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The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
MARKET Weak
and INACTIVE
Crucible Steel and Mercantile
Marine Among Few
Showing Strength.
COPPERS DROP LOWER
German Securities Destined for New
York Taken from Mails by
British Censor.

New York, Feb l5.-Cruclble and Mer-
camille Marine were the most active fea-
lures today in a weak market. The for
mer. however, was as aggressivsly strong
as the latter was weak. Baldwin Loco
motive and Anaconda Copper were other
active issues that attracted much at
tention in a declining market.
Practically the entire list was sold free
" on every show Of strength, but at times
the market was inactive, except for the
few leaders.
II appears that Crucible has been ta-
ken in hand again by the operator who
was in charge of 1t during the last sd-
vance. Crucible is expected to share In
a large war order that is supposed to be
coming to Westinghouse. Crucible, II
Is said, will make the rife barrel steel
for this order which is for 100000 rifles
OniciaI confirmation cannot be secured
for any part OF the report, although the
Street persistently credits It.
Coppers stand Low.
Coppers acted as any group OF stocks
always acts after forced manipulation
accomplished for experimental purposes.
The coppers are low. Nearly all OF
them can afford to increase their divi-
have not discounted their prosperous con-
dition but in a market like this values are
not being considered nor will they oe
considered until there is some defnite
news out Of Washington and Europe. Ihe
big operators who made so much money
last year and who sold out in December
and early January are gathering in stocks
again on every decline.
II is important for the investor OF
small means to know that he Is In the
right company so that he may not be-
come alarmed and throw his stocks over
board and be left empty-handed when
the market turns for the big swing that
they are all expecting in the spring.
German Securities Held Up.
Enemy securities are figuring in the
market again. Banking houses received
letters from Europe which had been
opened by the censor and into which
the censor had introduced notice say
ing that a part OF the securities originally
contained had been withheld by the
British government for adjudication in
prize court on the ground they were
enemy securities" The notice does not
in any case enumerate the securities
distracted.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
Bear Effort Futile.

That the efforts OF the beard crowd in
New York. manifested particularly in the
past three sessions OF the exchange, are
having little or no effect is the general
verdict. Logan & Bryan yesterday wired
Hibbs & Co.:
The market was irregular throughout
the session. 1t appeared. however, that
speculative selling had been carried TO a
point where long stock was not being dis
lodged in sufficient volume to warrant a
continuation Of the bearish tactics News
was relatively meager. There is a rather
strong element working on the long side
of the coppers. and it is quite probable
that at a favorable opportunity a re-
sumption of bullish tactics in copper
shares will be experienced. There doubt
less has been some foreign liquidation in
progress in the rail department. but the
list has absorbed the same rather we'll
We continue to believe that the long side
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia Feb l5-wHEAT-The market rIled
weak and l cent lower under beariSh speculation
in the West. Demand faif. The following
were the quotations Car lots in export elevator
No. red spot and February. l3l15al. .33z; No 2
Southern red. .3l5a steamer No red .2Si a
!.7p7: No. red. l2s]salali; rejected A l6al. .
rejected B. aasL8H.
CORN-The market was quiet but steady under
moderate offerings. The urotstions follow: Car lots
for local trade to location-Westcrn No. ye-
low s2IaS3lz: Western steamer yellow. sls52; West
ern No. yellow, 7SlaaSo1s Southern yellow, Tsbia
s0l1 cob. per 70 pounds soaSl.
OATS-There was little trading, but values were
steadily held. Following the quotations:
No. 2 white, 5aS71i; standard white 55a551S: No }
white. 5Jka5i'G No white. 524sS314; sample oats.
50lRa52; purified oats, graded, 55aj5l1.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore Feb. Receipts 7s. .5ol
bushels. consisting Of 42o5 bushels Southern and
u. 1856 bushels Western; shipments from elevators,
2239o bushels; stock in elevators, l34s f bushels.
The market opened easier as follows: Spot, .1Os
nominal; No. Western, I.SR, nominal, and
March l37s, nominal.
CnRN-Receipts. lO. O.3a bushels consisting Of
ll6 23 bushels Western and 4GS bushels new
Southern; shipments from elevators, 23 S2 bushels
stock in elevators. l.BIy y672 bushels. Prime Sail
Yellow Is quoted at Slaslh per blshel. Cob corn,
rev. is quotable at 3sON3s5 per barrel The mar
ket opened easier. Spot Tsls, nominal; February,
7S4 nominal. and March 1874. nominal.
OATS-Receipts. 1872 bushels: withdrawn from
elevators. Ss7 bushels; sSock in elevators, 81 nj
bushels Prices were: Standard white. 81; No }
white. So and No. white, SASH.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
IDS ',M;;ZI1Zz:;.& &sa7.. s;
NAnon Fairly Active. w

|I6ston stockholders have been mani
Cfysting a rather nervous interest in the
outlook for a resumption OF dividends by
the typesetter and are expecting infor1na
ton during the present month. Meanwhile.
Lanston stays fairly active on the local
exchange and none too firm Ninety Ave
shares changed hands yesterday at 50
with more wanted at 6s 1-2 at the close.
Otha issues in both lists were fairly
firm. vut with very little trading. Rail
way preferred and Washington Gas were
the only stocks to figure in the sales. the
former selling ex-divldend at 81 81, and
the latter at rs IA
Riggs Realty IS. Iong-term maturity.
sold at 1o4 IA in the bond list. and Poto-
mac Consolidated IS at 80 T-S
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16

weighing Lbs. and over, In bo1es. gsz; Northern
illinois, fancy. weighing ~ TO gs lbs., in boxes.
Isals; do. do. ~ to 81 lbs. in bbls. falls; other
Western. weighing lbs, and over. in boxes lssle;
do do, III to 81 lbs. In boxes. l6al7: do. do.
weighing 2sa to ~ lbs. in barrels lssls; inferior
Il: cspons. per h.. weighing TO 10 lbs. spdece
Ea2s; smaller sizes. 23aa6 turkeys. nearby. fancy
Za2s: do do. good TO choice. 9a26; do, Western.
fancy, 2'aH: do. do, good 10 choice. 2sa25: do
fair, eea21; d. old toms. q; do. culls and No. 2
I6aaJ; silnng ducks nearby. iss2O: do. Western
fancy. Tals 60. do. far To good. I2a!S: geese
nearby l6als, do. Western. lial6; squads. PEI
doz, white weighing II to l2 lbs. 5.sSas.so; do.
do. TO 10 lbs 5.25a575: do. do. lbs, &5oa
575; do. do, Z lbs. 3.50a40O; do. do. TO sis
lbs. 2sOa3.OO; dark. 225a3I0O; small and No. z.
! Goa so.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
New Orleans.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York. Feb. l5.-Cal money opened today St
ia per cent: high per cent: low. ~ per &c 4
renewals, "a per cent; ruling rate, l per cent; ht
per cent.
The time money market generally UNCHANGED
The tone quiet and steady with rates rernatA
ing the They were H1a2& per cent I'd
sixty days. "a. per cent for ninety days 2xsJ pet
cent for four months, per cent for FIVE and SD
months
Paper easily negotiated at } per cent to-
crime regular maturities. but offerings were ~
Sticted. thus limiting the volume Of transac-
tons
Borrowers made little rtspcose to the terms
offered BY brokers' which, in some instances were
below the market
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
U. s. TREASURY STATEMENT.

The condition OF the United States
Treausry at the close Of business today
was: Net balance in general fund, slO4,
067, AZ; total receipts, 81, ,24l; total pay
ments, A,s14,5l9.
, The deficit this fiscal year is s62, l01, ,6S7
against a deficit of 343 last year.
exclusive of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
Revenue receipts for this fiscal year. up
to the close of business on February IA.
siOS, ,6s4, 1859; revenue receipts at the
close of business on February Il, 1915,
s4SS, ,5l5, ,07s.l1.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Feb. B-Cottun weakened today
under pressure Of Southern hedges and lo1g hqui-
dation. which probably FASTENED By threats Of
a strike In New England cotton mills. Only Hxht
transactions were recorded. Final prices showed .
net loss Of z to IS points.
The features Of the days buaness were the clos
ing out OF long line estimated at 1000 bales,
mostly July, srlius b. spot firms axaina purchases
believed to be sgsinst zlling By sptnners and bay
ing OF July by Liverpool carly to reduce sraddlea
Spot at Liverpool quiet at a decline Of 6
points % the bsss OF so5d for midupand. Fa-
lures in the Engllzh market we're easy at q net
loss Of 65Sss points. Spot here was quiet nTs
points lower at u-sc, with sales Of 20 bales.
Port receipts for the day were 3,u7 bales conul
pared with s5o9s bales a year ago,
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
CHARITIES APPEAL NETS $500.
Contributions Sent in Great Numbe r
to Aid Work Among Poor.

Contributions OF more than 5000 were
received yesterday by the Associated
Charities, following its general appeal for
funds for operations during the new year.
Yesterdays total of donations in the larg-
est since the first plea was made.
The orga nization is striving to raise
S2sOoo, of which nearly $4,000 has been
given. The grand total Of contributions
for the year is more than 60 per cent
larger than the donations given up TO
this time a year ago.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Feb. B-FTOUR-weak; business
moderate Kansas straights, to arrive in car lots
Sooa6 3; spring patents. for February to March
s.25ss7O; spring clears. 5.Da5So; soft straight, to
arrive, so. AL quotations sack basis In
wholesale lots
P0RK-Firm; inquiry moderate. Mess DT5azl 90 ;
family, 1.ooa225o; clear. 9.oos9oo
BEEF-stesdy; business is moderate Packet
H.Soalaoo; family, lsOoslsoo; extra India mess
3 ooa2oso
LARD-Steady; trading Is moderate. Prime West
ern, o75; refined continent, Ills; South American
l-3; refined Brazilian In kegs l225; beef stearins
l9a csntss Lard stearins dull St IL csnh
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
Bankers Plan BANQUET.

Joyous time Is promised by the early
subscription returns for the annual BAN
quet Saturday night at the New Willard
of Washington Chapter, american Insti-
tute of Banking. Representative Sladen,
of Texas; DR.. Abram Simon. and DR.
Francis Harvey Green. principal OF the
Westchester (Pa) Normal School. will be
the speakers. President Harry V. Haynes
will introduce Carter B. Keene as toast
master.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Feb l5-The bulls gained considerable
ground in the wheat market today The bears pat
up a stir fight during the morning, and it looked
az time II they succeeded in dislodsing some
OF the long wheat held here But when the export
tasings commenced to pour into the pit, there
change In sentiment with net gains for the day
OF Ealc
Importing countries bought 80 Co blshels OF wheat
at the saboard today. Minneapolis sold 800 0oO
bushels to go Fast, and sales here were 1000
bushels. OF which 5000 bushels for shipment
abroad.
Gnf Torts reported a frmer feeling with sales OF
1900 bushels. and Kansas City reported zOc0I
bushels sold there and bids for at still higher
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. FEB. B.-wHEAT-stronger; faiv
business. No. Northern, T. O. b.. L49; No 2 red
T. o. b, L4l. to arrive; No. hard winter. I.3S T. O.
b.; No. Manitoba, Z. o. b.. ,.561I; No. macaroni
L& Exporters tOOE 10000 bushels. chiefly hard
winter and Manitoba. part Saturday
CORN-Strouger; better inquiry No 2 vel
low. all rail to arrive. IN ten days g. new No
: yellow. dndried, to arrive, SI5i c. T. T.; new No
} kln-dned 10 arrive. 5l4. c. T. T. Exporters
tock 10000 bushels, part outports.
AuS-Hrmer, business inactive. No 2 white
nominal; No. white 534s5a No 4 white SlHa
"a; elevator basis. unsTaded. 52A5sA. Exporters
took 10000 bushels
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
John z. Lewis BUYS Home

The eight-room house at s3S Quebec
street. Princeton Heights. has been sold
By Kennedy Brothers, builders, to John
F. Lewis. The house was completed but
a short time ago. It Is finished in tapes
try brick and Is one Of the most attrac-
tive dwellings In the neighborhood. Tho
consideration was IS, so
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
Solidffying Eject.

Comm entng on the rails situation in
New York yesterday, T. L. Watson said:
'If labor listens to reason, and II poll
ticisns stay their hands in the way of
hostile legislation, there will go on
among our transportation systems a
solidifying Of physical and financial coll
ditions which will make the transfer of
American securities from Europe to
America one of the most profitable bust
ness operations this country ever
effected"
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago Feb I5-HoGs-Reoripts, 5000 head ;
slow; bulk. sooas.Z5; light, 7ToaS5; mixed, .s0a
$50; heavy, 7s5as.s; rough 7Sas.o3; pigs. e.25a
IA
CATrLE-Rec~pts. 5000 head; strong; native
beef steers 66oa9.65: stockers and feeders 560a
7.25; cows and heifers. 3.l5asD calves s5oall So
sHEEP-Reeeipts 1000 bead steady; wethers
7.T5asj6; lambs. aooall.50
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
Furnished by w. ID. Hibb. 4 Co.
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

High Low. Close
Boston, Feb. lS-Tne market was quiet and
a whole. Boston and Naive prefrrred. 70;
Pitchb,Irg prrferred S. Edison Electric. 2s Rut-
land preferred, 3 West Indies Steamship "a.
Georgia Electric, l2% New England Cotton Yam
preferred IS; New England Telephone. l96; Reece
Button. IS: roTiugton 4e preferred. ~; Wollsston
Land. Ia Ahmeek Mining Io2I4 New IdrA, lsS ;
South Lake IN India 81
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BSltinore. Feb. l5.-Furious activity marked the
early trading on the Baltimore Stock Exchange
today. Upward d 2scoo shares Of stocks changed
hands in less than two hours, and quotations
reached maximum levels for the oil shsres and
Baltimore Tube common and for Cnsdsn Ier
cent bonds.
Realizing sales were In heavy volume but
time pressure lifted prices rallied quietly.
Warnings that the market had becune top heavy
were again ignord.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
Southern's Earnings increase.

AS compared with the same period last
year, the gross earnings of the Southern
Railway for the first week in February
show an increase OF SITS. .392 or 1887 per
cent. Estimated earnings for the period
from July l to February show an in
crease of 6.s4 over the corresponding pc
riod of 1918
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. Feb B-rrsdinx the Broad Street
curb followed the Stock Exchanxe movements closely
Several issues were offered by traders at sub
stantial CONCESSIONS with Marine common the weak
est feature declining from l5A TO lSA
Kennecott Copper declined from s5s TO 54.s
der bear pressure. wayiand Oh was in good
demand at the start. selling at 81. but reacted
10 ss.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
Goodrich Dividend Grows.

The semi-annual dividend OF the Good
rich company Is 23.43 per cent as opposed
to SIS per cent for the corresponding pc
riod OF the preceding year.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
Copper Profits Larger.

The net profits OF Utah Copper for the
quarter ended December 81 last showed
an increase OF s2,5N.639
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
RAILS MARKET
ABSORBS Paper
New York Observers Satisfied
With Way 1t Is Eating Up
Foreign-Held Securities.
NEWS OF LOCAL MARKET
Ninety-6ve Shares of Lanston Change
Hands at 50 With More Want
ed at Close.

Although traders apparently are giving
the rails little support, New York OBJ
servers are very well satisfied with the
way in which the rails market is absorb
ing the foreign-held securities which have
been dumped steadily on the market for
more than a month.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
HUSBAND AND WIFE DIE.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Bailey suc-
cumb Within I2 Hour,.

Within tweleve hours after the
death OF her husband from grip. Mrs.
william J. Bailey. -, Of Silver Spring.
who was taken i'll Saturday night.
died Sunday afternoon at S O'Clock
William Bailey. q. died about Z
o'clock Sunday morning. Mrs. Bailey
had not been informed Of her hus-
bands death
Funeral services for husband and
wife will be held from the home at
o'clock. Interment will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
Quake Recorded Herr

Earthquake shocks lasting for more
than an hour were recorded yesterday
morning on the Georgetown University
seisInographs. The heaviest Of these
shocks was estimated TO be between l.B0o
and Leoo miles from washington
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
Copper Earnings Increase.

Chino copper earnings for the quarter
ended December 81 last showed an in
crease OF 1906. 1903 over the same quarter
In 1914.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
Standard OIL Dividend.

Standard OIL. OF New Jersey, yesterday
declared its regular dividend.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished by w. II. Hibbs a Co.
SALES

Potomac Electric Consolidated S. 81 900 at sgs.
Riggs Realty Hongl IS, SOD at l0E.
Washington Railway pfd-. % at SIN. at H&.
Washington Gas, at f6b.. at 76A.
Lanston Monotype. % at 50. 20 at 90. 20 at ee
o at GO, 10 at GO, at 90.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16

The city OF Copenhagen is daily con-
Stunning about 5000 pounds OF American
salt pork
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
ORCHESTRAL CONCERT.

BY the United States Soldiers Home
Band 0rchestr1 in Stanley Hail. begin
ming at 6:l5 O'Clock tonight, John s. N.
Zimmerman, director.
PROGRAM
March, Our Administration" .Ziumernann
(Requested)
Overture, "COmrsdes in Arms" .GnlenWsld
Entr' Acte la. Dream Days johnson
Cbl Humorespt,e'' ............... .DTorak CT5
Selection, Princess Pat" .Herbert css
A Rub Down. Turkish Towel Rag
--ss.s.sss..s...s..... sssss.s..s-s AIM
Waltz Suite woodland Dreams" .......
.-...s.................-..... NAdteufei. 81
Morcosu Dream Kisses" ....-.. Watson. -
Fisslc, Leading Up the Maody Lee.
.ss-......-..-....-......... MArsn&u
''The Star Spsnried BSnner.''
The Washington herald., 1916-02-16
Liverpool.
b y. L. Carpeuter 4 Co
New York.

Middlins. $40; yesterday. ell. Sales, s,ooo bales
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06
TRADING BRISK
ON EXCHANGE
Brokers Look For Big Develop.
ment In Sugar If Hughes
Is Elected

with in'crcst divided between
business and election. trading on
tho Detroit stock exchange Monday
morning was unusually brisk for the
arsi day OF the week. Considerable
Gossip ccrtercd in Michigan Sugar,
which brokers declare viii be big
f.at1rc IN local speculation II
hughes t- elected
chalmers developed additional
troneth with me bid At l24 and
% orer0nr 1876. Little trading was
done. however
charcoal common was up a quar-
70. FROM Saturday being s SO in
'br bid ard 9i In The Offering
Packard barred the stronger tone
m 'Ho market also a bid OF 1853 be
ing made following nearly wo
weeks ~ Inactivity m Emf. stock
To-, oN,r.n dropped four and a half
points To- 'e- d. b1t little ~ it was
taken
SmIc5aFsr -dHened along with
Ta.re. Detroit which was up a half
pCrt tn tho bid Continental also
slowed strength. with I'm advance
~ quarter In the IBID
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06
Vessel pass AGES.

DETROIT. Mich Nov 8 Jp, ny
nrd Miller. 10 Counea Ht. 20 ~. Glen
shoe II g. u Green barge, lli5
Argus clarence Black II 30 SheuEh
messy. Iocomo. 10 80 m Chos
Hutchinson. 10. SuSgu"hana BROW
or. 40. Michigan hargcl. 81
steel King tli England. 70
Down Glennvot ais last nlRbt r
= Jones ~ 80 Goulder a m An
gelirA ms Brltou. bconner. 30
Adrlatic. o. cakes g. Huron. 8 40
Gochcst"r. 40 Duncan CRY sla.
Nt The 500
cATLT STE MARIE, Mich. Nov T.
tr Mccullough. 30 last night
Teufigost. Mitchell 70 Cowle -
NcGreErr. midnight poric. 122"
Louis Dawson. Ihpps, Plan k'nton
%. ChrIstophor Taurus. . Paine. "a
lunet & Mclean. 3 Dinkoy. Runscn
MAtaafa 90 Kerry, 6 !. l'pscn.
8 90. senator. so Gary. pilunRs
= 20 sirius Scwbold $50. Presgpe
tsle. Pope 1890
Down Bonner CARING 20 last
night. ireland 3 40. Van fliSe. krupp
. Fairbnlrr Mazda. Glenfunan, lp o..
House II 20. Corey. midnight River.
ton + TiOncsta 30. Curry. 30.
Zenith city Vesser1"r Martha O.
TrueRdale Cnnprus. E IIanus. 81
North Lake. G. Vega Sycamore I,
William LivinEstone. NuncN, go
Kecwatin. Nessune~ Helen g.. Mo.
welt. Arrno. 80. Watson. 2. Cuyl~r
Adams Wilpcn 30; Block. 1880.
French. II
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06

gate capital of t75.2ao0oo bringing
fnc total of capitalization for these
md similar companies 10 "a total of
close 10 tgou0o0.ooa during the war
period Railroad earnings stlll are
hIsMy satisfactory Comparisons,
however, now are being made with
period of activity Hence the same
spectacular increases lsuch az have
been The rule when comparison was
wadc witt the lean year OF 1910
are not to be- expected
The market for securities may
be- expected 10 witness active huc-
weuons, 9TH general trend gov
crncd by IN, tendency toward credit
imitation Iare" interests will pur-
~, the usual course ~ periodically
taking pro9ts There viii too. ~.
nam the usual danger OF shocks
that have been a constant feature
d' ring the war
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06
LUTHERANS
CELEBRATE
Three Hundred and Ninety
ninth Anniversary of Reform
alton Services In ArmOry

Martin Luther based his religion
on the scripture and the scripture
alone; II we 20 outside Of this we
will grasp the devil, declared the
Rev. c. Schussler. OF Chicago. be
fore members OF the - lutheran
churches OF Detroit at the celebra.
ton OF the three hundred and nine
ty-ninth anniversary IF the Reforma-
ton in the Detroit Armory Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. Schussler deplored The tend
cncy OF Lutheran congr'Sat IONS and
ministers ito fashion their comics.
sions according To the times Ho
spoke in English and the Rev r G..
II. Mayor. OF Concordia church Van
derbilt and Yaie-aves, Preached IN
German.
A series OF lectures and sermons
will continue thruout the winter In
preparation for the celebration Of
the quadi-centennial anniversary OF
the Reformation which IS 70 be an
elaborate event no. only In Detroit
hut all over the country
Mr.. Schussler gaid :hat Martin
Luther revolted because he could
not conscientiously accept the faith
OF the pope, altho he had followed
this doctrine fercn,ly for years
Attic have no fear az 10 the
future u tho Lutheran religion there
is ono thing ann al preh"ueiyo
about" he said. AMI thar IS the 10.
difference, disloyalry and lngratI,ude
OF many Of those who ccntess H.
know that the religion Is strong
enough 70 Withstand all false teach
ings"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06
SOLDIER WHO
FORGED CHECKS
GIVEN 18 MONTHS

S"rgt Hugh O'Neill 20 years old.
who fought ia the battle OF Mons.
was sentenced 20 rs months in the
Ontario reformntory. Saturday BY
Magistrate Legratt, because he had
forged checks on his comrades 10
make Happy honeymoon for his
bride Caused on the French front.
O'Seill WAS inyalided 10 Canada and
was made sergeant in the Highland
battalion Windsor. on his record as
soldier lie disappeared from
camp a month ago. A letter from
his bride at Niagara Falls resulted
IN his arrest O'Neill had served
I3 years In the army.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-06
MEETS DEATH AS
AUTO ONERTURNS

Milton Burroughs, contractor OF
Worthwhile was killed and his wife
seriously injured when an automo-
bile in which they were riding Sat
urday night. overturned on Grand
hiyer-ave. Just inside Of the Wayne
county line. when burroughs at
tempted &C pass An automobile
driven By F. q. Doies, OF Brighton
Mrs Burroughs was taken 10 farm
house nearby where she Is being
cared for.