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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-06-14
White Ribbon Sanitarium
Mountain Division.
WARTBURG, TENN
Will be open for the accommodate
ton Of patients aud guests
The 18th of MAY

The scenery and air from this San.
itarium would rival that of the
Alps of Italy. For Nervous
Troubles this location is sure cure
The air, the quiet on top the noun
tain where the birds sing, the per-
fume of the many mo lntain flow
ors; the water all con luce to re-
store the shattered nerves.
A full corps of capable nurses,
the best doctors, everything spec
ial. The treatment of drug patti
enfs a speciality.
All kinds of surgery. Courteous
treatment will be assured guests
and patients.
Terms reasonable. A house doe
tor will be here all the time.
Any reputable doctor can pnt
q patient here and treat the patient
here, This is an ideal Sanitarium
with a full board of directors I'M
der the supervision of " G. G.
Quale of Chicago, who with family
will live in the Sanitarjum. Mrs.
&. G. Quale superintendent of the
school of nu1 ses.
DIrs. J. T. Lynn,
Gen. Manager.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-06-14

Your neighbor has bought Unite
States Liberty Bonds. Have you?
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-06-14

GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
German Services First Sunday ir
every month, English services the re:
!nainjag Sundays,
Church Services at 1890 a. m.
Rev. Demetrio, Pastor
Sunday School at 0:3o a, m
Rev. DemetriO, Supt.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-06-14
CHURCHES
BAPTIST CHURCH

Preaching service Every First and
Third Sun1ay at II a, m. and 7:3o p; m.
Rev |. H. Bee, Pastor
Carrie Honeycutt, Clerk and Treas.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock,
J. Is. Powell, uperintendent.
Eva Summer Sec, and Treasurer.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-06-14

The Press is now prepared TO
tern rut on short notice Job and
Coa.mcrcial Printing 81 sil kinds
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-06-14
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Church Services seconu and fourth
Sunday in each month at 80 p. m,
Rev Markham Talmage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
TTdeeuo6c7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS -Iol

hers 90 The Heating family. and rel
atiyes were gathered az the Heating
home io make the journey to the
church Traffic Director William =.
Rntledgc and Inspector James Sarou
had cleared Washington blvd when
the hearse ana the attending auto
mobiles sWung into She boulevard
The active pail bearers We're
Ali Charles " Burton Al1erf +
Allan. John g.. lodge and cx Nd.
julius l.. krimmel Civ Clcrk Rich.
arc Lindsay. Representative James
% Jerome Frank } Navin and
Jacob p. Goes
The honorary pail bearers were
Edward r. Kane. George Lane.
George Jerome. William f. lannanc
James Carmichael. Robcr Oakmen.
John ~ johnson Andrew Healy,
Fire Commissioner William Chit
tenden. Thomas BArlum Sr- Judge
William r. Connolly Judge y j.
VI Haliy. judge Alfred J Murphy
Judge EdO ard command. David D..
tielncman. Charles a Gadd Arthur
4 Gordon Roy Coeshlin. Vincent NJ
brennan. Harry y Dlnseman aud
Edward fT DOYLE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
DIR. CHAS. r. AkED
TO LECTURE HERE

The Congregational club. which
takes ils membership from al Of the
Detroit Congregational churches.
viii give = banquet In the Hotel Adj
olson. Thursday evening. Fob. !, at
80 O'Clock the speaker OF the even.
INK being Dr Charles y. Aked. 81
New York. whose topic Will he
Gods call 20 America ia The re-
construction 81 The world
rr Akcd is we'll known thruont
Europe and America for his fearless
stand for peace and the work he has
done in this country for the cause OF
prohibition re is an eloquent and
forccful speaker Since his return
from tho neutral peace conference
be has been giving lectures turnout
the country. mainly on international
aubiects Ills eight months lnvesti-
pGtion Of European conditions during
the war. and his preyiofs knowledge
of political questsns mako him par
ticularly qualified 10 speak on the
subject which he has chosen
Tho capacity OF The Addison din
ing room b. 800 and 10 ~ expected
that II will be crowded 10 the limit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
BRITISH DRIVE
ON ANCRE FAILS,
BERLIN SAYS

aud Sereth rivers the RWsar'ans
captured q monastery suil hcid by
Russians. The statement said
"Ncr'hwe$t % Rraaa Turkish troops
storred The town % Nhaiea 81
ihe Russian ssrr son 500 were taken
prisoner and the remainder drowned
in irving 90 escape across The Ser
Oh Ten machine guns were CAP
tared
Tho statement said dense los
was covering ne hatflc -,rQr
SucccSsfni attacks north % the
Slanic valley were reported rith
the rapture ~ four officers ard 10
soldiers OF other ranks togeiher
with seven machine guns seven
mine throNers and larre quan'ii.es
% rife ammunition and hand Ercn.
AIDE. leFi Behind by the enemy
con both sides 81 the Oitoz valley
strong hostile attscss were With
oar success aEainsf fHe brave do
Tense OF German. Apsrro Hungarian
troops the statement SAID In
violen, hand TO hand lighting sreat
losses were inflicted on the ai-
yersaTy
Rcpulsc % hostile companies cas-
Of. the Cerns byud which were al
yancing toward Stravina Wa an
nouaced in todaY's report from lhe
Macedonian battle front
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
WHEAT TRADE
is SLOWING UP
Buyers Hold OF I'm Anticipa-
ton of Larger Ship
ments

CHICAGO. Tan % Trade in
wheat WAS rather slow a, tho start
and the unsrrfore MAS heavs Rcy
ops wtrc holding OF m ant.cipat .on
OF larger worlds shipments iaN
whesr opened down. ft2c then gain
"a Ic CLOSING an $lsfie July
opened down csc and closed hc
opta,ns fsure $50 September
down a. and closed aith The same
loss st 81
Corr opened quiet bur hrm Trade
vas verg Slow and ,here was 4 lscA
81 orerinss suylnE hy commission
houses lif'ins prices There was li;
tle selling a, che advance because
Of ne easier tone OK whest MAJ
corn opened UNCHANGED bur gained
5-Sc closing az 81 t-2c July opened
up &c and subsequently, gained
l--c. CLOSING az 953Sc
Trade Ia oats wss small and
wholly ocsi d character. Prices Az.
crageG a shade loSer In sympathy
With the break in wheat MAY open
I'd M 3 -. then lost f-Sr. closing
ar -f7-Sc (Juiy opened unchanged,
gained CSC and closed a 5f3-Sc-
Pres .sion~ ruled quiet baJ srm,
closing steady A slight gam was
noticeable az ne opening hat az the
close quotations stood slightly loR
en- Buying was scattered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
STOCK MARKET
IS STACNANT
Traders Keep Hands ON War
Stocks While Awaiting
Turn On Peace

NEW YORK. Jan. iS.--The New
YORK Evening sun financial review
today says,
-Tho outstanding feature N 90
DAYS short session Of the stock
market was the utter absence OF pub
he interest and the almost complete
ftaKnafion. Outsiders are deter
aimed 10 stand aloCf until there Is
sone clearer conception OF the
rsace sfraii6n. Meanwhile there
"A turning away from the war
stocks h some measure and the so
called peace stock are receiving
more attention.
IN the first hour OF trading the
turnover WAS upward OF 10000
shares against better than 100000
IN yesterdays session. Price move
ments were narrow IN the extreme
and failed TO Indicate. .suy definite
trend whatever
United States steel reflected the
movements on the industrial list and
tbs railroads as well or rather that
portion ia which there were any
tales. The rails we're even more
neglected than the Others
"'rhe copper group was hrin-
There was some lag backing in
The late trading bu' price changes
with few exceptions we're unimport-
snt"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
THAW SOON
TO BE OUT
OF HOSPITAL
continued from rnEe onep

White Assistant District Attorney
BLACK O, New York declared tho
state now has sgmcient evidence to
convict rhsv 70 d, known chat they
would so Ions distances 20 secure
the tcstinon, of one of ThaW's az.
completes or business men
Brower was ihc bearer Of th-
"D,sr Master letters written b.
Gump 10 rhaw IN ono of these
Quinn IS supposed 20 have declared
he liked ihe vmprinse Thaw admin
v-tered Tie boy mentioned p,cih
cal'y how rhaw hed Goescd him ur
'H hc could herily stand
Despite lnumaaou- from a,tor
news os both fhe pro ecuuon and
defense that Thav VIII go peacoa
bis back u Ncw Work. and Their.
stage another bitter fight LARGO
battalion o' lawyer. who viii figure
s. the defense. hlvr arrived ia
iowa Th aton ls an 0n
dicstipn Dat rhaw viu frht every
STEP az me road Ga Mataavanf or
prison
Thav condition -howed liehf
Improvement TODAY 10 was an.
nosnced az 81 Mary hospital
Physicians are practically certain
NOW hai DO dI no' wMloe poison
nhlcf hefor, ts s-hed his throat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13


ence with DinEcrnan on the coal
shortage. and q has disclosed hat.
~ late "a Monday. there were 200
cars Of coal IN Detroit and Windsor
Yards held on "hcld" orders from
brokers' ana other Dctroiters TO
whom they were consigned.
In report OF visits Of municipal
investigators 70 the Michigan Cen
trail freight Yard VA Windsor and
The Grand Trunk and Michigan Cen
irsl freight Yards in Detroit. tho
corporation counrels report says
"All tracks were congcsted with
loaded coal cara. Nr Campbell. gen.
sral yardmagtsr ~ The Michigan
Central In Windsor. said there were
-I--+-..s --1l-al fcr-I De
iroit bot that the Michigan Central
had no orders where the Detroit
PEOPLE wanted fheri sen; +"
Dngemsns report says that the
practice e. 10 hold the cars unti The
yardmsstef gets Instructions 10
ship them ont and that the oemur.
rage charges are paid In Detroit
The report says that on Monday
and TUESDAY OF the prerent week.
municipal Investigators found In he
Grand Trunk yards in east Detroit.
100 cars ~ coal FOR Detroit labeled
hold The head car checker told
tho inye4tiRatora that some OF tho
cara had been In the yards Tor two
weeks. and that when ihe7 were
cent 20 the consirnss they we're 70
lurud with orders 10 hold The
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
British DenOunce Ger
man justification In
Bitter Terms
SEEKS PEACE AND
Pill NDER ALSO"
Assertion Britain Be-
gan Sea Aggression
Is Ridiculed

ONION. IAN ig British editor
4 oumcu TODAY ned from Us
u,ssut ptr-ses of arrse ot thc A..
ro ao,, o bitterness heuVne afion
Gtmaus afo appeal tor ncu-
at.fnlathN maae D fhe note pub.
l-aea erts
netfn delicious. document. TO-
m -seI tae fal Mas i- mixture
of nS and laisrhoods Clearly
.rusny wouldn't he talksng 30
h holf rcace r SIZE did not
panf badly and IS clear ,ae
uant, aot ons p,aee beat rho plun.
ser he has stolen she can have
net- at ans moment bs returning
her own ,oun-ry aria can end she
Ton cNupa ier hy dropping
-'o.en good,
rhe pleas advanced hY Germany
a-e 50 pregos erou That their n.
au-ior Is amosf Incredible declar
me iaiy News Tire assertion
fhar laNles ness or fhc sea began
uth arlturf uea urs- faken IS
Gsf Grtau 500 faH wlfh shock
4 4maz, 'nent upon fhe ear. az 'hc
ratten V-f ~ ruars.e ~ 49, had
90 s-ue NaHus hol1Ofs Germany
to ~triei arcoln.abilff, for her
fhe Tiue- pointed out tha Ger
titn~l - .nn.rItsnr ~ u4a 0f tglOroi
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13

ELECT OFFICERS

TIE Michigan P0IITry BTeeders'
association meeting Ia tho Light
Guard arwory Friday evening rel
elected Jacob Baumann. OF Detroit.
president other officers chosen
are r F. Millspaugh. Detroit. nrsa
vice president Daniel Thomas,
Pontiac. second vice president HarI
rison Sutton Fowler. third vicc presI
idcnt. W Grove. Owosso. secre|
tary and John Tomlinson. OF Dear
born. treasurer
The present exhibition in thd
armory will close Sunday evening
Much satisfaction was expressed
over the show. tho concensus II
opinion being that in quality and
variety IL outsiripped all previoud
exhibits. 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13

force were racing and yelling thru
the village. rouslng the inhabitauts
as they ran
The country round about was
nlled with fleeing terror stricken
mon women and children when =
Hitle later the earth bumped and
shook With ne rumbliag roar as the
FIRST magazine blew mp
sheds rsmshackIh houses and
outbuildinEs collapsed Thousand
% window pAne- shisered from the.r
frames and ratified 20 The ground
Machinery In small factories IN Has
kell. Midvale. ploomingdale and
other small towns nearby Jumped
from their bases and tumbled ahou
smashing floors and ceilings and IN
some instances wreckinE builfing--
instantly the black night sky
Jared red from the burning powder
plant Thousands % people thru.
out New York. $cw Jersey. Massa
ohusetis and C0mecticut 4ri-- TT
rumble and jar 81 tho explosion and
from windows AZ far away "A Al
hany looked out and saw the IRE
light lea1ing against the sky
Buildings four miles from the
scene OF the bloV.up were wrecked.
Window w%e smashed IS miles
away and automobiles hve miles
from the place were blown from
the road
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Ian 1e- Liverpool
heai was sgoted esst ana Chlesgo
opened with sharp decline DeAi-
e-v xTr-t-4 tf--T-rr rrri', -s-.s- be-
cause u appeared reasonable tAat
srerts wc4ld h~ active buyers
some active nuyins developed early
r. ihf d~a and offerings We're small
- - believed that the B-ttsn buyers
are Ger ~ che -1srxer until sn-fur.
tgt ire smaller European nations
need wheat and there AL BE plenty
~ CORR rtifiWu IN snort tiule be-
-7teu nome uuieFs and exporters "
tte wheat America has &C. -pa-a
Little wheat = offered IN round tore
- re eastern markets ard seiiin-
~ western farmers lE 8erraasI x
arrivals al British poets are light
and demand fs active for both INT
~ nE0ouf and the coutirsuf Deal
ers 80 neg lock for a further heavy
aeciinr because no heavy long TN
Bears continue % expect some
thtr1 20 come cut - the u@sne T. ttgs
= Sea York rnarcisl paper lnt -nafes
tnat German cannon - on much
and the cali from The Central Az see
Tor peace - increasing SotRffh-
standing rh~ attit4Es @; the nehtnz
nations 'nere 4r eerv genera tr-
lief t1at peace VIII scms soon
The market Was strong lnringRt
zreaffr part 80 fne fag After atru-
Ing II lower rne futures closed IN
changed and cash waeat = above
oats declined tsc ana Governed
advsrrcd zee
saturday Wheat quotations cash
s a. 80 'i Msy spsnst ~iih =
8 ft tuiy OPENED Ar s. s517 AMI all
Nanced ~ : 3fis No. w~if@ 3 -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
CRASH VICTIM MAY
DIE; TWO HURT

one victim NJ a collision Saturday
morning. between Chalmers truck
and. sherman cav on Du1ois-sf..
near Catherine-st. o. in serious
condition and may dc. and two 9th.
ar are painfully hurt Nick 10.
Iarco. 80 years old. Of 80. fsi Clair
pointe~avc has fractured skull
and ms not recover
Paul People. ~ years old. ~ No
800 ~ Connors ave- is hurt about
nc back. end Mike Soudesn. %
wears old Of No 437 Clnirpointe-
ave, received cuts about ;hc face
and severe bruises All we're otakon
10 81 Mary hospital
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13

lie, '' par r % crush GERMANY and
enslave Europe Is BOW made clear
but ~ ,hcy have failed in 20 months
~ bloody war and INSCRIPTIONS
economic aehtng 30 accomplish
sublueation of Tho Central powers.
$40 Viii their future Efforts falI
Kaiser Wnhclu thn. summed IN
hi- belief or tho Entente powers
position 70 proclamation 90 The
German people" issued today In =
he declared his people were ready
FOR All sacrifices md asserted MS
confidence IN "fll victory over all
'hc enemies Inst for power and
rage FOR destruction
The proclamation roads
"our enemies have dropped the
mask After refusing peace with
srorn and hypocri'lcN words 70, love
for peace and humanity hey now
Ia renlylnc 20 the Knitted States
have gone beyond that and admit.
ted their lu' az conquest tho base
ness 81 which is enhanced by caium
nious assertions
Their aiu s. Mo crushing OF
Germany Acknowledgement Of >tho
Alhed tTeufor'cl powers ard en-
slasemcn; Of The freedom Of En-.
rome and tho ecus uuaoT ne same
yoke that Greece with gnashing
teeth d. now cnduying
"Dn' what ~ so months ~ blood
lest fighting and ~ -npulons eco
nomic Var they could nc; achieve.
they VIII also fail 10 accomplish IN
The future
"Our glorious victories and ~"
iron strength 90 VIII with which
orr aghters a. the front and a..
home have borne an hardship and
distress. ia guarantee for the ~.
,uro that our beloved fatherland has
nothing 20 fear
Burning Indignation and holy
wrath redouble the strength Of
every German man or woman.
whether devoted 10 fRhting. 10
work or 20 suffering We are ready
for All sacrifices The God who
planted this glorious spirit OF free
dom in orr brave peoples hearts
viii also give us and our noble Al
lies. tested in battle ful victory
over all the enemies lust for power
and rage for destruction
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13

Enos Mis-. author aud naturalist.
who spoke Thursday before the
Twentieth Century club. viii spcai,
again IN rhe Ar mNscum SUNDAY
afternoon. 90 2 20 o'clock for The
benefit Of Tho children on skins
and snowshoeing tn the Rockies
Tho Ganapol school will provide a
musical program Motion pictuUos
OF the Grand Canyon will be shown.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13

same checker said that on Grand
Trunk sitings az the seven and
Nncmle roads. there are i0o ears
OF coal for Detroit held up
The municipal Investigation was
independent of the federal coal in
ouiry th" result of which viii rot bo
Anown until the jar, reports Jar. ~
The Jurors completcd their work
and returned 10 their homes several
DAYS ago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
TRADING BRISK
IN HIGH-PRICED
STOCK ISSUES

Dealing IN the more expensive b..
sues characterized rho early trading
on ,ha Detroit stock exchange Sat
urday Activl,y vac greater and the
tone stronger with 'fansartions
quito widely distributed over The
list
American Light & Traction vas
heavily dealt IN. Tho order. executed
,o,sling close 20 $4,000 The mum
ber~ ~ shares Tor The haifda uas
about 200
Continental figured IN orc o. Tho
:. ---------------
shares having ocen sold .n ono bloch
81 80 and fraction ACTIVITY hc
other motor stocks continued lag
gish. REQ Car attracted fre buy
erf At a fraction above 30. 02 tbc
saies were small AZ compared fn pre-
sious transactions The eariy rar o.
The month.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13

Frank Nevar'. s. vesrs DID, ~
40 2ss McfolSauaye vas badly
bruised and he truck which o. vav
driving demolished Hhcn flo ma.
chine was struck by freight sn.
gine one tho Grand Bnit ilna 81.
charleyoisa late FRIDAY after
noon The machine wac owned by
Lepke n P'ferquin. SO szi Cratic
ave Ncwart was taken homo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
ALL SPACE
TAKEN FOR
AUTO SHOW

mated win l..pna r5ettric lights
rangiug 70 sizc from /. tu 900 watts
From Wood vard to Gas ate no on
fre field. ir.ld, and ont id, ~ Else
big structure vril bo as liEh' ps day
c.cn on be darscs n.ea owing 20
th, almost countless light mat Vii
~ employed
~ ~ shuar. manager az Tho
shoN estimates ,hat the dealers eII
have expended az least $4,000 ~
preliminary expenses sff0r, me-
door go throan open to the public
next SATURDAY, nirhf -. declares
thar ~ will he the most expensive
ard me MOS elaborate automobile
toa e.er hold in Detroit
IT.. building. which 'or Inc pur
po.ee or religion cor Ed oug of
four ntlis aud j root has been
transformed INTO b Iapaaa-e earden
The whola hems OK decorations Is
japanese THis dca VS. decided
upon hy the artists ,ngagea for the
purpose becau e.thp bright colors of
JaTancsc arr iend fhcmsclve4 so wei
~ the bsagnfrinE Or rough build.
,ng like fhs tabernacle NH uf thc
pillar. have been covered vith JAG.
ancsc panels and a wldc ricza or
Japanese d. gn runs entirelF about
tho border of ihe walls Hundred
81 Japanese lanterns will DC In the
aHAltorium IN every way The in
terror OF the building has been nade
az beautiful 80 II b. possible for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
GLORIOUS Victories" of
+ 1'eutOns Prove Foes
Must Fail
SAYS GOD WILL
AID JUST CAUSE
Subjects Ready for Any
Sacrifice. Ruler
Declares ~

AMSTERDAM. Jan. tS,-Ger-
man editorial comment today
vas practically unanimous in
the belief that the Allies note
has blocked al chance for peace
az present
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13

Halter xtfa creamery. sac 10.
cftr hnnrA hrats. 1lc dairy. 29r ih.t
pFcking stock. 3lc NJ.
Eeas Fresh receipts eases lnclud
rd. nrstp. SIC dos current receipts
ftotsc dos Receipts Saturday. -ss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
NV loRK ror-ro> nARkEr
YIt.IN NJ rrER

HIN. M rutfsf At sais-
weeks prFtt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13

The following Srus are privileged
10 sxecgte orders on the Exchange.
". r Moss & Co. Carlyle A. Povah.
s 4 O. 81 W. 20, haeeson-
nour 4 CO. " 3. Mclaughlin. Mer-
riil Lynn 4 CO. ". A Hamiin a
Co. WIN 4 Neer a Co. Sinclair A
Couls. Emmett I. Sprague. wm- n
Rose & CO.. r X. Peltoo a Co. joel
StockRrd g. Co Bennett smith a
Co.. Lewis 9. Gorton ". + Reilly
g. Co. Matthew Finn 4 y. Wallace
z Co
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13

Detroit osns clearinrs Saturday
we're fa.ei0.159i0 Total clearlngs
for 1917 10 date amount 10 So. sos.
ESQ n. AZ against SOS ss0.si4is sor
the corresponding period In 1915
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
CITY PAYS
LAS ST HONOR
TO HEATING
,con''ouea FROM page oa-

members ~ the council Circuit
Judge Alfred J Nurpay and p "
Haily Probate Judge Edward Com.
m and department heads ~ he city
government. leading bn nes men
and hosts ~ other friends attended
The services. which we're conducted
By Rev pr Ernesf Van Dyke pas
tor % 81 Aloysius MANY OF those
who came lafn stood outside the
church white rho mass nas being
charted waiting in me cold 20 see
the doRer laden c0eNef a. " was car.
ried 20 me hearse
The thron2s Of mourner. we're not
confined no member of no alder
mans family. RELATIVES and promi-
nenf figures In Deifoirs official and
business LIE Following the line Of
honorary palibearer- Who MED into
the church was a poorly clad Grip
pie. uho walked on clutches
"An old friend ~ tho alderman
from tho Fourth" wbl pcrod one
no kneH
Children Near Collapse
Men whose long experience in puD
ic lfr have taught fh'm 20 meet
grave sifHafiora wthouf emotions
bowed 'hoir head end uept silently
while fhe impressive services were
dels gickered over itc coffin. iul ,ae
strains ~ Beautiful ilr ~ some
where" fiis1 The church fid Keat
ing fhreo Daughters fiuE With
hfs two sons we're on The verge ~
coilspse
No Sermon ras spoken oser the
remain fHe eervlces con listing OF
tho requiem high mass
Traffic uas opDsf ou Washing
nhlyd ehlc 'hn church rites were
IN br0ere WHOM tHe cortege
soung into Miohirsn.age or fs way
~ SO Elliot remricry. police on
Gers also efoprrd 90 hound vehicles
on fhie thofa'arr Hundreds lined
nc curDs when ihe city hall bell
began fo pas 'f deep voiced tribute
Onis the active pallbcsrers. mem.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
DUPONT
EXPLOSION
ACCIDENT

oContinued from PaEc opel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
New York Stocks

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
Boston Copper Stocks

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m open HIgh Low Close
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