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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
GOVERNMENT
s. Internal Gold Loan 1909

Mossrs. i. l. MORGAN & TO. hereby glvo
notice that 'llcy are prepared t. rcc.i,c
Tenders fer. IA" amortization on LIST MAY,
1915, of s356.000 Argentine Gold Pesos. saw
t3@o,9s> / :. cold Du..Irs. Of the above
Loan.
Tenders for sal" -; Bonds With coupon due
lSt - Tomb" 1916, At a price to be stated
In the Tender, must be lodged not later than
u O'Clock noon on an April, 1915. with
MessIs 4. J.. Morgan n co., - Mpll street
New YORK, VINO VIII announce tho result OF
the Tenders rs soon thereafter AZ possible
Tenders Will be received also In PARIS hv
the BHnqlIe dc i'aris 81 DIES Pays Bas, la
London lay M"ssrs, barring brothers ~ 60,
l.td, and I'm ~liu"nos Aires 10y the crodtto
publi'o $Icionll.
Each bond Ia. a par value Of ss73 l.. y
Gold Dollars, and Tenders must be made at
u NAT price under par expressed In dollars
per bOud.
Tenders must he made on n form obtain
ablo on application, ana must be SccurrlV
enclosed in an envelope marked "Trnicr
or Argentine Government o per cent. Inter
nal Gold Loan 1909 lIondS Tor rrhemptiun.''
Forms OF Tender may b~s-obtainCd on ap-
plicttion to Mcssrs. j, i. Morgan ~ 90, 20
Wall street, New York. who reserve the
right to reject all or any Tenders.
Dated. New York. IN March. 1916.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
Tho Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company.
REORGANIZATION

REORGANIZATION
r Hoider'o t First I'M Reminding Mort ase4 40 5oYear Gold Bond Of C'ncin'
natl. Hamilton n Dayton Railway Company;
ttode" Of auch General Mortgage Gold Bond u 1899 of the same omran I"
have not already been sold to he Reorganization Managers IN
Holders Of First Mortgage 20 Forty. Year Goih Bopds Of n Paua ant TROY ranc
Railroad Company:
natl H Msma,s Is nd hsT bsy, sGH Ra an. yc T% AND s aTSI" pssrS t or g riSS' S% Of Sr Tns sp %T%%"d
sWsus and 1mm nt The sS nr "MS Sa nsd. IL in o W% n mo a by u me p MraSSs% s s Mdf" "S S%Ta NM"ar@e
lends is the same as that nmcn by the Committee winch represented the onds "
4 :HS%sSM III { q y stHs Ss'SssnS ssS ssr Hl. .ss%Si, N "%aEsSs no, e: "s e. ' 4.
n%%1 y on SskSSskE NIsS%.M"s Q. '@1 witt ss>ss.S. AUST - s. ~: IT, De-
Es$ %S %% e. q % %% .$ %%. & %s$sS %% BANK a%R + l." At % I: q ice \ \ ~ %1 s%Ss ,s ~ L %%%S ! &;
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s %%s x sd IN g%;% h bonds ihs JJIss + isa and a. T%6sq%% sS %n%%s If If ;sS"s%
f Sct ss s "ss. % sr%s"%d ,%s.%%a I, ,h 100 bond n order Is, ,% C. enc sssT ssIs% TO o ,Ss .S Ssp"si%s
upond evdy Of The lew srGtss unr the Pa"
. &. *. : S% IT.; s y%S 3 ,s SI : s s$s rs Nv I. = Ss%$%Sss$sSs$st s$ ar ~ %r a.. -
of % %% s%nas ,S%n The scmm"TMSn Of h%t omn%ty rspr@Ians@ said @shh have ALREADY
jssayS is lN %s ,% as % psy n%%'ii Sa Of AID I'd q "e %%sii M1s nS r"%. y" h:
i IS !. IN IN r %s :; ~ = ~%& $ '$$s T.. Il H ~ !" s%s%s IT, is SS al sssSs XVII sti H. q %%%sss 3 \.
+ q. E1shsa grsnsns ,h MsSn s'a a t tmy limo Sr Of OF . m "n hsrss H. . H tSm a@h per- pS 81 G1% f%%i
o aa c f%."i bS sn nrS!aas all. such n S%ds must, bear tn" lan@rs u J. ieio'a and ali 'uhs'anc" coupons
BRANCH nSeiMpEKR q e. ~ Ss, I" XIII fIEsI M .M S HGr FL r"NDs g, or ~ Ma, r rnS sS SN Hsr IM"T
IHE: HoIIfXsiE ' GRTsT. %%MSxNNY " New YUHh.M 20 !" 81 %%n so S~ iG
cWy the Depritryh for said Bonds under he Plan
,,vn For al bonds. deposited a.. aforesaid omr thans I'D General MORTGAGE nopds sgw hmh
q Deposit iii be sd S% or G" ON H& %s Of Fl %p proper Tb Deposit s""' TRANSFERABLE "F"" AUS
u.., Holders Of bond, who Dc not deposit the same as permn,ed, by this. Notice shall have no
Is siitI 81 iNfSskSS' n mi h's SStGaSSiSltioNN MlNH%SEEMs. oN"'''">'
Copies the Plan and Agreement of Reorganization may be obtained from ndD epoHtaHes
Dated. New York. March 49, 1910
KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
Reorganization Managers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
Another DisappointInent

The followers of American Can were
doomed to another disappointment yes
terday. When the stock advanced to
S3Ts they began to express renewed
hope that Il would go aoove its pre-
yious high for this year. 6iS,. and join
the upward swing Of the other indus
trials. But the stock after a few
transactions at 637s slid on 10 a close
of 6:i:, a gajn OF only - point over
Mondays close. Can has been more
or less OF a lagcard for many months
and friends OF the stock express them
selves as being unable 10 understand
it's failure to advance. Last year II
sold as high as $50, but at that figure
IL was well behind the rest OF the market.
Recently 1t was rumored that the stock
was to be put through .ts PAGES when the
Government suit was out Of the way, but
this tip pae failed TO meet hopes. and
tho temper of Cans followers Is being
sorely tried.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
steel Common,

Steel common proved to be tho real
speculative favorite again yesterday.
More than 10000 shares changed hands
at prices ranging between s57s and ss;s.
IL closed at s6L, n gain OF q OF a
point over the previous close. At one
time during the day II soil AZ 2S points
above Mondays nal figure. The ac-
tivity and strength Of Steel was a source
of reinsurance TO speculative Wall Street
and did much to stabilize the entire mar
ket. II IL ar old saying in financial
circles that "the market goes the way
Steel does and the leader certainly
pulled the entire list upward with IL yes
terday. Public buying OF Steel was said
to he considerable. as there exists a
pretty firm belief tina In view OF its
enormous earnings the stock should sell
much higher. Besides. IL IL ommon
knowledge that a strong bull pool In
Steel was formed more than a week ago.
These interests were said to be heavy
buyers yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
Pity The CuIprit.

The friends OF q ep%eculator who is
connected with a prominent banking
mouse In the financial district were
aughing heartily yesterday over his
Early last week this spec
uiator was drawn for Jury duty and an
nounced TO his friends that, as there was
no chance to make money in "A stock
market that had been standing still for
weeks, he was glad to serve on the fury
Tor ~ha he could get in fees as a
Juror. He was drawn for the first case
called on Monday. which promises 10
Dc a long one. Seen last night he was
roundly cursing his luck. the courts. the
Jury system and a stock market that
would start upward when he was forced
to be away from the ticker. His friends
are betting on the verdict that will he
returned by the Spectator. and the odds
are better than 9 TO l against n finding
that the alleged culprit Is Innocent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
GOSSIP OF A
A Milton share nay.

yesterday. for the second time this
year. the brokers on the Stock Exchange
enjoyed "a million share day. Total
trading amounted TO 1,114,1O0 shares.
yesterdays turnover OF stocks was the
largest this year. the previous million
snare days trading amounting to only
l'ols.3O2 shares. While the war stocks
were the chief centres OF interest, a
substantial turnover in United states
steer common and In the railroad shares
was a reassuring feature. The price
advances scored were not as sensational
as on the day before. and the market,
generally speaking. was "a more orderly
one. The activity and strength Of stocks
vas not unexpected. For weeks Wall
street has known OF the IRENE ndous
earnings OF the railroads and the in
dustrial companies of the country, and
renewed activity on the bull side in
securities has awaited only a lessening
or the tension In the international situ-
alton. The fact that Secretary Lansing
saw mt to a a vacation mt this time
did much TO reassure the speculative
element on Monday. and a renewed pub
lie interest In stocks yesterday, coupled
with pool operations, did the rest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
STEADY UNDERGONE
IN COTTON MARKET
Price Range Acknowledging
Is Based on Poor Reports
From Texas.
SPOT DEMAND BETTER

Cotton showed . good UNDERGONE yes
,.rday. While price movements were
.o,ssr narrow, the closing was at the
.,,b.s, level Of the month. There was
,.newal OF drought talk from Texas.
,o,s,her with more or less discussion
., m. labor problem as affected by the
Mexican situation.
Regarding the early crop outlook in
r.xa, the Cotton and Cotton OH Ne,cs
,,. the following 10 say THE drought in
r.xa. Is becoming serious. Especially in
,bs western part Of the State is tho lack Of
mo ,~ure being keenly felt. There IL
danger. II the drought is prolonged. that
much small grain acreage may be
,lan,ed TO cotton, n greater danger
ma, much cotton acreage may be cur
,,,l.d in the event the lack OF rain
4. treat enough 20 scare farmers OF. To
.ummarize, the situation in Texas IL not
=, all promising at this time for a
bunpar crop however. 1t must be ad-
mi,,ed that there is plenty Of time.
"From the best Information at hand
az are of the opinion that under no
condition will the acreage OF Texas be
increased over 10 per cent. and the same
/, ? OF Oklahoma. While Oklahoma
$ needing rain there does not exist the
acute situation in that State as in some
nar,s OF Texas. We think a 10 per cent.
no, increase for Texas n Oklahoma
,ullv discounts the very most that can be
plan,ed in cotton under the most promis-
ing conditions.
There was very little feature 10 the
trading. There is considerable UNDER
living bullishnee OF sentiment which has
been aroused by the spring spot situa-
ZION. Some Of the Southern markets
Yesterday reported an improved spot
demand.
The census report on supply and dis
,ribution, which was to have been issued
Yesterday, was postponed until this
morning. II is expected TO make - very
hullish showing on the February con
sumption by American mills.
Market closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
SHIP LINE INCORPORATED.
Five Vessels to BE Put Into Con-
me Trade.

The Garland Steamship Corporation.
capitalized at 1900. 900. was incorpo-
rated at Albany yesterday by William
N. Canpion Of New York. George q.
Allen Of White Plains and Wesley w.
Cheek of Arlington, ". j..
NJ. Allen IL a director Of tho British
American Tobacco Company, with Of
fees NJ 200 Fifth avenue. n Mr.. Camp
on and Mr.. Cheek are associated with
him in that company. Mr.. Allen said
tho Garland steamship Corporation ex-
pected TO put five ships into the CONNER
cial trade very soon, operating on both
the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. He said
they would carry tobacco principally.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
The Cincinnati, DAYTON and Ironton Railroad COMPANY.

7 . Holders of eriAcat H Deposit of h Equitable trust Gompany Of New Work.
issued under the Deposit Agccmcnt.d dated January - 1918. for Iit Mortgage
Sc No. Year, Gold bond of m Cincinnati. Dayt ton md IrontonK Railroad Company
md
Holders of Bonds Of said sue:
the Committee has amended said acrcnen' - a To confer upon it the cypress Iuwr 10 sell
10 te.R REORGANIZATION Manager. under a rr and agreement of KrrsuH,wn of The 'r
in aid plan And 10 m% nj, an nmy"w Win ~ nW.nN Hnng Tr
~ s "Snamn m nn c may % ,o onMN rom ne rarnWr flMh nc me- 'mmuw as "l as n 90
by bcndh6de~. said nnndmcn Is filed with The Equitable trust COMPANY OF Sew York
the Depotary undrs said Deepest Agreement and open to the Inspection Of any certificate
holder turing business hours at thee Office the cpnusry 81 WALL street New York.
Any. certificate holder may within three weeks arr the first publication Of 'mr notice
Of Deprh prpplye endorsed in blank, and upon payment Of his prrmttnue T" Of the
Committees cnmpen~ton and cxpcn~s uo~h the sum Of 100 for each $1,000 face amonur
said, ISSUE, and appurunant coupons. represented y lis surrendered Certificate m DEPOSIT
Certificate holders who dc not 80 withdraw within said rruoI Of hr week shalt he con
In said orsnai deposit Agreement md to said arocurrt with said Reorganization Manhgcrs
ct%. smv n ny IN m IN March NT,chh r ~: iWoo u Rssm Sr ni s% ,mmIH With %h Tm hanranc TN
form land accompanied by all coupons maturing on and after November l. IgIi
THE CoMN!IrrfE sInoNElY RrCoMMrND TM>I noNn!O! pERs ONT AN
DEPOSIT q THEIR BONDS.
Dated. New York March 10 ios.
ALVIN ". kRECH. Chairman;
FREDERICK II. SHIPMAS.
l.. EDMUND ZNNER.
LYMAN RHOADEs. SECRETARY.
81 Wall Street New Yh.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. DErosIrARY.
3. Vail Street. New FORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
KANSAS 4 TEXAS HALLWAY
COMPANY.


Parsons. Kansas, March !. 1918.
Tho regular annual meeting Of stock
holi.rs OF the above named COMPANY Tor
Inc election OF Directors In conformity
wIth CHAPTER l91. Laws ~ Kansas, 1893,
ani tho transaction of such other business
as may come before SAID meeting. includ-
Ing the ratification OF such action At any
Inc taken or authorized by the board Of
IIrecfors. the Executive Committee or tho
Executive Officers of the Company as may
be- submitted to the meeting, Will he held
At me rru,ral ONCE of the tompanv In the
CIV of Parsons, Kansas, on Thursday. the
en- dav of Arril, 1916, at 600 o'cloc& A. NJ.
stack transfer books win be closed from
the afternoon Of March 9TH until tho morn
Ing OF April 9Th ncNt
q, T.. SCIiAFF, president.
T.. T.. BROOMHALi. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
The Market.

One OF the best features OF yester-
days stock market was that for the
nrst time in several weeks 1t displayed
an ability to withstand selling. Here
tofore when there have been rallies and
spectators have been inclined to take
profits. prices have receded even more
suddenly than they advanced. Yesterday
tho market evinced no such tendencies.
During the last hour there was consid.
cradle proht taking, which was only
natural after such a rise. The market.
except In some few cases. took back the
stock offered with an ease that pretty
enectually demonstrated IN the buying
power was by no means exhausted and
that there was still a big demand for
stocks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15

a,msrsnt stocks on the Consolidated Stock
E.eh:ns' ';:,sra.y' tn: % @.sl;n. . n %ss
rseota. volume in odd lots handled by
Naturalization houses. Sales totalied 1i%,s52
shares. the bisFest days total In some
sun shares changed hands. Of -Crucihle
Sizes, aO.iao shares. Of American I.ocomo,
tive ~, 500 shares and OF Reading $3.50
steady tendency on the part OF the market
10 broaden out.
.sriv afternoon, and its sharp advance
WAS accompanied by renewed reports Of .
nearby distrtbution Of sssets. y opened
a. sssf::Sas 80 . aisaisy. fSis Sfsvsl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
STANDARD MOTOR
COMPANY


mo Nhit0n 81, Jersey City, \. =.
The directors ~ th. STANDARD Motor
construction Company have this day ~.
Clar"d u dividend OF six per cent. (6cel
ON tn" capital sto,S< of the company. nay
abb" in two !nstalmen's. Three per cent.
&C. payable, to stockholders Of record
April .Oth, 1916, payable May 10Th. 1915.
Transfer books Close : u. NJ April goth,
1915, and reopen 10 A NJ. May md. 1915,
and three per cent ,3'cl payable TO stock
holders Of record Octoher Goth. 1916, pa y.
able November -, I'l6, Transfer hooks
close 3 u. NJ October 20, 1916, ana reupen
10 A. NJ. November End. 1916
LEWIS SPINKs, Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
INSPIRATION CONSOLIDATED COPPER CO.
4. Broadway. ,,,
Tn the Holders Of Inspiration tonsOlidnfr"
innnrr Inn,nanN's COnNertihle bOnd.

BondhOiders WhO surrcnaer, th"ir h't'S
for conversion before the declataLlnh az a
dIvidend. and thetehy become sfoc kholdefS
viii he entitled to receive accrued interest
from the date OF the last mninf"d ,pup"n
to the date OF ~surrond"ting me h"nhS hhl
nrovided they are stooSSholdcrs OF record
for such dividend. ~ ,,.
tor conversion after the declaration 81 a
dividend, and thereby become stockholders
will not be entitled TO receive accrued IN,
,arc.t from the date of the last mhturei
connon ~ the amount OF such diNid"hh
eoupis or exceeds such accrued interest,
hut such stockholders VIII be cn,lt,ea 10
the dividend, provided they are sto'hho'u
ers Of record for such dividend,
The Directors are scheduled TO meet Tor
the consid Grafton 81 n diNinehh on ihuis-
'"'' ' ]. W. ALLEN, Treasurer.
Dated. New York, March -, 1915,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
>>v,o>\L LEAD COMPANY.

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
of Natiunul Lead Company viii be held at
the Office OF the Company No. | Exchange
place. Jersey city, y, i, on ThursiHN,
Ann 20. lgld, at twelve o'clock noon, for
me election Of Directors IN place of thue"
" hose terms then expire, ana fur such
other business a4 may com" before the
meeting. For the purpose Of this meeting
the stock transfer books or the Company
vii! be closed March ~, l.io, ~ 80" y NJ
aud viii not he reopcned until April ~,
1915, at 1000 \. n.
by order OF the Hoard Of Directors.
CHARLES DAWSON. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
DIVIDENns AND INTEREST.
UNITED FRUIT COM PANY
Dividend No. 81

4 quarterly dividend " two PEI r,u
1.-TWO dollars per shui"l on the ,apIfaI
stock OF this Company has been ~" iHr'.I
payable on April lStG, 1915, at the office II
the Company. l3l state Street, Bosom
Mass to ~stockholiers az record at the
clos. OF business on March 2tth. as
The said dividend Is not paNab'" on
shares subscribed for under the term. r'
the 'ompaNy's circular letter TO s,u,h
holders dated January ?lst, 1915
JOIiN W. DAMON. Assistant Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15

n, lowest, and II afterward touched s7'k,
crucibls steel was the carly leader In
the Conrolldated Of a6A, the hest price
attained by the stock In Wall street. This
was g points above It's opening quotation
and 4 points above It's closing price on
Monday. From there, however. 1t reacted
sharply under realizing.
Baldwin Locomotive, American can,
American car and Foundry, AOls-chal.
mers, Westinghouse Electric aud American
I1comotive were all strong features at
Htates steel common opened At N6h. up
q Of . point over night. and from there
.a6wAo0d 70 Sets tvt u 0oooA q SSk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
Now and Then.

A we'll known Stock Exchange house
makes a practice OF keeping a bulletin
board which shows the prices OF several
representative railroad n industrial
stocks one year ago., day by day. Fol-
lowing IL a list of the securities and
their comparative prices yesterday and
"a year aQO:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
y. ]. du PONT lie MEMOIRS POWDER
COMPANY.

Wilmington. Delaware.
Tn" Annual Meeting Of tho ~Stockholders
or the T.. /. du FONT, de Nemours Powder
COMPANY, will he held on MONDAY, the 10th
day Of March, 1919, ut twelve O'Clock noon,
at tho principal office of the COMPANY, No
~ NrWarX street, IIohoken, New Jersey,
for the purpose 81 clectinG n Board OF hi.
and receiving and acting upOn ths
reports ~ tho officers, and for the trans
action Of such other business az may prop
srly Gene before the meeting.
ALEXIS I lu FONT. Oscrstssy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15

Total receipts Tor duties at the Gus
tom House yesterday were Sj23,5Ig39,
Of which $229.Sa1,62 was for mcrchan-
disc withdrawn from bonded warehouses
and S293.72l.77 for recent importAtions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
SIOSs SHEFFIELD steel. 4 IRON GO
B~lrmlngham, Ala.

The Executive Committee o' IN. Botrl
~ Directors has declared a quarterly uiN'
dcnd Of one and three-quariers per c-u'
h.cc> on the preferred stock out ~ the
earnings payable April l. 1916, at TIE
once OF the Central Trust Compare 81
Now YORK, Transfer Agent, without IN.
closing OF hooks. to stockholiers of recoru
Ut three =. NJ. March 20. 1916.
r, l. MORRIS. Secretary and Treasurer.
New yestI March ~ xo1S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15

A perusal Of this list shows how sub
s~tantiai the enhancement OF security
nrices has been during the year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15

Open. Hlgh.Low. Clos r

rhe Liverpool market OPENED firm. There
.n q good demand business IN spot cotton.
With middling . points advance Al ISbd.
salss. 1000 bales: receipts, li.oS bales. all
American. Closed quiet and steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15

Tie II A. NJ. bid 20 Liverpool were:
March. n7:c.: May. J. "Nc: July, 70 lee:
October, I9..ic. TIL market there 10 due 10
og~n today 4 20 8 points advance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
Interior receipts and stocks:

Erpnrs yesterday we're :5.5te bales. TO,
thus far this season. 3,,o6.ois bales. Tot
~ season. e,e3.. 30<.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-05-26
"The Flats" and Its Bar-rooms

CONSERVATION reigns In that ele.
ment of population of Detroit and vi
cinity who take their summer recrea.
ton a st. Clair Flats. The fiat Sec
ton north of Lake st. Clair, has long
been famous for its summer cottages
and hotels scattered about among
pretty venetian canals.
1t has also been notorious because
of he loose way in which certain bar
rooms were operated. Dancing, gamb.
ling and worse evils, nave at times
been accepted as necessary. Cheap
trips by fast steamers between De.
troit and Port Huron have made the
Flats popular.
But it is stated that during the com.
ing year only two saloon licenses will
be granted by the Clay township
board. This action cuts out several
drinking places, and while it saddens
the hearts of the bibulously inclined
it will gladden. those who believe in
safe and sane recreation.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-05-26
IT'S Dry in Temple.

Temple and Clare county went dry
This fact will cause some residents of
Wexford. Missaukee, Osceola and 9th,
ar "dry" counties to make a rye"
face and cuss the government and peo-
pie who voted the county dry. Tenn
pie was a favorite watering place for
few Cadillac people, who would take
their weeks wages and spend both
the wages and the week end in the
village. However, the one saloon
closed its doors last Saturday night
and will remain closed for at least
Two years.-Cadillac News.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-05-26
Tom May Works for the Drys

Tom May of Detroit, noted In may
states as the leading cartoonist OF
Michigan, has been added to the staff
nj the Michigan Dry Campaign com.
mittee. Although his services were
sunght by the liqour dealers, Mr.. May
lsclined their overtures and at
SHANGHAI sacrifice, accepted proposal
made to him by the dry workers.
The cartoon is one Of the greatest
campaign features OF the day; every
modern newspaper uses 1t in some
sarrn. 1t carries an appeal to the
average reader which often strikes
home more quickly and deeper than
ruiumns of argument. Newspaper
publishers are glad to use cartoons
Vhen they decline to accept special
Meas put in other forms.
There is no doubt that the Tom May
cartoons which will begin running
scun after May LIST, will become one
ar the striking features of the cam
lsassn. ~ a