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The Home news., 1916-03-17

tain @ it's Taqsst M destiny To withdraw from the negro gud Ing hand of the white would be to ir duty make the negro stumbling block the white mans pathway pros
 The Commission Was Composed of Southern Men,
 Every member of this Commission member of the tegence that were capable of understandnp and precating the question.
 defy any man to take the report made by this and draw such conclusions MT Hodges has Every uche cas or e d that Commission opposed to holding political member of that Commission harmony with the s0uts he 5 faneEs aae and g opposed to social equality has wfuy malcousy and Intentionally without any evi the of mdne and ecens m and he if dn nas op don of had been true it would certainly have known long be- held at the University of Arkansas as Southern man. become social oucas and @ e would have m that report which Mr. Hodeg could correctly used is follows
 He who is instrumental in settling the question de- serves more at the hands of his feownan than the of demagogueS put together"
 Other Falsehoods MT. Hodges
 to be by the people of this State that when they will bear in mind that his statements keeping with the con- of public official who afraid for his be audited who has boasted that he candidate for Governor representative of organization purpose In number of this has charged that have invested the have saved since coming Arkansas in other places he has said that was member of the Nor m mon chrf d false % and he knows it. s in another place na statement was false and he knew it false the he 
 In other places he told that father colonel negro regime ent. That statefent was false and he knew it.
 In other places he claimed my father carpet That statement was false and he knew it. ~ With reference to his record Mr. Hodges stated in soe In this State that he has deposited States money in his banking That statement is false and he knows it. ~ ~ In other places in the State he has said that three members of the Supreme Court advised him the commit tee audit his books That statement is false knows it.
 From hamlet and township State comes the r port of aseood that Mr. Hodges has up his toteing campaign Now at ast in his desperation he nuts out what he terms his negro circular hoping at this late dy to stem his fest ebng political tide It will time for won which more at the hands of bS feowman whether should be cut down fight clean honest and intelligent politics. will be ontin of the servile yoke of complete machine rule
 TT IS GRATIFYING THAT MIR. HODGES IN ALL HIS VICIOUS AND FALSE ATTACKS, CAN NOT AND DOES NOT ASSAII4 MY MORAL CHARACTER, MY HONESTY MY DEM OCRACY OR MY ABILITY TO MAKE YOU A CLEAN AND EFFICIENT GOVERNOR. I HAVE CONFIDENCE IN YOIR JUDGMENT.
 C IT DDOTTCu
The Home news., 1916-03-17
C. H. BROUGH,
 Candidate for Governc
Piano For Sale.

I have a fine Milton piano, al- most new, in first class condition and rather than box and ship same, am offering it at a special sacrifice. If contemplating buy ing a piano don't overlook this bargain. Call or write,
 J. E. BAXTER, Adv. McCrory, Ark. Miss Ora Brewer of Augusta spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Hazel Musgrove.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
CIGAR WORKERS
ARE SUMMONED D
Girls Convicted of Contempt
Will BE Sentenced Friday
Morning

Helen JanCwski. Martha Balm.
and Anna and Mary Hoffman, strik-
ing cigar workers. who we're convict-
ed OF contempt of court thru their
mterfe renee With girls who had tak-
en- their places, we're ordSr2d by
Judge Collingwood Wednesday morn.
ing to appear for sentence, Friday
morning.
II Is considered practically certain
that some Of the girls will be sent
10 jail, as Judge Collingwood. follow
ing their conviction, told them 10
think things over" and consider
themselves a. law-breakers.
-IudEA AGalliasuaea-s-e -eetfft ha+-be-
come the concentration point OF the
clRarmukers strike in which up
wards Of 5000 girls have been ont Of
work. the hosilities OF the strikers
and strike-hreakers having been
modified into controversy OF oppos-
ing witnesses Labor Ia tes'ifyne
against labor and the girls, most of
whom are in their teens, have
become bitter in the trial
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
MOTOR ISSUES
STILL ACTIVE ON
LOCAL EXCHANGE

More than 10000 shares went
thru in the trading on the Detroit
Stock exchange. Tuesday with
the strength that was prevalent dur
ing the morning session Wednes
day. another biz day was being pre-.
dicted
Transactions on Wednesday we're
well distributed The market was
strong while the prices luctuated in
narrow margins Activity was great
or in the motor stocks. centcring in
REQ Car. StudeOaker and Chevrolet
Detroit Edison was in strong de
mand. ranging between li0 IA "a
141. Continental was SOFT The bid
was withdrawn while the Offering
dropped a fracriCn
The Offering on General Motors
was up 25 points from Tuesday, but
bid was lacking
Packard was the strongest OF the
motor issues, going 10 lis in the
bid This makes more than 10
point rise during the last few days
Very few transactions were made
however the Offering going TO 1875
Studebaker Wa of point. Max
we'll dropped a point in the bid and
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
N,n ,nnh rnnnIcF

NEW YORK. sept - FIour
steady. aprinE patcnts. 900 n 25s
winter. s7?od7 4s PORK ~toody
mess. S30a3i Lard Eaar middle
eaty. centrifugal as test 81 &c. mus.
covado. 50 tost s5I2. rcnucd stredy.
cut loaf. $40. crushed. (; - pow
dered. ssSb granulated t6.1Ep 7.o5.
coffee RIO 40 7 on spot 9I4 Tnl.
low steady. special. foe city. o., g.
country. 81, G9', C. HAY Firm prime.
81 eb NJ :, 81 clover. i17ie Dress
81 pouItrv. steadN. turkeys. % n 35c.
chickena 20032r. fowls. Ism 23c.
.durks &c Live poultry Ftrm,
seeac i4c ducks. Isc fowls zoe.
turkey. 2oc. roosters. t4c. chitken.
hroflers. aIr cheese FIRM state
milk. common 20 specials. fT 20c.
skins. common 20 special Nu ], 70.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

Offer of $500 to Si00 That
Drys Lose EXcites
No Interest

Right tn from OF The bar o' a
down town saloon iu Detroit there
i evidence Of confidence that Mich
iFan viii go Wet In the November
election
The sign ia LeH Cottington'
place ON Griswold.st reads Five
hundred dollar 70 i4oo Michigan
goes wet
II has been mp there several days
and aI'ho the prospective maker OF
q wager has ths privilege ot taking
smaller part of the be-, no noso
tiations have been closed
Wagering on political contests in
Dotroits = betting headquarters seems
to vary In a Michlgan.ave saloon
500 10 $500 is offered that Hughes
VIII be elected president In an
other there Is an even bet Of $1,000
that tho former governor OF New
York will be returned a winner over
president Wilson
This same place offers $1,000 even
that Marx Will be reelected mayor
while another posts $4,000 10 81,
COO proposition that Connolly viii
BE- the next chief executive OF De
troit
one TO two waEers are onered
that President Wilson viii 6o re
elected In one place. $500 rs post
cd II tho one Who accepts 1t will
nut mp $1,000 i'm another a Sol
To s2Nn- chance Is announced
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Sept 2T-Close: The
early tone In wheat was easy and
prices unchanged. The bulls are not
doing much and the general feeling
favors a further decline before there
IL much Improvement
There was no heavy selling by hig
Interests At the start, but Chicaso
had mood Of small selling orders
from all directions and tho effect was
depressing Buyers were holding on
tor further break and exporters
were not pressing for wheat the
feeling is that export buylhg VIII be
tctivr on any break Of Few cents
because all foreign news Is faVore n!e
10 a hrm market and Tnuch wheat u
needed on the other side Liverpool
reports active mill buying. Snail 't
fers Or home grown wheat, liEht re
ce'pts II foreign grain and decreas-
ms stocks.
Argentine weather Is bad for wheat
IN the northern part of the country,
but the outlook is favorable for the
greater part OF the wheat acret = q.
Several cargoes OF Argentine Whrnt
are on their way 70 New \ ork ana
Will probably go TO europe NV
York dealers expect 90 handle larK'
part n tiU- Argentine export trade
under new conditions
The cash demand continues lead-
ing feature Of the wheat market ana
7
are snail compared with year ago
and this week : exports show an IN
crease. ludicntiug little or no increase
iu tho visible supply hWest"rh
mills are active buyers and sailing by
farmers Is slow
Wheat was weak all day and closed
with -riectin- IF from "a sti's -
close.
The coarse grains and seeds were
steady
Rocripts IN the Detroit market
Wedne esday included 900 hhls Of
fOur. 4 cars Of wheat. 2s OF corn, s
OF oats / OF rye and / OF ray ship
meuts were . 600 hhls OF hour. 5000
bu of wheat. 5000 hu of corn ,',,1 @,ouo
hu OF oats and . 600 bu OF rye Stocks
are 4co 900 bu OF wheat. $4,000 bu or
corn, 259.oo0 bu OF oats and $4,000 ou
Of rye.
-rt-r-fr+e-u wheat WEDNESDAY: Du-
uth. rs cars, against l.Oll wear
ago. Minneapolis. t3s ears. against
NgT WiunIpese. 702 cars, against !
$40. Chicago, lss cars. against 226
southwest. 473. 900 hu, against 350.ooO
primary wheat receipts were 1923
600 bu, against 3145.0oo bt- year
exports of wheat and -four We'd
ne sday. sa1 o00 hu.
Cash No. red, s1.sI. December open
ed witAaut-chnnRe al 81 5sia and dc
clined to $780, Nav opened AZ
sls2is and declined 20 sl.sols Cash
No. white, ti.t9-
Wedn~sday's coarse grain quota :
tionA-corr: Cash y 8. s7i4c; No ,
yellow, soc; No. yellow. S7T s..
Oats STANDARD. Sic. No, 3 white boc.
No white, s9c; standard In elesator,
soc asked. No. 2 white IN elevstnr.
4nc asked Rye Cash No 81 q
BEANS: Immediate and prompt ship
ment $3.50, October. N1S Seeds
Prime red clover, t9.3o, alFike.' 81 20.
timothy, i2.S0. alfalfa, 500 ~
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
NATIONAL
LEAGUE OPENS
SESSIONS HERE

The annual conference OF the La.
dies National League OF Michigan
opened "wednesday morning in the
hail OF the G. A r, at which time
Mrs. Mile Stock, president Of the
Gen r. A. AlEer, camp No. Q, OF
Detroit. introduced the national
president. Mrs Blanche Metcalf, Of
Saginaw The league now has 70
branches in Michigan and three In
Chicago. and VIII he extended as
fast as money and membership in
creases The league maintains a
funeral fund Tor the benefit Of the
widows. daughters, granddaughters
and nleces OF dead soldiers. and Is
composed entirely of these blood re
lations whose funerals will be pro
vidcd. paid for and conducted bs
the league
Wednesday afternoon memorial
services for members who have dict
during the past year were held. and
Wednesday evening a camp fire. M
which both men and women viii DE
present, and to which the public is
invited. will be enjoyed Patriotic
speeches and social time are
promised for tho evening entertain
ment on Thursday the business OF
the league viii be continued reports
read. and officers for the wear elect
II III. ,.,,,., b,r.k... il, tt. .t.t
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
STEEL CROWDED ASIDE
BY union PACIFIC IN
RECORD-MAK|NG CLIMB
General Electric Jumps 1917
Points ON Reports of
Big Earnings

NEW YORK. Sept c7.-The Eve
ming Sun financial review today
says
In the greater part OF today =
session prices worked in the direc-
ton OF higher levels with marked
Improvement In the railroad shares,
which moved under the influence OF
buying by commission houses for
public ees4.ttF4+aHd covering by pEo-
fessional traders who apparently
were encouraged 10 condition their
position hy the excellent character
of the business and the evident In
intention of the larger Wall Street
interests 20 support an upward
movement tn The group. In several
instances. not only among the rails,
but in other parts OF the market as
well. new high records were estab-
lished Although the total dealings
again Was In excess OF 1000. .o0o
shares. making The eighteenth con
secutive million share day. the spec.
ulatlon at all times was orderly
stock continued 20 be taken out
Of the market by each buyer The
demand for money was relatively In
active. while on the floor of the
stock exchange fands were offered
IN ahouudAnts under . per cent
most unusual exhibition OF easy
loan rates in a time Of great stock
market 'arn0vers Stocks were OF
ferod we're easily absorbed, and tht
declines which developed al times
Represented little beyond speculative
adjustments indicidcnt 20 bull
market
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

wAsHINGGTON. sept. 2T.--
Mexican Ambassador .rredondo
~ speeding 20 Mexico city today
60 take nrst hand 90 Cen. Car
rHnsR, ~ report Rs Ia the pro-
gresp being made by the Ameri-
can Mexican commits ssioners at
New London. ots ctal- said to-
day. lie sald he expects 90 re-
turn In two weeks.
NEW YORK;. sent 27.--Tkirt~eu
men aud two women were indict-
cd by the grand Iur, for strike
violence this afternoon und~r "a
state law which provides n naIi-
mum penalty Of 20 years Ir-
prlsonmeut on conviction.
The indicted persons. strikers
md SympathIgers. who arc ehnrR-
ed with nssnuItiuE policemen and
elevator guards. viii he arranged
tomorrow before Justice Wsd-
hams In general sessions.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
EAST FFALO LIVE STOCK.
thinning and gteNepal

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Sept al
Cattle. Ten cars market, dull
choice 20 prime native steers, $3.50 q
10 So fair 20 good. 81 75d %; main
s25uS5o. very coarse and common
s. 50H choice heavy butcher steers
iS.5oa9 fair TO good. sSn $50 best
handy steers. tS.50dq; fair TO good
s125ds yearlings, prime. $3.50 q
1925, fair to good. ss60ag best
handy butcher heifers. S7.i0T 7 Is.
common 70 good s6.5oa 7.25 best
fat cows, Sc 5od1 good hutcherinE
cows. s666.5O. medium 20 fair s. q
$50 cutters. s4a425 canners So ~
n AIS, fancy bulls t7n726. good
butcher hrfis, .6zs7fs fs-s9,-- light
bulls, So n 5.50 best FEEDERS " q rs
common 20 good. S625qs.7b best
stockers. $6TbT7 common TO good
s5.5oa6.e5. milchers and springers
S75ul00
lower, heavy. $il2onl1 10, yorkers
SlInll.25; pigs, SO.
sheep Racsjpts 10 cara. market
slow. top lambs t10106I0.t5, year
linss. 5oao25 wethcrs. 3Sa "25,
ewes SSdS25
Calves s5ula,
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
Turbulent Session of
German Legislature
Anticipated
ENEMIES OF
HOLLWEG BUSY
Will Seek Vote of No
Confidence In His
Policies
By CARL w. ACFERMAN.
tSfaf Correspondent United -PresS.l

tHfHH tOftNSf1eNtsEE%- -LAl+e4 -fSIGAx~y-
BERLIN. Sept 27.-The storni.
est session Of the reichstag since
the beginning Of the war was fore
shadowed today in discussions In
the Berlin hotels by members who
arrived for the opening session to-
morrow.
Dr. Coerting. an Industrial leader
from Hanover. viii move vote Of
no confidence in Chancellor Won
Bethmann Hollweg Coerting repre-
seuts one OF the Centre party groups
waging war on the chancellor.
"a vote OF no confidence in the
German reichstag does not carry
the significance attaching to SINH
lar action in most European parlia-
ments, where such an expression OF
displeasure is followed by the resiEr
thation OF the ministry
The absence of DR. Liebknecht.
radical Socialist, arrested several
! weeks ago Tor taking part In dis
turbance in Berlin. will certainly
not contribute TO n calm session,
tho Liebknecht was probably the
roichstag's most disturbing mem
ber Other opponents Of the gov
ernment are ,eady to launch at
tacks as soon az the bars are let
down for debate
The chancellor will address the
reichstag AZ 3 p. m, on subjects
not yet revealed Ehe voting OF war
credits and Germany's future policy
toward England will be the chisf
topics OF the three weeks session.
The Conservatives are highly
pleased al the results OF the latest
Zeppelin raids and will demand an
even more antiEnRush campaign.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srocKYARns

MICHIGAN CENTRAL SToCKYARDs
DETROIT. sept 27-Cattle Mar
ket. heavy run good grades and
Gamers steady, all others duh and
lower, hest handy weight butcher
helfers. 50 soar. handy light butch
ers SsT6e5. light butchers. f525 n
: 90 best cows t6ds16 butcher
COWS. S. % Il $50. common COWS, Nbs
5cayy nnii1 IIengrf; ,s;,s ~ SSIeSDa bniI.
t5254 So stock bulls 81 N 25.
feeders. $50 stockers. $3.50 q 6.75 ,
mixers and sprinEers $40 so. Veal
calves Market opening strong. best.
$leI17 heavies S5als60 sheep and
lambs Market lambs I 3 q 25c lower
sheer steady, best lambs, SO QiOl5:
fair lambs }9I5ne25, light ~ com
mon lamGS. SSQS50, fair TO good
sheep. S625a6.7t culls and common,
81 50 a $50 Hogs Market. none sold
up 20 moan, prospects lower
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
Marriage Licenses

Charles A Polz p. Taylor, Aiber-
tina Nichon co. same.
Lynn oldham, ga Margarits
Reach. %.
staulslay Lwiecz. 81 Cecilia Bor-
kowskL 10
James p Ryan 2s wyandott, J
Ruth Sisson. %. same
John Jasinsky 3t Rosalia wo'
chalska 81
Grover G r.apran. 20. River Rouge
May NJ. Beck. 80, Detroit
oscar Reamer. 2o Mildred QUE
lette, l1
Leo Dickens. s5 Anna Rerioaofsky.
John Rroysiewicz. 81 Katarrus
rcter- 4. Geller 90 Caroline B.
Ruth, q
Gisnn f wright. % RUBY Mel
lin ls
Herbert J Perrott ~. Clara NJ.
/ iohr-ton 20
William osten. sa Nsttis Bartsl.
c1
Frank KaIiks. %. Sophia PadaL az.
SolHo Jtr 20 fva ward. IS
stanley rolsk ~. Reizs Kasinsks.
Ralph " Bradford. ': Anna NJ.
Geo}rEe uahn IS Hazel Brisss.
frank srrzmesser. ~ Kate cut
ler. 2g
william McNae 50 Masle r Cam
| fcld. 90
Paul Z.elk. 2s Martha Bossa. 81.
Angelo poMaggio. %; Maria CAL
deruno. p.
william j y Finn. 25 Cathryu Y.
! On Tuey 7s
Stauislaw Nozarz CO. Mary Jarlsz.
go
GILBERT W Ham. 2s Margsrite f.
| Seaman. %
| Printing--the plulb neat kind-that
! T. rtRhf-'Timr~ Job urpt.--Nntn t52o.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
CHICAGO GRAIN

.GHIcAC.Q.- -seil 2s-OpenIng
Wheat: September down isc, De
cember unchanged. Nay up NC Corn
September unchanged peCem Der
down i,c, May down = &C. oats Sep
tember unquoted December unchang
ed MAY down ~ Provisions.
Steady.
Noon-w wheat Sept.mher up 2sc,
December up - May MP Nc Corn
September down SC. pecemh"r IN
changed May up &C. oats. Septem-
up I. &C.. December down ~. May
down i.c Provisions steady
CIose-Wheat Sept down nc,
Dec down iIc. MAY down A.
Corn Sept. up 7Sc. Dec unchanged.
Nav down isc oats Sept. down
isc. Pee down &c. Me down &c.
Provisions steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
ALPHA CAVERN
HOLDS FIRST
CEREMONIAL

More than $50 members and
guests were present Tuesday night
NJ the FIRST ceremonial and banquet
Of the Alpha Cavern. auxiliary TO
the Grotto, In Eastern temple. No.
A. West AleNandrine-ave \ class
OF candidates numbering about 20
was given tho initiation ritual. this
being the first time the new ritual
has been used
After the Initiation. which WAS
conducted by Mrs Harry william.
son as queen, Mrs w a Groom as
princess, Mrs Ellie Movers as
prophecies. and Mrs. Eva Grant as
secretary, a banquet was served. at
which Mrs Williamson presided
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
TOday's Ball Games

National.
st Louis az New York. clear
Chicago al Brooklyn, clear
Pittsburgh AZ Boston. cloudy
Only games scheduled
American.
New York 40 Boston, cloudy
Washington AT Philadelphia, clear.
Only games scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
CATHOLIC HOME
BURNS, LOSS OF
LIFE FEARED

OUEREC. Que. Sept 27-The
Roman Catholic home at Beaumont,
near here. was destroyed by fro
carly today There were upwards
Of 200 children and aged people in
the institution ~ the time. and IL
is reported 'hat there was some
loss OF life
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
Havre De Grace Results.

First Eare-For maiden 2-year-
olds. furlongss Friendless, llH
tstewardt tll 90. s7lo and - 10
won Ktlts ll2 ,Baln. 81 80 and
$3.50 second swoon. 1lh tByrne)
81 90 third Time OF Is Night
owl Merchant. Sea russ Dixie ". Fd
Carlson. Noorshiner. Monomony. Fol
Is and Capital Prize also ran
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

CTiICAtiU sept 2T---HQEP re-
ccipts. 30 600 market slow 10 l0c
lower. mixed ana butchers. 81 so a
ll.O5. good heavy. $40 20d 10 80.
rough heavy. 50 IS n 995, light. 50 SO
dI09O. pigs. s7Taso Cattle Re
ceipts, 10000 market. strong for
hest. others steady 20 10c lower;
heeEes sGSOT11.20. COWS and heifers,
S225nalo. stockers and feeders.
81 60 Il So. Texans. t7ds1O calves,
T5d19o5 Sheep. Receipts. 10000
market loc lower, native. s6s0Q so:
western. S72b0stO. lambs 1915 N
s1040. western, tf6ll0.e0.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
Milk Dealer On Trial

Ann ARBOR. N'ch., Sept %
Henry Schwah whose milk Is al.
lr-od 10 have been the cause Of the
recent typhoid epidemic here went
ON trial in justice court here today
before q jury
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
rnICAGn hitter

CHICAGO. sept o. Butter Ev-
tras. 33V @3tsc. nrsts 2fHH2c dairy
extras. 32t- fi3SAc a. stz. 24Q SOC
Eyes Prime ordinary. 2SN '4c.
hrrts 2ots N soc cheese Twins.
lSA u lSc Young Americas. 49, 70
1ohc Live poultry Fowls. 1Ti7c,
ducks i7I15V geese ia lie.
springs tSigc. turkeys. 15c pota-
toes Rect ptR IS cars Green Noun
tatns. 5au135 Wisconsin, 81 a. 20,
Malnes. $3.50 40.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
r a CE::S s
Woodbine Results

Easter Lily. I0- fRohinsonD. o. 20,
So ana s. So. won Ha1el Nut 10
,Tarriust.np. $3.50 and 50 10, sec
-ul I.r.EN cora. 100 tDismon).
81 TO- trit3 Time is. Comacho.
Great Dolly Rhvmer Freshet Gold
Bond. Sut Rustic Honey shuok also
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND. sept 2=-Hogs. Re-
ceipts 3,ooO t5a zoe lower. workers.
25010So. mixed, si0d1O9o, me
diums. $40 40. pigs Sa50--rnuEhs-
ceipts. 10 cars. l0p 25c lower sheep
and lambs Receipts 10 cars 25c
lower lambs ton. SO. Calves. Re-
ceipts, $50. steady top. Sl3
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
TnIFnO GRNIN.

TOLEDO. sept ?!-CIose Wheat
Cas- hand sept. 11.55h Dec, '155is
MAY. 81 80 Corn Cos hand sept
sPa. C.. De,. 1t-sc May 1Sasc. oats
Cash md sept. 4SNc Dec, 50 -
Nav. 437.c Rye cash 81 5l
Cloversecd cash and oct. 81 As
Dec and March. 81 35 hsike Primo
10 o5 Timothy cash 3 30 But
fer Rrick creamery Gfr. tuhcream.
erv. 35c Eggs Fresh c9ndled, 10
fancy. 3Sc Hay Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

The Northwest Indiana Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church
will open its annual session az Green.
castle Ind, today, with Bishop
Nicholson presiding
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

TOLEDO. Sept 27.--HoEs Receipts.
200. market l0c lower. hsavies.
$40 ooa1t. mediums s1o90G1l york
ere. s1on10.o0. good pigs. t960 a 9.75.
Calves. Market steady. sheep and
lambs. Market lower
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
nru YnnN nI-rrrn An rncs

NFW YOnK- 9apt 20 Butter
strong. receipts 1882 creamery OK
ira 49, 03iIC state dairy tubs.
49, ff23Lc. imitation creamery drs'F.
~ Il soc. special S5T3sac Eggs.
FirmI receipts. 20,S3o, nearby white
fancy 456 isc nearby mixed fancy
30 n 37c fresh Arsts. 22d2tc.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

4 municipal ice plant by charter
amendment. and weight certificates
on all ico delivered are contem.
plated I'm resolutions offered In tho
common council. Tuesday night. by
Ala Robert Rutter. Agitation for a
municipal ice plant and moro rigid
fcstrictions on the ice business Is
tho result of conditions during the
heat wave. when there was an Ice
famine and many abuses IN deliver
los Corporation Counsel pingeman
emphaslzed the necessity OF action
by tho CITY to compel regular de-
Iiveries and require certificates. He
found the present municipal author
ity over the icc business inadequate
prt,,,uR-the ptsfn neat kind-thst
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
Rnnks and Trn.t ComnnnIr..

The following tIrms are privileged
TO execute orders on the Exchange:
W. r.. Moss 81 Co. Carlyle Povah.
Geo. NJ, West & Co. E. E. Mscerons
mour a Co. W. r. Mclaughlin. Mer-
rill. Lynch Co. w A Hamlln a
Co. VIM. A. Neer g. Co. Sinclair q
RRSgi' Ro.e 4 E%m co + K PptHn PseFasus 4 o %m J1.i II
Co. w L. Reilly q Co. Matthew
Finn. A ". Wallace n Co. Lewis q
Stockard a Co. Bennett. smith a
GoTtor-
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
Dr,ro,, BanL cI.sr,pn.

Detroit bank clsarinEs Nsdne sday
were tfSi97si.03 Total clearinEs
fer 1915 To date are 81 sal .ts2. SOS Sc
as against s1.03l.s20, ,4s6e7 for the
corresponding period In 1915.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
NEW YORK corro> w.pkrr
EIGIN Hitter.

FLGrN H. sept ~ Butter sales
a. 33 .ents. an advance ~ 4 &C. over
las' week