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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24


VIM. A. DROSTE
301 Majestic Bldg.
BoOKK KEEPERS. stcnograpners and
general office help wishing posi-
tion. kindly call or write the Ds'S .,
r. Miller Agency. 52s Champer Oh
Commerce
W D. PAsWATEk,. HAxRIDyWoo0PP
OLD WORK DONE. ono DUST
WEST 2372-W.
WANTED-Laborers at Ford
plant by George A. Fuller
Company. Apply to entrance
on Manchester-ave. at Brush
st.
WANTED-Tool settlers on Gridley
automatic machines, SOC to Doc per
hour. Also operators on same ma
chimes. SOC 10 4Oc per hour. Apply
Poole Engineering Machine Co.
Baltimore, Md.
DELICATEsSEN salesman; must
have experience and have good rel
erences Peter Smith Grocery Co
DELIVERY MEN wanted who know
the city. also warehouse men saI
airy sos per month 10 start, right
men can advance quickly. IS Third
corner Congress.
DIsHWAsuERS. bus boys. one night
cook Lenhart's lunch. Farmer ana
Monroe.
DIsuWAsHERs and bus boy. u
d grf' II
DI-IIN NrIIEttS Monroe and Farm
.r L,U1art Lunch.
poDHMA> tor evenings. sunday az
torro.U Thnoter 957 Michigan.
I1u-. CLASS jcwclry ensraver. sos
Hoyirr nld4 corner Grand RIVER
FIR T-rI.A~S truck driver wanted
ltf Gratipt.
GOOD CARPENTERS wanted; high
eft wages tu competent men. AIplN
uu Iol. AZ 50 Edmonton. out Grand
RIVER
COOP SHORT ORDER MAN. ". Y.
Lemon g son. 15S West Lafayette
Wctarono grinders on
.'l tools Detroit Saw a Tool
co., - East Fort
INNlrDE wanted. Phone West g4@,
cog ull iiai Michigan.
JEWELLERY ENGRAyER-You man
win .omr @Nprri'r,,c'i :, must n'Vg
Co. David Whitney bldg
LINoTNUE OPERATOR wanted i'm
u.Hinf.iy hN grow ng concern pre-
To- u
uu H.nV composition. Writ, ur
pH'H. I'e May Printing Co, Jack
son. NJ Ioh.
MACUlNISrs wanted, good machin
lists Apply Arthur Cotton Co, JEFF
tcraou and Chone.
pRES~l.Rs al once. George & Henry.
So Michigan.
PLUMBERS and three plumbers
helpers Inquire 1888 Michigan
PORTER wanted for barber shop
good money. 2il Grand River
PORTER wanted for Boulevard bar
h"r shop llt5 Michigan
PORTER. white. good wages to right
man SIS piN-avc.
TlNNEEs HELPER wanted l26 T.
Lafayette.
TWENTY LABORERS wanted. HUM
Motor Car co. Milwaukee and NJ
Elliott apply 20 Mr. Chandler
Ninton Co. superintendent.
4 GENTLEMAN 81 good habits who
wants 90 learn A good paying bust /
ness with splendid Opportunities
for advancement. ono who rs VIII /
ing TO work for the pay he gets
Apply at Information Desk. ais
Farw'll bldg. from TO IL a. m.
WANTED-25 men 70 erect signs;
good chance for Advancement APP
ply Mr. Townsend. driveway en-
trance, Walker CO.. 2S6 Fort r.
Bros Shows. work
inRmeu all departments, also driv-
ers Join show per route Romeo.
June % Mt. Clemens, Mich, June
% and 26
WANTED frst-class lathe hands
and l hrst-class floor assembler
Apply Detroit Electric Welder Co.
255 Lafayette west.
ED-Stockkeeper at once IA
miliar with automobile parts for
service station. VI. a. Young Ser
vice station, 2i2 Forest east.
wANTED-Auto washer. god paw
Pasadena Garage. $50 Larned. East
wANTED-Cement packers. repair
men and laborers at Cement city,
Mich. Peninsular Portland Cement
Co
steady work; good wages. Apply
Bull Malleable, foot OF Adair-st
YOUNG MAN to work In garage;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
WEST DETROIT
Just a Little Better Than the

ROYAL OAK LOTS - Have small
equity II taken for cash at once
BOX 5. nIlsnIt Times.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-24
wANTED-HEAL ESTATE

LIST YOUR vacant property
with us for immediate sale.
Main 6406.
HOMER WARREN & co.
1927 Chamber of Commerce
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-01-24
ARKANSAS RIVER
RISING RAPIDLY

Reaching stage of 21 feet at Lit
tie Rock at 8 o'clock this morning, the
Arkansas river, which has been ris-
ing rapidly since Saturday, will show
stage of 24.5 feet by tomorrow, ac-
cording to the forecast of Section Di-
rector H. S. Cole. This will be from
one to one and one-half feet above
flood stage. The river at Little Rock
rose 8 feet during the "a hours
ending at o'clock this morning.
At Fort Smith this morning the
river was falling slowly, the guage
reading 26 feet, four feet above
food stage. AT Dardanelle the stage
was 23.1 feet, 81 feet above flood
stage, and the river was still rising.
Cadron creek is rapidly running
upstream and is rising very fast to-
day.
Little damage is expected to result
from the high water in this county,
as there are no growing crops on the
lands subject to overflow.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-01-24
new CANDIDATES
ENTER Two RACES
CIRCUIT CLERK, SHERIFF
}. M. DOWNING AND w. E.
CLIBOURN TO OPPOSE
PRESENT OFFICERS.

Quite surprise was sprung in
county politics today by the an
nouncement that w. E. Clibourn
would make the race for sheriff and
}. M. Downing would be candidate
for circuit clerk. Both of these gen
tlemen this afternoon verified the re-
port that they would enter these races
and said that their formal announce
mcnts will appear within a few days.
w. w. Bishop, the present sheriff.
and A. M. Ledbetter, circuit clerk. are
both candidates for second terms and
! 1t was thought for some weeks that
they would nave no opposition for re
election Deputy United States Mar
shall {. O. Payne said sometime ago
that he would be candidate for
sheriff, but later decided not to enter
the race.
1t is said that Mr. Ledbetters ac-
ton IN refusing to recognize Attor-
ney George Shaw as special Judge
when circuit court met two weeks ago
us partially responsible for bringing
out opposition to him. The decision
to make the race was made yester-
day, it is stated, at large gathering
OF the friends of the two new candi-
dates. Both declare that they have
had strong solicitations and pledges
of support from all parts of the coun-
ty.
The entrance of the two new can
didates will bring on a fight for every
important county office. All of the
present officers except County Judge
}. w. Holt are candidates for re-elec-
ton and each one of them has one or
more opponents. The county primary
election will be held with the state
primary, Wednesday, March 20.
The question raised some time ago
as to whether the ticket was closed
on December 1, 1915, in accordance
with the resolution adopted by the
County Democratic Central Commit
tee will probably be raised again "
the entrance of the additional candi-
dates. Chairman A l.. Nichols and
George w. Clark, who introduced the
resolution, contendcd that the com
mittee decided to close the ticket De
cember /. Secretary j. r. Donnell,
however, insisted that he was given
authority to change the date written
in the resolution and he changed it
to March /, 1916.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-01-24
COURT COMES TO
RELIEF OF JUDGES
WON'T BE FORCED TO RUN
SUPREME COURT AFFIRMS
TEST CASE BROUGHT IN
PULASKI COUNTY.


Little Rock, Jan. "a. - Circuit
judges in Arkansas elected in Sep
tember, 1914, for term of four
Iyears, will not have to become candi-
dates for reelection again this year,
in order to prevent their tenure from
lapsing and their offices becoming va
cant, according to a decision handed
down by the supreme court today.
The question arose some months
ago and judges of the state have been
worried, owing to the ambiguous and
uncertain language of the statute
changing the date of elections from
September to November. A test case
was brought by Judge G.. w. Hen
bricks of Pulaski county, who sought
to mandamus Secretary of State
Earle w. Hodges to compel him to
place his name on the ticket for the
November election. By mutual agree
ment between the parties, Mr.. Hodges
refused to do this, in order that a
test case might be carried to the su-
|preme court.
The court held today that while a
strict Interpretation of the new act
might require that judges run again
in 1916 in order to be eligible to con-
tinue in their positions after the next
November elections, such was not the
legislative intent, as indicated by
other parts of the statute and by GER
tain provisions of the constitution.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-01-24
CLOSING IN ON
FIVE ESCAPES

Little Rock, Jan. 24.-The trailers
ct the escaped convicts from the Ar
kansas state farm are closing in on
five whom they hope to have sur
rounded before many hours. They
have reasons to believe that the ones
now being trailed are the most des-
perate, and are armed. The men are
in the woods near Pendleton, where a
lide was stolen from negro cabin
Friday. The officers shot at one of
the convicts Saturday, who they be-
lieve was Lee BIoune.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-01-24
FORECLOSURE SUIT.

N. Z. and Add Nicholson today
filed suit in the Faulkner chancery
court asking judgment for $131
against Eelina Williams and others,
and the foreclosure of lien on 160
acres of land.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-01-24
LUCAS SPIRES.

Martinville, Jan. 24.-Rufas Lucas
and Miss Thelma Spires were mar
ried yesterday at the home of Justice
of the Peace Herbert Hartin, who
pronounced the ceremony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06
BRUCE BARTON, Editor

'ANE you ever in your whole life raised
anything out of the ground?
Ill Have you with your own hands planted
seed, watered it, tended it up through infancy
to full growth, and finally sat down at your table
to eat of it's fruit:
when so many of us merely live off each other
there millions of men and women who
born and die without ever once tasting that
Transforming experience
However much of books and travel they may
have known, such people die uneducated.
To them sunset is merely color in the west
storm is an interference with the routine of
their going about.
They have never looked into the sunset yearn-
ingly for promise of day that will
the buds upon their plants into fuller life: they
have never stood and watched the leaves fairly
leap to be watered by the rain.
They have never once peeped back of the
curtain of external things to the miracle of
God at work on His world.
Every man and woman who can have access
to little piece of land-no matter how small
ought to make garden. Not for the sake of
thrift alone, but for the development of his or
her character.
God was the first gardener: He started the
human race in garden.
From that day to this whenever man has
grown weary of the complexities of life, when
ever his spirit has been distraught and sore
he has turned back to the land, and, with it's
soil on his fingers and it's odor in his nostrils
has found healing and calm.
If you are the kind of man who thinks at ALL
you must have periods of depression when it
dawns on you that your job is very artificial
thing, not at all essential to the world existence
whats the use?" you cry in such periods
''Im not needed. Abolish my store, or my fac
tory, or my railroad and the world would still
go on. 1t would still be fed and clothed. I'm
not producer of wealth: merely help in the
distribution of what somebody else creates. The
farmer is the only real producer"
When that feeling comes over you, take
spade and go into your back yard and dig and
plant something. Harvest time will come, and
you stand with your throat barred and shout
defiance to the universe.
Behold you may cry, II am no longer
burden on any man, for | have deved in the
earth and raised my own food. The world is
richer this year by five bushels of potatoes and
ten pecks of peas than it would have been had
not lived. l can look every in the eye with
out shame. have proved that am independent
of circumstance. l can, if need be, feed myself"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
tells u record year for the automobilc

tells record year for tho automobile
Industry.
Among tho manufacturers that arc
pr spa'inG for The heavy business is th,.
Studchnkcr Corporation. whose fac
tories are working full force to take
care OF orders FOR the new series sew
chtccn ears. Tho biggest problem now
according to Studcbakcr officials. is to
turn ont ears fast enough AS AN in
dication OF the policy OF preparedness"
an output OF 100000 cars is planned for
1915. based upon the outlook as re-
ported ey dealers
ne hitherto uucuuallcd demand for
cars expressed ut the New York. Phil
a"ciphta. Detroit and other shows is
beinS duplicated in the Middle West.
New records in volume OF orders hav"
Hccn set Ut the Chicago exhibit. prov
INK that heavy buying ut show times
/" not confined to ANY one section OF
the country. but is universal
So enthusiastic arc dealers for cars
Tor early delivery that requests for
irainload shipments are brcominl; fire.
Uncnt. The Studcbakcr CORPORATION has
secured trainload orders for ears from
dealers at Chicago. milwaukee,. Madison.
LACROSSE. Minneapolis. SIOUX Falls.
Grand ForkS. Fargo. Dcs M"inCs. st.
Louis and other cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
ADVERTISING WILL MAKE
NAME WORTH MILLIONS
Sales Hrnn;:cr !. &. Weston. Of nItc,
states iirc '"innHu!. MHru~>r~
II 60 Trratl Tire.

y. =. Weston. sales nnna",r at ihc
LuItcd states Tire Company. tirntN !.e-
h"N"s ~ the wisdom at conNc9tiu. The
names Of products into valuable bust
nSsS assets through the pow ~ # mod.
rrn ADVERTISING
Nhti" recently talking I" a group
"i n"w$"rcr men. Az. Weston said:
IN steady up-to-datc a,i>crtisiu.
The name Of amy commercial prr,iuc;
can 10" made - tremendously valuable
business asset Of everlasting worth
III" tmitcd states Tire Conrnnv in
icris 10 give the name .I'Sco.' hy
which "ur latest tire is known. :. hi,.
''ln' We shall make this unmr y
! 'Siuc5s asset OF c,"r-iurrcaS tuL. worth
VII Ice accomplished hy stca.i, ron-is-
tent advertising in the ucvsi,,l,ri4 AND
naGaEiUos."
"f coarse ii would he ful!, tn At.
''Mrt :" max" Il bu moss Asset rr :.
n""'' ull'SS The pre- .Ic; which hcars
'Uat nam" had unusual Nir,uos.
III" ne" United states "C.-,'r" tread
'Ii" I'> s." many C"..,- points ih1t /
know ADVERTISING can 4uickI, m.r,.
" valuable. IN" now tire i. a r..r
Hniis kid tire. Ia it there is most r,i,.
nrr where ,hcrc is mos, wear vhc
nrN tire has already lcapcd into fly.i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

, 10y tho various motor car compam MI o.
during the first nine months of 1918.
put Dodge lirothcrs In fourth place.
Dodge Brothers have no dealings with
the iiLancicrs. as the business Is owned
entirely 10y the brothers. John T. anl
Horace L.. but the figures were sub
United by another company which
placed Itself considerably further down
i'm the list.
The accomplishment or Dodge broth
crs in one year OF starting the manu-
fncturc OF motor ears and then iunn-
lni: into fourth place In. the nation is
regarded as tho most HnaZir> per-
fo,mHncc' in the industry. which has
always been full Of SURPRISES
No announcement on production ulans
for next year has been made by Dodge
brothers, but it is known that several
new buildings arc being rushed to
completion and that thc total floor
space OF the plant will total more than
siaty acres when these now buildings
are occupied.
At the recent meeting of the Society
OF Automobile Engineers. the great or
EtniHu ton OF the men who have de-
rclopcd the motor ear Russell Hun
chief engineer Of Dodge BROTHERS. was
chosen president for the ensuing wear
lie is responsible for many Of the i'm
portant DEVELOPMENTS in motor car
making.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
HEAVY BUYING OF CARS
FEATURES AUTO SHOPS
f'p-rtrliS Greatest lC3r ia Industry.
Studrliukcr Gets Ganv Orders
rur IrainioRd :ihipn,cutS.

1; there is one tendency more ;han
anA oth"y tina: is featuring this years
%ut"mohi!c shows. it is The fact that
tho shows are proving occasions for
hGI"y huyiu.: Of ears. The Importance
"t this IL more fully real liked when il
is recalled that in past wears tho hi.
crowds docking to automobile exhibits
came more out OF curiosity than II de
sire to place orders
The tcndcncr {" .uy heavily 1t show
.i:l,cr - taken as bcariu" out prcdli"-
iif.:,s nadc - the effect thai thcr. n2v
itc :: sh"I ia;-e IN cars this year in view
Of the heavy demand Il is omiuou,
;,lS" because of the fact that The un-
pr"ccdcn;Cd demand AT ;hS season fore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
TO TEACH FUNDAMENTALS
OF REPAIRING OF TIRES
g.. W. Lander Explains New Depart
mcnt Announced by the t.uod-
year Tire aud v:uhbrr 60.

II, is surprising villa; t:Vmcudous
proportions the business "i tie re-
pairing has assumed "a tho last two
or three years" says g. W Lander.
manager Richmond brauch of the Good
wear Tire and Rubber Cumpany
'kcgiStration figures show ;hat more
than 2.0n0.oOO cars are now in service.
When YOU stop 10 cur--ier that each
one OF these cars is engaged in wear
Ing out four tires. with NTH doing
service as a spare. ar- u sin TN needed
"a replace one OF these some time DUR
ing the year. YOU begin TO realize that
l2.c0000O tires offer opportunities FOR
the rcpairman and hes art. There
never has been greater need for
competent rcpairmcu than exists to-
day.
"'l'he Goudy yea" Tire and Rubber Com
palA. arprcciatinu that in the coming
season many persons will embark in
the business OF rcrairinS automobile
tires. ana with the idcn - contributing
10 the cause a share of the experience
which has been assimiiatcd hy t'ord-
Year tire experts, - HunorUcii- the
upcuirr oc q school vt ;ir, :crailiuc.
In "hich trcc instruction viii hc ri ~
To rcrsuus ALREADY in the hu"incs> aud
those Whu are contemplating an en-
trance into II.
~ complete practical course wilt he
tails every step in scientific tire re.
railjuS Will be demonstrated by I'm
expert Not only Will the theory of
tire repairing be presented. but each
member OF the class will bc .ivcn the
opportunity 20 put into Gctual nrac,icc
the latest approved methods. So that
when they have completed the course
they will hc uualiicd TO undo rtakc any
kind Of repair Job. from 4 puncture to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

WAS organized two years ago. it's fac
tory has been rushed to its maximum
capacity. Just recently additions to tho
factory exceeding $1,000 square feet
were announced.
Whcn the first Grant six -cvlindcr ear
was announced for the then cNtraor;Ii.
mary low price. SI?5. il WAS said tina,
II car with such specifications could not
DC butt for any such price. aud the
manufacturers continue ia business.
but the Grant Company. which is ac-
lively directed by President David a.
shaw. assisted by Vice President
'GeorSe n. Salzmau and George =
Waite. general sales liunagcr. not only
made success OF it's siN-cvIintIcr ear
the first year IL was announced, but
in It's second year is misunderstanding
these on the basis OF 10000 ears "A wear.
bringing II up into the front ranks OF
the big producers.
I'VE need no argument however to
prove the success of our policy SAYS
Mr.. Waite, because the Grant Six for
1915 is IL practical expression Of tho
possibilities OF the idea. The fact tina,
the public is demanding Grant Sizes ut
the rate OF 10000 cars "a wear clearly
indicates VIDE appreciation of Grant
value"
The Grant Six is built comnlctcl In
the company's factory. The motor is
Of the high speed, overhead valve TYNE
of exclusive Grant design. IL has no
table records for hill climbing and fucl
economy. II is equipped with q; Raw.
field carburctor. .Allis- chalmers
starter and generator. and every detail
is high grade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

It's sudden rise Ia ,anc is largely dine
To the f,ct ,hat 1t sells for "a price hut
shHhuN IN excess ,, that OF PLAIN
trc.'d tires.
The u'iuc Modify tread has a trc-
mcu,louS vaiur. because II is Il tic of
arcIt merit and because that merit
has been madc known TO the publ,
Though steady advertising.
The name Chain" tread toe. is one
OF. The United states Tire CoinDalnv's
:rrat assets. and it became an asset
Though steady advc Using Of it's
merits. and venture to predict that
tie new "CSCo' tire. which mas been
,ttmcd TO, the company that makes it,
Viii within II short time bc an euunIlv
Valuable asset To tn, United states
Tire compauy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

''n'"' ~ the symptoms -, .,r..j,
' 'hf "i ih"S" "Nc imprrfccIi.,,s
'"' "r-sight"du~ss comes
"f hrhiu: sensations in ,hc OK,
'"''N persistent aud oi,sti,,.,.
..'H'"l"' Irritation aud burni,,. ;
NC "}" strain is fclt more =, w.
w "' 'ii" end Uf tho week ~. Xxx,
'" '''"h!" suffer equal di.co,nC,,, f,
''NI''% any length Of time ,,n..,n.
'''''"'n "nlih adds that nca,-4i.,I,,,,i
"ln' "i blink u ono.
~ ANY distance ana ina, ,,.
E'' mat haunt 10" ever"
W.. "hi'h au"r"us swain b.,,,,,.
i'''l'' ar" usually ucar-sigh,cd ~
"'"""iN or staring appcar,ur. L,,
""' !" the tact that they az. i,,o,
Wy ~ distance. Persons ,yith 80,
."'' 81 r"fra,Hiou suffer one,
80, WIN headaches d'zHinoys,
wv N'ilnS ana ether nervous .ny,luh'
"'' muscular weakness have head
"'"'S rhiu oyer tic Owes. n.,r,l-i
"i"HlhoSS. nausea and Na3ic rcry,,,.
''"' "''''S. 50 serious is tho cnc.,
W any 'hp"iicc;l"ns III tho eve tha, ,bc
'Ehin n"u"ua "f Tho eyes of chiJJ,,r -,
school ages Would seem ~ H.. -
nNc Many children have bccn rch,,,,
=" '"I - "pld neglect aud disincliu.,i.,
'"' S'"HN. when they were unable -,
"""'' th' cN"straiu Many have hccu
forced from intellectual labor ia ,caa
- 81! OCCUPATIONS. Tho scasouablc
"W'uN 90 tn" expert Is SO practic,bi.
,""' us Dement'S should not bc dcuicd
ia" poorest schoo. child
you nave biurrinG. dizziness non
''l-'" headaches. spots hc fo,. ~
'N'S "'nk'nS trembling spells c.,,r-
'''' "h'ninT anh @marting Of tho cyc.
',,""H nervous and brain affections.
obtaining not only positive inhrv 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

colonel laan said. IN Destroying dc
lenses and destroy the maNy-Hord. tho
state llouS, and the Fore River works
and the business district without be
jny in rang" cf the American guns
ne recommended that eight sixteen
inch rifles Tor direct tire ana sixteen
twelvc-incl long-r;,nGc mortars he
added Ia the dcfcmScS there. all with
"a range Of more than Seor0 yards.
against the maximum range Of $4,000
Yards OF The present guns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

have been completed with tho incor,
poration of the Carl Isarckhom Co. WITH
10000 capital stock. 1t looked nt
one Time as if Iinsic city might lose
TINS important Industry. Carl Harck
lany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
Prices sag OH Curb.

NEW YORK. January 23-in fair
activity stocks on the curb TODAY
were inclined to sag. Kennccott Copper
sold of IS a point in the early trading.
The remainder OF the metal group was
active and firm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

Busir'S ripe Organ Factory.
BASIC CITY. M. January 23--All
for the continuance Of
the pipe organ factory at this place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
DODGE BROTHERS ARE
FOURTH IN PRODUCTION
Report uf che business Done by Motor
Car Companies Hanks Them
Well In.

According 10 .\utomobl" Topics. n
trade authority. recently figures sub
mitted TO WALL Street interests with
regards To the volume Of business done
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
TREMENDOUS WAVE OF
PROSPERITY FOR THE GRANT
Low Priced ..SIN" Sweeps Into uIr
Favor. 10000 Orders Received
Last season.

The Grant Motor Comunnv OF Find
lay. Ohio. is on Il tremendous wave III
prosperity. Ever since the company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

the pgincipa focus Of parallel r.s
OF iignt behind the rctina. noat-si.n,.
odness in which 'h" paruncl RAYS Of
het' arc brought !" focus before Tho
reuna: errors of rcfractivu. duo ,o mo
irregular curvature of tho cornea and
ihSHiiicien"F or Weakness Of muscle.
OF tie cNcha'!s 4, j. useful FOR bo,n
Parcnis ard teachers IN recognize tn