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The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28

Der of other Americans were in
jured.
These facts, as reported by the
American consnls, bring up once
more, in an acute state the sub
marine controversy which has
been under way with Germany
since the liner Lusitania was des4
troyed by a German submarine a
year ago, for which there has
been neither reparation nor re.
pudiation from Berlin. It is felt
here that serious complications,
more. serious than any that have
preceded are likely TO arise now. al.
though the administration viii not
move hastily and will investigate into
the possibility of the two disasters
having been caused by mines. Such
an Investigation viii probably. be con
Quoted. despite the assertions Of the
passengers OF the Sussex that the tor
pedo which sunk their ship was OBJ
served prior to the explosion. h,
Women and ,Children First
An. Official report from Paris states
that the Indications are thatpthe death
list of the Sussex will probably he
cut down from the original estimates Of
seventy-fve to forty, the majority Of
whom are French women and children.
There are a large number of wounded,
however, and many women are suffer
ing seriously from nervous shock. The
torpedo struck the passenger ship s
hull almost directly under the women Is
saloon, which was crowded with wos
men, and children. In the first panic
amongst the passengers number of
the women jumped overheard, some to
be drowned. n Is :
Americana Aboard aift,.lg
There We're come lwenty five Ameri.
can passengers on the Sassex which
was en- route from Dieppe to FoiSstone
She carried nearly Ave .hnnderti persons
Of whom 34s were passengers, ~ \,
"A Dover despatch quotes Charles
Thomas Croker Of New York and San
Francisco, who was on the Sussex, q
saying that Elizabeth Baldwin. Aiperi.
can, was killed. G15s5 l.F
Wilder Penfield, Rhodes scholar
whose home is in Hudson, Wisconsin
was injured. The Sussex is being
towed 10 Bonlogne. e \, g, FS5st ''Hj
Edward Huxley, another American
says that several of the passengcrs, and
number of the crew were blown q
atoms by the explosion. He asserted
the force of the explosion was SO greai
,,arf of tho Sussex was tnrn off Mt the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
DR.. s. r. BROWN /. :. :.
LOCATES IN H!LO

HILO, March 24-After spending a
little over year in England, Dr. ).
Il. Brown retIlgA9dl tR H4NaiiG agweek
ago and has since opened an office II
Hilo. Doctor p own brings back the
opinion from England that there. GA
be nsthing Tut success for tie Allirs
The greatest optimism prevailed whom
he left in February in fact, it was
generally considtred in Il ,gahd th"t
as far as the Allies were eonce ned,
the war was just commcacing. Gross
ing the Atlantic in the Ordu'a a, Doe
tor Brown cnnrluded that the vessel
was Nsteerei by wireless, the urso he
ing changed SO Frequently. No sub
marines we're sighted, however, TIL
trip being without Incident OF start
ling nature. Y ,.." t.@Sl w
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
'lA0 GAS PLANS
ARE TAKING SHAPE

HILO, Marcl 2+-The prospects o
flo and vicinity being served by ga
thin the Immediate future are grow
NJ apace, according to the statement
T r, J. Smith, who is taking the pre-
imihsry steps. to install a plant o
ipitable dimensions. SO far, however
title has been done beyond the mos
initial steps. Plans aud specification
save been discussed and an estimate o
costs, etc, is expected to arrive short
iy from the Coast. .EE.r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
BIG Guns, 'N0Rk.,
BEFORE fERlON
eteltS iIstT Az Iepi
Germans Shell the Town and a
Number Of Fires Result
No Infantry y

LONDON, March 26.4Thcre has beer
no renewal of the attempts to advance
against verdup W the German Infantry,
but the, artillery battle along tho
French verdan front has been most in
tense. The German shells, which, have
been dropping into the town Of Verdun
have caused number Of fires, =.
An Official despatch from Paris re
ports that the German artillery west
ward Of the Meuse Is most active, while
there has been operations Of violehe,
n the Argonnes
South OF Dvinsk, according to tn,
reports, the Russians have continued
their strong offensive, claiming substan
ial gains. The Berlin reports, how
ever, do not admit that the Russian,
lave advanced, stating that their at
lacks have been driven back.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28

Fights 1. DUEL
German Raider Destroyed At
Last BY a British Torpedo
itAssoeia.sa Press " fsdsrai wirssless.)

'NAlbociAtop EHVo1 " t'ouoAe "AAoiyssD
! 4 LONDON, March .26-In a naval
action in the North Sea on February
20, iust announced by the admiralty,
"a German commerce destroyer, at.
tempting to slip through the British
l1oekading Gordon in an emulation Of
the Moewe, YVES run down and DESTROY
cd. This was the STEAMER Grief, which
had disguised herself as Norwc gian.
She was oyel hauled and challenged by
The British gconyerted cruiser Aiean'
tara anil a battle ensued. u. <, i
The British lost seventy .fonr men in
the action Before TIE GeimNn GINS
were ssilehssd Then the b fisher
approached close enough to end the
raider's carecrs With . torpedo. or
the German crew OF tiIrfe hundrel,
one hundred aud twsnty We're rescued
AND made Prisoners. h EfaF
IA GetmaB account Of this hattie nv
way Of Geneva, says that the Ger
man commander, rather than surrender
his ship, had her blown up, H. &
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
LOYAL SERVICE EARNS, j, ~,
McGRATH THE BOOT

tAssocisted Press by Federal wirelsss.)
, SAN FRANCISCO, March 25-AEi-
ward McGrath, after twenty.eight
years service as superintendent of the
eighth reilway mail division. has been
dismissed on orders from Washing ton,
without reason being given. Mr.
Grath says that it is because he viii
not "kowtOw to Postmaster Fay
which Fay denies. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
Japan TO PROTEST .. j.,
TO MEXICAN CHIEF
Especial Marconigram to Niupu Jiii)

Especial Marconigram to Nippu JtjD
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.---Con,
tpl Namasaki of San Francisco
has Informed the Japanese legation
ut Mexico City that Japanese were
not allowed to land at Ensenada, and
asks the members of the Japanese le.
cation in the Mexican capitol TO make
a protect to Carranza. -, .. SFt
Early in the week fifteen Japanese
laborers arrived here from Salina Cruz
Mexico, AMI upon their arrival stated
that the MHxirans would not allow
them to land at Ensenada. y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
TORPEDOES USED,
REPORT C)NSULS
TO SEC. LANSING
Women and Children Principally
Are Victims Of Germans
OH the Sussex !. ): \: +. 4: !.
(Associated Press BY Federal Wlreless.l

:
WASINGTON March Practically all doubt Of the fact that
Of American lives both the Dominion liner
and the British Cpannel liner Sussex the attacks OF e
submarines which each of the with
warning and without giving the chance for
escape been BY the receipt Of reports Covering
each by American consuls. $500 80 IN
In the sinking Of the Engsma four Anercanshore
aboard either killed by the explosion drowned when
ship down. M ~ 4 ia go "a, tlE
In the sinking OF the passenger ship
Jean woman killed This Miss Elizabeth Baldwin "a nr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
VILLA SLIPS FROM, n. I
TRAP LAID FOR HIM
False Reports of Alarming Conditions, :,
Along Border Must Stop, Says Wilson
-. ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wireless)

y (Associated Press BY FederaI WreIess1 |7--"|
XX TASHINGTON March 26-~In formal statement ISSUED
w the White House yesterday President
ced his intention Of putting summary stop the campaign Of
he declares lying and deceit being conducted by certain
American owners of Mexican property I sap sie aaJ
President declared that certain sinister and utterly
scrupulous influences spreading aiarms regarding
Mexico in the hope of being able force inter-
This being done largely behalf of certain American
of large interests in Mexico ssa I'm ~
Mr. Wilson issued his after conference with Sec
rotary Of State Lansing which the situation at home and in
Mexico discussed announced that the President ID
preparing take drastic steps the campaign Is not stopped at
once Local authorities border have had instructions
repeated that the sole object of the expedition catch and
sh Villa and those with him .# agtg $500 4es@H (
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28


Mexieap bandits, and the tain guard
past and present, are to be found almost
anywhere one cares to look. In the
senate, the Republicans yesterday an
nouneed after caucus, that they in.
tended to force the President to send
more troops into Mexiso,, and to guard
the border line states against q possible
repetition of the Villa raid against
Columbus, New Mexico.
This Is taken here to mean that the
government will have to call upon the
national guard for active service al
though to what extent, is not even inti'
mated.
Reports by Aeroplane -" ~ -
Aeroplsne mau from Ger"-r' Ter.
shing's headquarters in the Geld reach;
ed General Fuhstoii' last Hight. "A
regular service has now been ,estFik'
EFhe 70 tie border, and Il is hope
that the difficulty and delay in ebr'!
rfrniration trrt toll so heavily !upoG
official nerves the + 81 few aa''s ar :
tie punitive expedition stafted, has
been aycrted for the future. - 81
.N2In h,s report Of 'iaSt ni"ht Genera;
Pcrshing said that although the din.
.ep't'"s Of the pursuit are increasing,
and the advance of the American col.
umns Is being hampered by sand
storms that have interrupted the work
of Forwarding supplies the soldiers in
his command. are still pressing for.
ward. He Believes he "a; that " illa
now has but, three hundFed WcR With
him. 1T Hyi'b IGUftE ~. \
CarTezEtstas Fought seG1.ss
Other rsgetts SAY that eiolSrtei canc
with a f9tsk Sftseveral hl,Iasea Car
tanzs soldiers engaped villa Al Flosn
but that the. willy bandit slipped oai
OF the clutches If the ieopstitRtion.
slits and went alodgipg sopth1Srd, II
Is also said that FIVE columns IN Al
arc now surrounding Villa, jg
Americans reaching the border n
Laredo, Texas report that q force. Of
Eve hundred bandits belieyed 70 bavs
bees bandits, attscked. the train north
~ TorEeon, between that city and Sal
trla The bandits are believed y
hPve been, part of villa command
They were driven of by the arrival Of
q Carranzista troop train. No Amer
cans were injured. w.. +. 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
Nation to Haze
Home For Lepers
on the Mainland
tA.sSeist.d Press By Federal wireless.

WASH notion, March 26. The sen,
ale. committee on public health has de
cph Il TO report fayorabfy on the bill to
esta! fish a national leprosarium and Q
home for the lepers Of the United Sta,
tcs ~ .yr r. d" 81,
Witnesses who have appeared before
ths ro.sGtittee have given various est,
mat ;tp to the number of Iepers abroad
II tie United States mainland, some
stating that the number Is up to TWEEN.
TYNE hundred. The majority Of the
witnesses agreed that the disease i
qfsadipg throughout the United States
and that the only known method OF
combating Il at present consists Of
strict segregation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
NEW MARINE HOSPITAL -.
ASKED FOR COAST
tAssoo!atsd Press by Federal wirelssS.I

. WASHINGTON, March 26.--pr. Ru.
nert Blue. surgeon general Of the U. :.
Public Health Service, has asked the
house eommittee on public buildings
for an appropriation Of half a million
dollars for d new marine hospital build
ing in san Francisco. e ...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
ROTTERDAM WILL a,@ ;.
NOT DARE MINES

{. (A'soci"ted Press by Federal wirslsss)
NEW Np'k March 36,---The Dutch
liner Rott"rdi'm has been Withdrawn
from ~" passenger service. for the
rreseM a"'" " ~" to potifcation which
vs. r"""h"' herc from Rotterdam.
While 1t is rot ~ stated, il is believed
that the "wn"~s decline to allow their
liner 10 RI = 'isk Of mines or sub,
r'srines. n is now at Gottef-
dam. '
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
OFFICIAL DENIAL OF g.: /:
/. ABAgLES';.RI'EP'ORI.

tAbsoeiaeu fFeB ~ teoerA WHSiopp1
TcKf0, March 25-The Japaness
% paieo today declared baseless
tfIb3 ! Of a revision of the Anglo-Jap
anese alliance. Japan and Great Brit
ain have reached an amicable under
standing regarding the naval patrols
in the Pacific and the inspection Of
ships, it is amounted. Japan win con
time a watchful vigilance over China
hit with no intention of interfering
with Chinese domestic affairs. y
II is believed here that the abroga
ton of the monarchy plans will not
end the opposition that has developed
70 President Yuan Shih-Kai.
BARON Yoshiro Sakatani, minister
Of finance, has heen appointed to rep
resent Japan at an economic confer
enee of the Allies In Paris.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
SAW TORPEDO WAKE

4 PARIS, March .25.-Samuel Bemis Of
Medford, Massachusetts one Of those
rescued from the Sussex, says that he
saw Enthusiastically the wake of a tor,
redo speeding toward the Sussex.
,nThe explosion was such that many
we're thrown into the water and some
blown to Pieces he said. -,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
Bandits Attack American Women,
Who Crouch "A board Refugee Tram

fought running fight with the robbers
with the would be thieves right beside
the coaches. The women and children
were protected by piles Of trunks. At.
trmpts were made by the robbers and
their copfcdeTates TO burn one of the
bfidges over which the train had to
pass, but the work was bungled and the
ears crossed without difficulty. h
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
LONG VOYAGE BRINGS .s4 4 !.
SCURvY TO CREW

tAasoeiatcd Press BY Federal wirslsss,) !
, SAN FRANCISCO, March 30. The
British steamer Yswry, one hundred and
sixty days FROM Dakar. arrived to-day
with three on board dead and sig sick
Of scurvy. The vessel is beldfin quar-,
antinb. 'Ht .''" -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
DESTROYER RAMS .. -.
-. SISTER At DOCK

(Associated Press by Federal wteiess)
KEY WEST, March ,26.--The de-
roger Monaghan, Lieut., John +. Cos
attached to the second destroyer div
ion, was rammed and seriously dan
aged yesterday afternoon by the des
roger Roe. Lieut.. Guy G. Barnes, o
be same .livision The Monaghan wa
led up at her wharf, with her ster'
projecting past the wharf line. Tb
Roe struck her squarely on, tearing /
role in her below the watcrline ant
Forty feet from her stern.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
TROUBLE AyBRTED,

,a That little cold aud sore throat o.
yours must be checked AZ once or u
nay deyel9p into somethipa worse.
Taken 4 few, doses of Chamberlain =
Congh Remedy and your troubles viii
aoon vanish. For sale by all dcai,rs
Benson, Smith q Co, It'd, agents tor
Hawaii. h..f .,.at.|. ..@. =. tu.t .>. a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
.oB BURMANt ANNEKEs ,"r,..
i EXPOSITION CLASSIC

+ Associated Press by Federal
i Sf" nv Wireless.) ~ - 1
/ SAN DIEGO, March 2e--Tray- 4
! cling It q speed Of almost mile !
j minnte at the Expodtion Speed
Z way yesterday, Bob Burnan won !
i oyer q large field IN the Exposi- I
! lion Automobile Classic negotat-
j ing the hfty miles IN hfty-seyen,
j three and four-Afths second. Ted I
az TeztlRff was second and Bar
ney oidheid third. 1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
Garden Island Society


AS a rare treat forathe Garden ISIS,
Nine. Angelic Foret gave two greatly
appreciated concerts ilurinR her recent
!isit. She was guest Of MI. and MIS-
Erie Knudsen at their Kekaha home
or several days and gave one concert
D Makaweli and one Ia Lihue Her
lever acting and Attractive lcostumine
ehdered the evenings delightful
Numerous dinner and theatef pa. ties
we're given by the social folk 10 honor
If the occasions and gratifying audi
noes were present at both conce. Is.
tFf - = = N
Miss Alice Regain is paying 4 brief
isit to Doctor aud Mrs. f. A. Lyman
N her way to- the Orient.
6ffF - - - estAl
A shortage Of gasoline has somewhat
essened tho social activities ON Kauai,
3 there has been none for sale during
he large part Of the last week aud
many people have been stranded not
Ugh but dry. Relief was brought
friday, however. go 4. (.
A most delightful social evening was
njoyed by the WaimeA Literary So
'iety at the last meeting of that organ.
zation held At the home Of Doctor and
frs. Lyman after an excellent talk by
/. T. Greig Of Makaweli ON ssPatrio-
ISM Dancing and cards formed tle
.nteI tainment and the departure from
she usual extensive literary program
I. vas greatly enjoyed by all the mem
, ers who were present Delicious re
,feshments were served by the hostess
aeeessfni 81 tss vaar & D. sfassas Jahn
,o.sohho nf 5he 9,ollsoa7 nj " HawaI
iii GIVE an add ass IN s.T,desp ut The
'ext meatIng ywn;cb VII ha, beld al The
RranJt rss;denca e w., inca :
- ~ I. ~.
r. w Cardan formsr1yt NJ Honolnlu
y, 49,, ~ az ;Sna hsnt ri w;s;t;ns
fam;rr IN 49,, ~ s,tan5 ',ha' wal,
~ ~ he h%htS ~, ~ ,iit a IN
aeeol,I,, sat Isas, ,.,a.t 80 - y
VtO' ' - 80" 80 go sS =
NJ Coarna W;ranJs 20 ~ 5nni,i. 4.
,s;t,no NJ s,ns. ii,, IA q, x ;ianoa
:" -" = * -. = a. =, w 80 - y
a.,;ob,f,, a;nno -. os9o,, ~
Ir. and! Mrs. Karl. Roen,lal at their
leele home ON the seventeenth, not Ia
opor Of ST. Patrick nut Of their wed.
Ting anniversary. The evening endel
fith dancing and eaf,ls. 70 a. MI
y. .5.s Z. - = III So .5r
For, the first ont door affair In 1915.
Ne On Club of Lihue eniosed a moon,
ight swimming party at the home OF
fibert Homer Jr. who Is one Of its
aembcrs. After a refreshing did aud
ames on the beach. the younu ,neople
hneed until a late hour or Yenioyed
ridge. An infoimal supper Z wa
.erved which was apprce .aiei nv the
WINNER, wbo Sad braysS IN ahillv
eep. The guests of tho evening were
iss Esther Hoi paard ana IrlinS Mai
m of tWaimea and FreJ P,,ttcrson n
,ihue and the members plesent y ar
RS. Katherine Burke, Misses Elsi
FiIcox, katherine Mefntyre. mn: icent
ateibouse SiIbnrn Pnryis lInhn We'll.
Z, Marjorie and Katharipe Wood
'aiherine Ommanney.. latte Jordan
/ Pennfman and Messvs A. I n; rdv
ank No row. Edward Garden. Harr,
rfncent, WIN Conev. w. Crawford,
4 4 4 =. 4.
St patricks D.y in ,bo ayou;n WA,
oIah,a ~ "r' GsS N sne W."
tm v@ n~ Nj "e 11 Wneh MIS-. "a. ~
ia ~ mn momhors 80 I. uai.ni,,I. III e. y
ntsrtaiTod a;,h ~" ;nfna%Si 49,
'aJdv green W." was tSa ,nIas snsa,0 u' nv
led out In .tho Teeors i;a nr snI rsf,csh
nontS LIZ a. q, pthL t ,an
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
TORNADO KILLS EIGHT

OKLAHOMA CITY Oklahoma. March
members of the sfHmily Of
Alexander ,Ed0emond were kiliefs by
. tornado to-day. The torIladoi swept
down an eight mile path through the
country near the town Of Davis, The
Edgcrnond fsmily being on q ia N.
EIlpemond himself eseaned. " - \ :.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28

Attorney A. X. 0zawa, who has bcee
spending the past two years IN Japan,
seeking propagation Of his health,
was expected 70 leave YOk ohan,a yea
terday ia the shinyo Maru on MS 20,
turn to Honolulu. .''2. =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28
Leaving Part Of RAGGED Com
mand At Namquipa Command
or Of Bandits Slips OF To
Southwark IN the Mountains
AMERICANS REPORTED TO 49,,
BE HARD UPON HIS HEELS
Wireless Message From Head
quarters Of Pershinu 10 Field
Tells Of Sighting Partof Robber
chieftaia's Band Of Followers

(Associsted Prsss By Fsdsrai wFslsss.)
! AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS, I
Colonia, Dublan,, chihuanua, MaTch =
= o. (By Wfrelessl "A straggliR =
+ band Of vflhstas y Imported 10 y
4 have been sighted by American y
: eayalrymen about fifty miles south =
I Of this place. II was evident that >
Z villa was not among them. No =
= engagemsnt took place. J
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-28

tAssOeisssd Prsss By Federal wireiesll /.
/, WASHINGTON, March 26-Despateh.
es from Monterey, Mexico. report that
train losd Of American wShiSn and
children belonging to the American CO.
ony at Torreon, have arrived at the
north Mexican city, after! an exciting
journey, Their train was attacked by
Mexican bandits, and the TAIN guard
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-25
PEACE WOULD
NOT HURT U. S.
--CHAs. 3. sARIN.
New York Financier, Visiting
HoughtOn, Thinks Pros
perity Will Continue

HoUGHTON. Mich. July "a
Charles 8. SaDin, president OF the
Guaranty Trust Co.. OF New York.
who was here with other fnanciers
inspecting the Calumet & Hecla
property, said:
Il can see no reason for expecting
any material falling OF In business
In the United States II the European
war should end tomorrow or six
months hence. There will continue
to be unusual demand for all the
United States can produce, parucu
larry from Europe, for long time
after the war. Reconstruction In
Europe will follow peace. and will
keep our industries busy. In the
meantime domestic business 10 pick
ing up. With reference to the M
ture price of copper, 1t Ia well u
remember that there is always
large demand for that metal in ume'
of great Industrial activity. Fur
Their, Germany. which WAS a big con
sumner for copper from the Unite'
States previous to the war. will d.
in the market for enormous tonnag
after the war regardless OF term
upon which peace is concluded"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-25
Sugar Market

Corrected daily by w. II. Edgar q
Son: Crystal domlnoes. alb, tii.SS;
do; bib, siies' Eagle tablets. 4lo.as;
cut loaf. 1910; cubes. Ss.65: xxx
powdered. 1880; standard powdered,
tS.4b, graduated. extra coarse, $3.50:
graduated. 25-ib. cottons. ssl5: crys-
tai domino graduated. Alb. and S-it
cartons. In cases. 1895: crystal do
1 mino granuia,ed HF cases. ss+s;
Il, 30 , + s:S Il. - E 81 ~ .:s
i7sS; No 49, $50; No. Il. ,7 co. No 70
beet srsnuisted. s9.Ss per 100 lbs.
s2.IO: do. 70 to case. N7O case.
NEW YORK PRODUCE
NEW YORK. July 2b.-Flour; Quie,
and A. nrT; Pork; Firm; ms:., ta7 9
:pS!; ,isSislo sugar; Raw. aSis;
oovsds. 81 test t. sk.ssSa attys'i r.n m%:I
quiet: cut loaf, ts.so; crushed. Sc So
Ito, Coffee: Rio No. I on spot. sMc
Tailow: Easy: special, sEc; city, ~
GINc; country sx 9sHc Hay
r E;.sy p sdn ne, $50; No: s0sSc
Island. soc. Etv. pouisry: QUIET HS!
geese. lao. ducks. fsc; fowls aoc
chicken. broiiers, slnaao. Cheese
Firm; state milk. common 20 spe
cials i3d16Nc: skins. common I
special. sh 11sKc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-25
Backyard Garden Feeds ~ Families

Backyard Garden Feeds ~ Families
ATLANTA, Ca, July iC.-There's
no use for a man to pay grocery
bill every month II he'll just pay o
little earnest attention to his back
yard, according to Or. Thomas d.
Love, who has converted his yard
into q garden, which produces
enough to feed Ia families.
with lots Of houses there come
backyards." explained the physician,
"and I can't understand why every
man doesn't make use Of his yard
A little garden properly cared Tor
will feed his family, and will some
times net him enough to make q
payment on his house rent. with
the exception of lard and sugar and
a few other necessaries. L never buy
anything at the grocery stores"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-25
STOCK
IS IN DEmAllu
Bid At 1873 On Dstreit N
change; REQ Issues Arr
Up, Too

Detroit Edison was IN strung -
mand in the Tuesday morning -
sion Of the Detroit stock s1chanSaI
1913 being bid md mono offered. E1l-
son has swiftly recovered nom tno
recent dividend payment and hn6-
steadily advanced.
REQ car was up . quarter from
Monday and REQ truck . half. Beth
are strong.
Brokers are mildly surprised that
navigation stocks have been 20 oosn-
paratively inactive In view Of ~
unprecedented excursion sessen.
White Star hne was up . half froas
Monday. and d. q c. only . quarter.
Burroughs was up three points n
the bid Tuesday. and Continental.
awaking from stupor Of more thar
10 days. advanced . ham.