100 Brewster. ~ years,
acute indigestion. Elisabeth Fits
patrick, 5s6 Warren. so years acute
eastritls: Elizabeth Ulber. ata Bald
win, IS years. shock, burns. accident;
ElmeI Il. NiekRrt. 1853 Military, !
year, entero- colitis; Edward Gagen.
5ss Elizabeth. as years. lobar pneu-
monia; Sophia snieczewski. s2s Ly-
man 5 months. summer diarrhea: SUI
san sullivan. sos Cavalry, s. years,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
Produce

DETROIT. July 26.--Commission
men had no important price changes
10 report this mornlns and very ut
tie in conditions. The berry crop 10
being affected by the dry. hot wealth
er both as To quantity and quality,
ana the limited receipts are cleaned
up without trouble shipments OF
peaches from Arkansas and Texas
arc about done, but as there was
quite an accumulation over Sunday
the market Is still we'll supplied,
Very few dressed calves are coming
There is good Inquiry Tor hens.
but broilers are working lower.
Apsiss-New N.75ga per box. $50
Banana. - Good shipping stock.
sl.2sa2 per bunch.
Desns- Dried I.imss. ssQ7c ID.
Herries- BlackherrIcs, t3.b09+ per
S Ss h"sslsssTris: s.' Rssi oT;
caiiforn,a Fraii. - Plums. ,ir69
a..s; pears. ,s.,SYS box
Gse~.---Michisan aats, -it&c; New
York. l6ho; Swiss. &c y soc. imported
l5e; lib. i5Isc, brick cream. 10 u G;
iong horns. i6A.c' daisies. 10 n q
Gherr,e.-sour. ,sas,5o per bu.
rarrsnts-Red. s3Gs.2S per bu.
dressed. 17NlSc. common. lfalbc ID
Fresh Segetabies--Green peppers
sass crate. l0c basket. radishes. SC
>~bers. hothouse. stY7bc doz. hot
house tomatoes. i2dl2hc ID; car
rots. lSc don head lettuce. 2.2b bu.:
wax beans, s. e50250 bu.' green
az bu. watercress, 254Soc doZ..
green onions. l6u lsc doz.' green
corn. t2.7bJa hhL
Hon~y-Fancy white. now. lSMl7c;
amber. l0qlIc ID; extracted, 70sc
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying
the following prices FOR baled hay in
car lots T. o b. Detroit: No. tim
othy. s2i.5Om22, standard timothy
$50. 50d2i; Hight mixed. $50 SOD 81 {;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
III, WHlTE STAR lNE.

Eastern Time. For the FLATS and
PORT HURON way ports. steamer
leaves Detroit daily, Stb a. m, 2:3o
=. m. Sundays, A. m. and 1880 .. m.
FOR SUGAR ISLAND, daily, $40 a.
m. Sundays $40 n m. sac .. m and
SD m.
FOR TOLEDO daily. sac q. m, y,
m Sundays sac a. m, $40 p. IN.
Wharf Foot OF Griswold St
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

Sc, toa nSo' ~. mixed. Ei$lsi 20
/ clover. slsqit; rye straw. 1905
wheat and ost straw. ss.6o@7 ton
h,s.m%.ss.., Itis9iiosbe per Poo Zoo
Melons - Rockyfords. standards
{3.76gi crate. watermeions. $50
S S.%:..xsI:%Gsa g. 100 S iS.
'f rss@..ssss..1.i7ss. Su.; nSOsi.r'
Pisssspss.-t2S5as crate: n.aSa
1.1b doz. Floridas. t3d4 case;
Potntees-New southern. " Dbl.
psealtrymBroiisss,s i ga ass; hens :, u y
isc; ducks. i7alsc ID
JOBBING PRICES
Canned Goods-Appies t?26q16o
gall Lima beans; Ngis5. Corn;
Fancy Maine 10: standard: VI
early June. 81. so; standards. u. sal
mon, tall, 1880, nat. pings, soc. To-
matoes, si35. Msrrowfat peas. u;
early June, $50; sifted early June
E..s6 hob p!,s;ss in !, S \;
s2b; nns middlinss. $50; cracked
corn. s33; corn and oat chop. sss ton
gan patent. $3.50; second pstsnt. IS 70;
straight. IS 80. pure rye. :; eprins
patent ss.s0 Dbl. In paper sacks.
Detroit Oil-Raw lInseed oil, 73cj
boiled linssed. TO gal. IN barrel lots
Kerosene I'm iron barrels: Diamond
headlight. $40; perfection. s.5c: pala-
cine, 1920. red crown basoline. iso
gal.
Hsrdware-Naiis. s2so key base
annealed wire, t2,eo bundle: Jgalvan-
tied barbed wire. APPOINT. S2.21 spool;
galvanized sheets. 7t-gause. $3.50; At
gauge. 1910: 2s-gauge. $685.: 30
gauge. sb.e5 per cwt.; Bull bronzed
axes single handled. $3.50: double
tl250 doz: black sheet metal. az and
3t-gauge. sa25; 2s-gauge. $3.50: AZ
gauge. s33b; 2s-gauge. $40 per cwt
Carriage bolts. small. SOC. 10 and
of. large. t0c and of; machine
bolts small. Soc. 10 and 10 on: large
toc, 10 ana or list.
Hide.-No. cured hides. Isc: No
/ green hides. isc. No. ! cured bulls
14c: No green bulls. lac: No.
cured veal kip. 25c. No. ! green veal
kip. sic; No. ] cured murrain, Use
No. | green murrain. lsc; No. / cured
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[]E:DpL!E:'1s
p FACES
ONE CENT A WORD

Cash with oraer; II charged. 10 .
No transient Advertising inserted
for less than lSc with cash: ~
changed. Isc per Insertion.
The above rst.' sgply TO Al Sisss ~
f rSsnRs. ositus pf, Meeting Notices.
etc
Births. Deaths Cards OF Thanks
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge, $50 for d words or less Each
additional word. Use
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
CHICAGO bUrTER MARKET.

CHICAGO. III, July 26-Butter:
Extras. ?7itc; trsts. :s+ orc dairy
irsts, 22a22xc. Cheese: Twins
d1thc: young Americas. l5a ~
Ice. Live poultry: Fowls. i7n u i4c;
s springs large la g eO' asa &c small. q a
2sc: turks. isdIsc. Potatoes; Michi-
gan, ohio, 1oM 75c. New potatoes:
Receipts, Is cars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

f- ssr. a'i nd No. s 81, horse :.f hides IT,:
$40; No. i tsilow. $3.50; No, tai.
low. $3.50; No. 2 hides &c on; No;
kip. and calf. I've on; sheepskin las
TO amount woody. soc ~ el.2b.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
s I::' : :: 3: !;!!g!;; ~

CeoegaA oeandArd Tlms.
~ Cleveland, PfttoburUb and an
points .outh and sesS Daily is,IS . M
Fare 70 Cleveland. erssi ffttsburrh.
bay TslYs TO oI.xyELArD-sls>-
rSeeeay, "Wednesday. Thursday snd 80
pr, s';.': !. =. "a: - Csc s:'. .:. -: :.:s
YES Nae iisse Isisas Esd w.y,.y-
eudsy sea sssssesy. .. m.I Wcs-
special steamsr 70 Msckiuao--Msn-
dsys. s,se .. MI Thursdays, ,. N
WEEK End ExoyRsroS rvExr
sAIuknAr-tieveia Ssso RSunS
Lrip for tyanspos tatisn.
ststsreon Accommodates Uyp~
s:sss. slss. lower berth 'i.'o' Whale
.utksT 0FFIcEs-Third Ave. what.
wss4ysTa Ave-. M.yestie bads.l. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

The declaration OF 8 per cent
dividend by the American Hide n
I.eather co came as surprise TO
viii require $3.50. 600. Accumulated
dividends to june 30 on the slS,
600 600 preferred amounted to about
ii5 per cent so that the back divi-
bends after the authorized payment
Is made Will amount TO about ITO
per
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

Pnine-Webber say in circular on
maxwell Motor CO. that for the year
ended July 81. 1914. the company re-
ported not earnings OF 81, i3O, ~ .
1918. while for the year ending with
the current month IL Is understood
ths net results viii be npproXimate
ly $1,000, 900.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

Halsey. stuart & Co. have succeed
ca \ " Haley & Co. who for many
wears have conducted the investment
Lugiucag OF the various organization
or " w HaIsey = Co. I'm tho central
,.,astern Statcs The business under
the new name will continue "a be
conducted under the same manage
nent and with the same organization
as heretofore.
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Corrected daily by w. H.. Edgar a
Son; Crystal dominoes. ALB. Hli.s9;
do, Bib, Sll.55 Eagle tablets. 1925;
cut loaf. tsto cubes, 1855; xxx
GtS; GRADUATED. extra coarse, psao;
formulated. 2S-lb, cottons. ts.1b;. crys-
tai domino sranuistsd. Alb. and s-ib
cartons. In cases, 1925: crystal do
diamond %ns ' a. ssit. S sopts sn;
10. - !, 800; No, :. Gci.ss. No, .. iise;
No; 10; ZIP; Ne; u; no; No No. ~ a.
bee, sra rssnu nSnI's 4 p %i1' 100 ~. y;
s sSas:n 90. 'TS'e e:s.. 7s case 10 case
NEW YORK PRoDucr MARKET.
Dull an. ,s1 s, rs ss Pork; steady ,D,X
f R:- su: SPOT s.n ;iisssiiss. s1ttT.
9sss; muscovsdo se-test .tS.S70bss
rsnned; quiet; out loaf 1880: crush
cd Cd RgSd' cGsosii.:1 III Rio s No. on
~ my Mi:y; ., Easy; .psIa%,;;; i.'S; No
Is sso' ' shisK.n1 .f' ssasso 'u ies IL
asc: ducks, Long Island. zoe. Lave
poultry: Un: ses sse.s: isei s,ss,
n 24c. Cheese; Firmer; state milk
common TO specials. 1s9lshc skins
common TO special. bkd13bc.
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW YORK. N; y. July es.-But-
ter: Steady; receipts. 1859; cream
cry, extra. ace; state dairy. tubs
24a q 25c: special, 2sh 03oc; Eggs
Firmer: receipts. 1895; nearby white
fancy, 32d35c; nearby mixed fancy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

\ rendjustment in copper prices
downward by large copper selling
agencies docs not seem TO be far
away Representative OF companle5
producing between 500. 900 10 1900
600 e00 pounds copper annually are
~ this opinion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

rvfntfpg---tse pain neat hisd--thss
fs xiahf--Tines job Dept--Msin Ss20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
Financial Notes

The Green Consolidated Copper
90. has declared quarterly dividend
OF 81. payable Tuesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

The American Utilities have de.
clared regular quarterly DIVIDEND
Of a per cent on the preferred
stock payable August 10 Ia holders
OF record July 81,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

TRY Bomb Floral Service.
Flowers for Everybody"
The l.. Bemb Floral Company,
Albert Pochelon.
Main 2o02. 1853 Batesst.
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1858 GOODWIN
FOR sALB--REsoRrp

FOR SALE AT LAKE oRIQN-Two-
story boarding house, III rooms
steam heat: barn. woodshed. chick
en- park, outside cellar. large gar
den. Also hish-class fastest motor
boat ON lake Dr.. O 4. DeCeu, lock
Dor 7es. Pontiac. Mich