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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-09
PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL. PROPERTY

Intending to Quit farming. / will
offer at public sale at my place one
mic south of Martinsburg on the
Winchester pike, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1917,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock, the follow,
ing.
HEAD HORSES 7
Two mares, Fashion and Fox. in foai
by Percherou horse; young mare.
Bess: three black horses, Doc, Bob
and John; gray horse Blaze; suck
ling colt, Fanny. and five other colts
9 HEAD COWS 8
One Jersey, four Durham and four
young heifers.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Drill new cultivator, new Johnson
mower Johnson horse rake, new
Deering binder. plows. one new and
one Old double corn planter, single
corn planter, three double shovel
plows TWO spring harrows. corn
srirder good as new corn shelter.
wind mill two pair hay ladders, 4
horse wagon and bed, Auburn l.
horse wagon. Auburn 2-horse wagon
and bed : spring wagons, stick Wa.
gon. carriage and tongue, Sharpless
separator, clutch pulley for same;
Odds Il, IT r gas engine, Morris
pump jack iron watering trough, set
blacksmith tools, wheat cradle, sin.
gle and double trees, set Yankee har.
ness. sets lead harness. set breech
man harness, sets pow gears, set
double harness. S brides and collars,
sjeigh and bells. sewing machine.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums under SO, cash On sums
over SO, purchaser to give his note
with approved security, negotiable and
payable at the Merchants & Farmers
Bank with interest from date but if
paid at maturity, interest RENTED.
Discount for cash
MRS. EMMA TRIGGS.
Dodd &. Hoffman. Aucts.
Harwood Burkhart, Clerk.
aw
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-09
TUESDAY, JAN. g
REPORT AT ONCE.

All persons having Rel Cross Xmas
Seals for sale are asked to return
the money and unsold seals TO Dr.
McCune Rosa At once as she wishes
to make report to the state agent be
fore the 18th
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-09

interest from date. but if paid at ma
turitE, interest RENTED. Under $10
cash Nothing to be removed until
settled for
Dodd & Hoffman, Aucts
Harwood Burkhart Clerk
~
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-09

Terms -oF eoTA sALFs.

4 Credit Of zen m0Eths On an sums
Of SO and over purchaser to give
note with approved security, negotia'
BILE and payable at the Merchants and
Farmers Bank Of Martinsburg with
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-09
BUFFALO BILL NEAR
THE GREAT DIVIDE

The condition of Col William T.
Cody buffalo Bid Was announced
by his physician IN Denver. Col sun.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-09

lo@as, Want ADS ra#t Ht.e
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-09
z LEAD CATTLE.

4 thoroughbred Jersey COW, Will be
fresh in March had calves a
choice fancy COW 1 good big strong
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-09

no 5ourraf-sa- Peoples paper
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-09

journal Is ana IDS ara much read.
study journal Want Fds
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-09

Intending to quit farming, will
offer at public sale at my place one
mic south of Martinsburg. on the
Naturalization. nike ON
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26

4 sat AZ the table with represen
tatiyes OF the war council OF the
American Red Cross" be continued
Il heard what they had to say. and
assure you we have long way TO
go from the prosperous. contented
Detroit az today 20 the serious.
earnest Detroit We viii be a year
nom now
when We dispose or these Lib.
erty bonds. lers dispose OF them
with whoop aud rest These
bonds viii come and come and
everytime we must ovsrsubscribe
them. thereby sendins back the
word 20 Germany that Uncle Sam
Is in this war 10 win and Is put.
tins every atom OF strength ana err.
crgy IN g."
The committee In charge Of the
club dinner comprised William J
Gray, president OF the club John
W Staiey. secretary Charles e..
jerks. Ralph Stone aud James T.
keena
Twelve new members were elect.
cd. making the total S74
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
MISS WEST ON
PORT HURON'S
COMMERCE BOARD

Miss Bina " Wes'. lprHme con-
nander n The Woman Benef' a.
ISOLATION ~ the Hsccahecs IA,
beer elected a member ~ me hoard
n directors of the newly orsanlzed
Port Huron Chamber ~ fonl merce
she only woman IN fhe board Mise
West also hsa JUST beer appointed
corresponding sccrefarr cf me. ar
mans committee Michigan division
a me Council of Nst onaf Defensa
Miss West vss 're founder - Mo
Wousns Honef' CREATION NJ tha
Maccabeef In 1888 gfIfh tas nov
@ membership of 10000 nd .s fr
largest w0mans ffaferrel soc eiv lr
aaF vQ-id ane hes per anaIIy siE
ed sHNY owe fj2 GOO GOO IN death
ghd d.sabtsf benefit FnA\rov has
90 .rge fund ef gro zoo 00e. which
rsrrs-f GOO .nfercft annually
l1 tr home Office n p0r Hrror
100 eme'erf -letse ars snplovsd
vhiie rs years aro there Vss bur
onsrf
MISS Vsst nat rrse Stare
feieraie ri tts International Conn
r1 ~ women which me- n switrer
md III i3fs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
Runaway Girl of IS,
Tired of Night Life,
Seeks Death in River

Tired o. he bright nEbts and
nigh lite o. the city AFTER a hfful
revel little Barbara FrSderlcks. rs
wears old attempted 20 End her life
early SATURDAY by jumping into The
river At the foot OF Bates-st
barbara has good home Ia
Worthwhile. Mich. and had been con
tented ii The little village until las
GUNNER when she met cty chap
vho told Der Of life IN The city.
few DAYS ago curiosity over
CAGE her and she nm away from
home to como 10 Detroit She
searched 81 vain for -ho city man
she had met in Worthwhile. and
finally decided 10 see "ntc" oy her
self
After. al. it wA.rt az it had been
pictured She 05utea 70. return
home. but dreaded the Seeding she
knea awaited hcr She knew the
police would pick her un lf she AZ
reared ou iue streets. for her father
bad slrely notified then $50 ate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
Only Bloodshed Will Waken =.
Country to Seriousness of the
War, Larned Tells Bankers

only the return OF The crippled,
blind and wounded TO Detroit will
arouse the populace 20 "A proper
realization ~ the seriousness, of the
war. Aceordns 10 A6ner n. armed.
Who has iust@rSiufhed from Wash
-ngt0n and who was "a eo-speaker
with David r Forgan. president or
The National CiV Bank OF Chicago.
az che semiannual dinner OF the
Bankers club OF Detroit, Friday
nieht. IN the Hotel Pontchsrtrain.
Mr. Forgan devoted his talk 20
banking. declaring that the days OF
the panic were over re pointed
10 the entrance OF the United States
into he war plth no depressing 81.
feet following as an example
This r. because the bankers IN
ever town, big or little" he as
serted. have confidence In th4 fed
era reserve banking system They
know the money is there and. there
fore. are NOT even calling for IT,"
Mf AAFhed went te Washington
10 acqusint himself more thoroly
with the Liberty loan. he said
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
FOREIGN AVIATION
OFFICERS HERE

Mai L'iw. r. Rees. OF The Royal
Flying corps England. and aeronsu.
teal representative ~ the British
commission; Mai Joseph Tulasne
and Lieut. Amaury Dc IA Grange
accompanied by Roy n Charin and
Frederick Fisher. arrived IN Detroit
Friday morning from Dayton.
The party had been in Dayton IN
speeding the new government flying
field and m eprivate fving fields
there, and has come 20 De'rou' 70
inspect the new United States field
at Nj Clemens while here they
viii also have chance 10 see some.
thing OF the industrial activities ~
Detroit.
For military reasons the members
Of the party decline 70 give inter
views
While In Dayton rhey we're guests
~ Edward A. Deeds. MEMBER % The
United States aid craft production
board The chairman of This board
~ IL Z Coffin. of Detroit and sid
nos u. Weldon .e also member,
The party wiU llfa,5 tonigh for
Buffalo. who're they viii visit tho
Cnriiss plant 81,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
DRY LAW BARS
CANADIANS, TOO.

Dlstrct A'rorney John kin.
name announced Saturday morning
tha any liquor dealer vho serves
intoxicating d-.nks to soldiers of
ncie sam to soldiers o. the %.
minion 81 Canada or any other mill.
tsrv force~. ail be- promptly ar.
res cd under me new fedora act
and taken before Tho United States
corr missioner Conviction on an ir
dIctment by he grand jury viii
mean . maximum fine % 81 o0o Or
= months Imprisonment
The Gew laR will become eFec.
Use satu-3ag night. when special
AGENTS n tho department % Joe.
rico worsfng With representatives
~ ID Detroit. police department
Vig nvsstigats' saloons and Other
aces where Hq1ora arc served 70
zee. whether The proprietor are
complying pifh ne r'w pct
Tire district aftoruey anuoHncs
nsrt thar Canadian soldiers ~ we'll
"a rhe aFhtn'T forces ~ any other
nation are included IN the act. came
ss 70 surprise
There is nothing IN the law thai
vli prevent . saloonkeeper from
serving soldier when nor m unl
form however The law aNect.
commissioned officers ~ well ~ ~
.fed men
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
RAILWAY
DEFENDS
JURORS
ID. II. II. Lawyer Says
Charges Reflection
l4
Company

Frank vs. Brc>ks. president and
general manager a. toe p U r.,
directed A "a Hall salaned trial
Ia'sser for the company GO defend
Foseph r Brennan and James Boyoe.
The tso, jurors charged ath taking
MONEY for gheir rccfct services Ia
law suits end wlth being IN ga
boots" with che traction corporation
This statement VAS made Dy iial>
SATURDAY morning In Judge Ngr.
phys cour, 10 Bernard 3 senif s
who IS conductips The investigs ion
a. friend o. the court
The D II RS appearance n the
case % defend these JUROR charged
vita corruption is entirely volun-
turyg asked ar Selling
You Cant convict these men
without casting slur on The p L..
t. retoried Mr Hall since The
company was involved asked Mr.
Brooks and Attorney Thomas r.
Beete II shouldn't be around
And you arc using your claim
and DEMONSTRATING department in
the interests OF these defendants ?"
Hall admitted that De ordered
John Trollope. his court assistant. 20
cor evidence in The defense OF the
Jurors
Voluntarily. Hall took the witness
stand and declared that he VAS un-
able ~ remember having met Juror
brennan in the bar Of ;he Norman
die hotel shortly before a Jury o.
which Brennan was. = member die;
agreed In D. Z Z. case
= feel very deeply these charges
sgsinsf me and these insinnations. -
he said Il try my cases aggressive.
ly in court as your honor knows. and
] don't think n ! were wrong that I
could"
Revelation OF the D. [ Rs meth.
ode Of checking Up on The jurors
whom they have reason 70 believe
arc unfavorable 20 them WAS brought
ont from Mr.. Hail BY Selling. He
admitted that the jury list az the
beginning OF each court term was
posted in the claim department
with Instructions 20 the companv,s
employees that they were 20 report
what they knew OF me nselected 70
serve. 81
The investigation, which is car
ried on in oontempt or court &C
ton against Brennan and Boycs
who are under zonds. was put over
until JuneaS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
NEW CHILD LABOR
LAW WILL TAKE
EFFECT JULY %

The. Isv governlng he employ
meut or minors, amended a. the
1917 session Of tho state leFisia
sure does nor so Dtd effect until
july 26 This law provides that
children "a wears % age may DO
given permits 10 work Saturday,
and after school hours and during
the established vacation periods
a. 70 'he Teanler permits me laV
~-as not amended This law requires
children 20 b. rs years az age and
haze completed tie sixth grade
IN public or parochial schools
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
NO MARKET FOR
LIVE WOLF HERE

Dr r 81 Paterson ~ 80 81
Gratorave troggh bis tet wolf
20 tho county clerk Once sstur
dsy morning The eolf and be were
m longer friends DO aid, 20 he
though 10 might iuz' as~weD col
.ert 81 far him rs state naunty
fe war iole that The Volf rasn =
In proper hare
You have ~ present Bin IN car
~ass or peif FORM said clerk
who 'o0Est % NO ffars isw
TOOK him oHt 10 Tho doc pound
to have him prorerig prepare.
Fhed r~ Patterson Tfay wouldnt
frear-Firr because 30 co1ldn, 30
-isssed a p domefitc dog
Tts explanation was n no avail
AT earlv hour this afternoon.
nr Tsterson wss' stl'l leading his
woi' around on string. trying 70
md some ono who would make him
presa ttahIe for purposes 81 bounty
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
FOUR-F0LD BENEFIT
From Two Grand Medicine. in Spring

From Two Grand Medicines IN Spring
You know thu physicians often
give two prescriptions perhaps
more. or medicines 70 be taken to-
rether. or alternately or ~ different
times
One reason may be that The niedi
cinrs arc "incorn patible"- DO not
grec when closely mixed 10 taking
Or that desired results cannot be
secured BY one medicine alone
The most succesefcl com inall0n
spring medicine treatment that go
know OF because perfectly c0wbst
lble"' and productive 81 THO hest 70
sults is h. Hoods 'sarstr H3a and
P6ptlron PillB THE former thorough
iy searches out ard e1peia ~ ft,e
from fhe blood. while Pen tor pn.s
Eive The wonderful top -thr liter
ellis. pu' iron into VOW b.oeC
Hoods Ssrss psriiia cuid BE-
,sken before meals and Pfpf,ror Pills
sftef meals ps1Safs fffrf 'hre 10
ispoFi ths hsriF6t f1rfoiG
promp' posuive4 psrran~r Both
fh~SA rnadTcin-- ar economics and
pleasant 70 igks Adv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
POLITICS
MENACING
NEW ARMY.
L. 5. Takes Steps to
Prevent Draft
Unfairness
SOUTH CAROLINA
TROUBLE CENTER
Doctors Influenced in
Reports. is
Charge

--yTTT-rT7r'r--7 -rTF-Fr
. cheei %merIca new arm oi men
oggh' to hsre That rs fhe tear
TODAY OF some men -anctrned vlth
rhe selectlvs a.an-and not
alone a fe@r for oafcroPpiuss o., the
political ang,a aave been evident
recently
In 'be frst place rs feared Do
cal boards may he sRayea by poHtt
cal considerations IN making eremp
IONS IL Is feared hat iscal doc
tors sf-her Cor po ItiCsl or persona.
considerations may -cover~
physicsl defects whore hey 90 not
exist hereby free ~ The men
drafted
HEAVY pensn srach 20 ans
such intrigue
Despite hie however there a-e
signs IN some quarters that Ioca.
board, sRd doctors mas sef con.
science aside and take crane on
Ibair rulings
War department o@ciol- aen.o~e
such p spirit and ali 10 al posi-
bic to check 50 and punish IL Ir
South Carolina thsre have been -ug
gestions that me Blease faction IN
tended - shun Manning devorees
mo the ARMY regardless ~ drait
and give Blease men exemptions
The BIease faction has suggested
mat The opposite plan was ~ oe
used By the Manning crowd Nher
ever they held control
While The Charges probably can
not be proven n advance o. ac'ua
registration and exemption, the So'
eminent VII keep Us eyes On Sol'r
Caroiina
j has also been discovered 'ne'
anu-Teg'sfFst'on pfoPasaiee 4 oe
lhs scattered nFoaue as'' fpi'4tr.''is
ts p"s' '.-' % sali'ta .'o''
~ aepsT mem q lu- 'e = ~
I fs"u ?" 'oUiu'"s ~ w
~ LIS b'.t'esa'''il = ','' 4 y. 4 q
- 'on 4 '.'' - y ~.
~. rs -. ~
"a -e-o-.. ,n4.o.. .,o
t-a-----.
-. - ,.s.. = ~ -.
60, - ..a',-.-. - -
- -. -..,l.. - .,.r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
rs PERISH
IN KANSAS
TORNADO
Death List to Reach 30
Is Belief of
Searchers 1.
SCORES MORE ARE
BADLY INJURED
Town of Andale Wiped
Out by Fury of
Storm

rt.,-r...-. -
7o1 s 7 ne orna11
which wiped Andaie tovn -
miles northwest cf hefe ~ ne
ia. .....-a. -. A---
-
every TRAN nom nc stricken set
tor brings To additional .n5urei
o-p ais believe ma tAe saatr
4.. . -..5, II, ..A. ..A.- 49,
Nhioa 'tter7 'hs rratr'es for miles
about ae place where ne beautiful
Ettle Kansas laca nestled down
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
DEGREES WILSON;
DRAWS SO FINE

To he'll With Wilson he r. no
ruy what got us IN the var said
John Miller 70 years old % Grand
Rapids. late Friday night o~1s down
town street.
Miller wa srraignsd or Tho
charre ~ disturbing The peace fri
Judge Sellers' court. Saturday morn
ing He vas found guilty and scr.
'encsd 70 pay a hne ~ $40 or serve
20 days in the Detroit House of Cor
lection.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
JAPS TAKE
GOLD FROM
AMERICA
. eavy / m ports Of
MikadOs Realm
Puzzle
BY ROBERT '. BENDER

star Correspondent United Press
WASHINGTON. May 2e.--out Of a
maze Of War perplexities today arose
something akin 70 anxiety over the
fact that Japan Is Withdrawing a
veritable tide OF gold from this
country. Her purposes are unclear.
Close TO sl5.oOO.0oO IN gold has
been exported to Japan IN the pas.
four woeks $4,000. 900 since the
start Of the year and nearly $4,000
900 in eight months
Financial experts say tho situa-
lion has AN economic answer tho
they are AZ loss TO deciphcr q for
The moment
Oh the other hand thcrc are some
who hint at political developments
behind the move
American and British officials ara
keeping check on thls Oriental -
port realizing that 10 rs 20 Che In.
terest OF ibis government now to
have as sturds gold stocks as pos
siule
Other nations recently drawing on
this country have been Mexico ana
spain tu lhcir amounts have been
comparatively negligible. ard every
caution na' been taken no prevent
ans az is leaking into Germany
Means of decreasing The Japanes.
c1poriauous are under Way
About thrcequarte ct billion
COLLAR IA been loaned 20 the I've
Allies m ihg past 20 days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26

Constable Leo R6mansik. and hls
able ioafenanf. Arthur Terry de-
cr0del ou 'ho Diu'er theafer. East
Grsrt blvd near Woodward ave
Frty night and took possession
anfef two write nj execution oh
tanned by creditors The manare-
menf i offered s1ch a
stubborn r.sistance char 10 was
ue-e to Hmmon fhe Doiice 20
restore order The constable vas
efu 10 eseion Saturday noon
% may have been hst a coin.
eldene' blstRr phl.a3lat 5Hted Cor
fr.3as nglg.eas bind Justice
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26

Friday night she wandered down 10
the river. determined 60 end All
a nightwatchman 40 the docks
saw the girl jump lie leapcd I'm
the water and pulled her out IN.
conscious.
Yes. I am glad that the man
saved ne and : want 10 "a back
home { dadd, won't scoi6 me- said
Barbara IN Receiving hospital p
dom like Detroit q isn't like I
expected IL 20 be- and she covered
her head with the bcdclothing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26

II is going 10 be cool tho fr9 part
az next week. with reasonable tenn
peraIures tho second half. according
IN the Washington weather buroau
forecast for Detroit and vicinity re-
ceiyed Saturday afternoon by the
lscsi weather Office ~ win be over
cast rith rains on SUNDAY saws 'he
report, and again hy wednesday
or Thursday"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26
.FORD-DODGE
AT TOR NEYS
IN WRANGLE
Lucking and Stevenson
Battle Over Wills
Agreement


G p wills. factory manager Tor
the Ford Motor company formed the
center ~ stormy argument Satur
dsy morning between Alfred LoeE
rs counsel for Henry Furd and Fl
lio't Is Stevenson. representing the
Dodge brothers in their sult against
the Ford company 70 force IL tQ dis
tribute among stockholders about
SSA.4asA- e--s earnings
After prolonged pagleytns Steven
son assisted that wills should be
forced 10 answer The question "a 20
whether or not be had private
agreement vtth az Ford whereby
be reoeivsd commission on esch
car produced
That's private agreement
protested Lnckng and SOU haye
no right 70 drag it into thts pro
ceedlng Ne decline 70 lsr YOU see
this contract unless you force as
20
Stevenson maintained hat tbe
amour paid Mr. willis had mpo-t.
m bearing on The Dodge brothers
contenfiou that some ssiaiiea were
roo high
"We ssmis that agreement msy
have value o. several ulior dol
lars volunteered LUcklng
The TWO attorneys and The court
snaI'y agreed thar wits cortrart
vogld Be produced and 'hst 81 would
TOT be admitted n evidence unless
Judge Hosmer and Stevenson agree
Il IS material evidence. They viii
> examine b in private
Stevenson thsr pounded sNav n
an Aftort 20 have walls admit there
were SHORTCOMINGS he th Ford noI
icy o. increasing producroo. reGuc
ing prices and hereby making en-
plosmeut for more men
-'l' has airars been tho potry @.
me oomraa said Wug. "to &c,
ne cos dava and keep productlo ion
up That polcv Of -oqerst .1e
with the public = berca no A
Ito And iha' rolicy na- enabled
us 20 make money
I'VE cut down expenses iu advsr
Using and b Tho sales department
and r. that way 1a. were enabled I'd
a rertsin extent 20 lower our price
IL b. vour idea thar huaiae
should BE- run 70 conform uih 8
certain idea OF one man or "a max.
p,oats?"
mar fFu 7 rdIT TTT-HT--TTTT TrTTfF
fec'ed lacking You're trying 70
make this witness swear a your ar
egment could have witnessed DC
-rst for mo y chose
Tou olgh' 20 be able to have
sem 90 rhat retorted Stevenson
You pay them salaries NAT ars
-hiEn enough orr here e For1s
In discussing TIRE SIS 6a1.0 9o an
nual prof ~ tFts SIR wills .a
that at hat lna The company va
unnins ehorr on raw material Tire
amount on hand should Save beer
Three times as great ne rit If h.
rsoommendstion bad been 'ollove.
orr Inc witness testified. ,ne prom
onld have beor rearls reduced
Wills n6orsed The idea ~ masirl
~ many automobile parts gre possl
bio hu 70 ssid he did not believe
Highland Park rad wafer egrpty
or sewer system thar would snsbl,
Il 20 serve nlan Of the magnitude
IA would b. required = me Ford
company vas 10 make Eli parts %
.fs car
n think w ought - make oui
own bodies. he said rbe ales
department told-Eae could rl
% mo bodies ~ no incioeed type
his year The arm which makes
them for us can supply us vifh oui'
10 a day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-26

,&ILAWrA Ga Nat 1fl-Auan
tas women are rNepsr 'or tr
drive .o rsiia, s7ooqa or the relief
OF Gre ufeIers 0es Tgs.Ias ore
hundred altomoaHr- GHed rr6
women sna girls nIli m 80 Rouse
20 house cants 90 fnG 0thrf
Girls wearing fre-ren re.nefs H1d
oats sHd armed N.fH hg core $685.
comm tht.strsefs for doF ons ron.
sdesfrlank