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The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
GRAND JURY
MAY BREAK
SILE nee
Indications Are Indict-
ments Will Be Re-
turned Soon

The list of witnesses FOR he Mon
day session or the circuit court
grand jury WAS made up entirely OF
officials. past and present OF the vii
lage OF 81. Clair Heights. from
whom. II Us declared. information
concerning the purchase OF site
for The village garbage incinerator
viii be obtained
The grand jury has exhibited
siens oi unusual interest in the 81
clair Heights transaction since d.
was FIRST called 20 the jurors aten-
iion early last week. Village officials
and real estate dealers with hold
ings in that noighborhood have been
summoned IN droyes 20 testify in the
matter
According 20 the prosecutors of
flce there rs "a perceplihle quantity
OF mystery surrounding the real es
tate deal and a hiatus OF about S3.
GOO between Che price paid FOR the
lot by the village and the amount
received by the owners.
Rumors that the grand jury may
break iis long silence by returning
an Indictment or two are supported
~ frequent committee meetings in
addition 10 the regular sessions The
jury has been M session for two
month, and has received YoluminouS
TESTIMONY on county affairs. police
department matters and affairs OF
several villages in Tho cnunty
Detective Albert Bates, formerly
of tho police cleanup" squad. who
appeared as u witness last week.
was summoned TO appear again
Monday morning. bnt was excused
until Tues day by The prosecutor
when hc pleaded that he had an inn
purtant case i'm the recorders court.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
By WILLIAM PHILLIP srMKs
StLf C0frespOndenL NnLted Press

WITH TIE BRITISH ARMIES
IN THE FIELD, Nov. 2s.-rhe sixth
day OF General Byng's great drive
today saw Cambrai and Qucant both
wobbling from ,he great crack in
The HIndenbure lines and The ever
lasting battering OF the British
troops.
The Crown Prince Rupprechts
garrison al Oueaut head Of the
switch line" SIS in direct peril. The
town Is almost surrounded
Camhrai Is useless 10 the enemy.
To-day il lad been cut of from
Queani owing 90 The British hold on
rou-lon village The defenders.
therefore. had only a precarious line
~ Wmunicatons 10 the DoTth
The heights of Bourbon have been
urata4 Wuh German blood spilled
in mad 7ssaIif, to take ,his nroWon-
fotv Whoever holds Bourbon wood
holds q con rant menace over the
land for miles on either side Tho
wood 'tsoll h1s been literally blatfod
Way Tho village Itself Is y crumb.
lut powder 0f fuins
The whole German sector Is rock
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
THE WEATHER

Detroit md vicinity; Monday night
and rueSdns un~ctticdf probably light
snoWSf slightly warmers moderate
north GO northeast winds.
Lower Michigauf tiDudN Monday
night and TUESDAYS probably occn-
sionnI rDowSi sliehtis warmer,
Upper Lakes Moderate cnst and
southeast wind@i cloudy Monday
might aud Tucsduy, prUbabiF or-
cnsionnI snoyst slightly warmer.
Lower Lakes Moderate north nnd
northwest N,inaSs cioudy Monday
night mud Tuesday. probably or-
carionai SHOWS.
Highest temperature this date in
the pnst 80 ycHr~, a. ~ 1906. low e~t.
~ in 1908.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

been left burning in the daylight
hours and he regards this as Grim
inal waste of energy that is so much
needed now and which requires vast
quantities OF coal TO supply.
Mr. Whitcomb is satisfied that the
expiration OF priority orders on the
lakes Dec. !, when navigation OH
cially closes, will greatly relieve the
coal situation in Detroit. He cannot
explain the government figures as 10
the amount OF coal shipped into De
troit this year, which il reported 10
be in excess OF the amount sent in
the same period last year. except on
the basis that there is more hoard
ing. He has no evidence OF this,
however. except in isolated cases.
Il do know OF one man with
large house who has 100 tons OF coal
in his cellar" said Mr.. WhitcOmb.
81 understand some or mis- friends
have been 10 hlm with requests that
he share with them. but Of course
it's easier 90 get coal into a bin than
II is 20 get IL out There is another
instance I know about where man
has laid in 4 supply of so tons. when
he probably could get along with
much less II there are many such
cases. of course. that explains where
part Of this years supply OF coal
has gone.
at Is fact that there are hun
dreds OF families in Detroit suffering
real hardship for want of fuel. They
are using every makeshift imagina-
Bile 10 keep warm, borrowing coal
from one another, living in one room.
and enforcing economies that only
The most rigid laws would enforce
ordinarily We are very hopeful.
however. that the next few days viii
see plenty OF coal on the way"
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
Expert Analyses Wars Effect on Women Soldiers

rnck convey an idea OF Eer SINGER
iy of purpose. and also q keen
-pn-e ~ hlmor
ln uanf WAYS this woman might
b, compared with the lu-,fious
lusn at arc NthoN unlike ihe great
jotn. Nrla ho.chkarcFa is nor mrrc-
lr % dreamer Coz iioaiisf She BIAS
much er.tiDr executive anl organ.
sims ability
faars features are those of he
ff. dlalsi crusader whir fhis
woman. sharing With her -hf person
a brUeft 3nd tbose ali the COM
plato .eit at fce trat dominated
hr French woman. ls mere valuable
io her people because she combines
with t obvious ability 90 think clear
ly and quickly md 20 command
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

men $50 leei ft rc. t.te
can sce f0mlIraH r.oa.eu rltg
e rer cluarae ard With great
braycrf
E entire carriage ind.catrs
now capacity ol hcnIne nuu
fof lhe worlds rrotIDI- and fhc
worlds work Truly woman oI
rare ca.p and decided ernlus Htr
rtrfr $3.50 cts- ur' give fo h'r
followers confidence
The lo,l, Cd shows wealth nf
nd Hue H0d eren ol ala'ft
Tho la'l lre he'tDan ihe Owes
prove -he b. -iulrnf ol human ua
turc Tho ewes ,fnfrss drfeimiua
lion and resourcctulness equal 20
any cmcrecnci They also oxprcs
great compa ssion. or pits for all
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
SHIPPERS BULLET GRAzES
SLEEVE OF CONGRESSMAN

AN ATLANTIC PORT. Nov. 2G.-
4 bullet from a German sniper's
rife grazed the sleeve OF Congress
man c. c Din. OF Washington. while
he and nine associates were in q
about il on his arrival here today
with seven of the party Of 10 con
gressmen who visited the west front
The congressman reached port
aboard an American liner which also
brought the soldier vote OF New
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

and capacity but not brutauzauon
for the quality OF compassion seem
f ANYTHING heightened by her wan
experience
Vera Botchkareva sttomptcs and
carried ouf the greatest war task
over undertaken by woman Uc
leading of q regiment of woman SOL
diers in actual succe sful warfare
agalnst Tho iuns Analysis OF her
entire facili express sion feature hy
ffatnre. viii show the effect % those
battlefield srrain- and experience
upon her character
Tho face as whole drno..f
sreaf strength of character and dc-
cided resolve But We End hero also
that feminiuity which viii unfold in
maternal Gaze OF harder raco Of
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

York state from abroad Twelve
survivors of the American steamship
Rochester were also aboard
we frequently were in the firing
zone" said Dill, but not often IN
dangerous positions. At one time
however, shells were popping around
Us in dangerous proximity az Nimy
Ridge. and in Flanders We We're
caught inspecting Fritz and a Ger
man sniper almost got one or two
congressman. A bullct burned the
fuzz on my right coat sleeve"
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
MAN FOUND DEAD;
THROAT is CUT

man. believed 10 be G. s. Oar.
kel. about IS years old No. 25A
Hillgerave.. was found dead with
his throat cut. on Connor' rd.. be-
tween ChaIlNuix and Mack-aves..
MC01av noon
Detroit police department was
notncd and a detachment of patrol
men sent 10 the scene.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
R a e Z: :: 6:
Bowie Results

Flrst-5ts furlonRs: BathHds. III
tRice), won; Juanita TIL. l1f tRodri-
guez1, second, Tolerance. 111 Crroiscl
third Time. I 0S 3-5
Second furlougs Moose Head
l03 tMerglerl. won. African Arrow.
Jos tkummer), second Bahetts 90
tTroisel. third Time. t.1f
Third 8 furlougs Cnwa. IOt
tWalls). won Owaga. 10i fKummcrN.
second Preston iynu ia "a. COL
Nne) third Time. 1.14 l-f.
Fourth Mile AMI 20 Yards psn.
l0b 'Iroisc4. Won kcbo. LOG tOberD.
second Master karma. I0T lRowan).
third Time. l4tI-5
Fifth -1ts milrE. Brother Jona-
than l0l Wallsl. won. Roscwatcr go
kummcri, second Nalheur. 40
tStirlinElt third Time 5S SIS
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

LIOyd-George As a
CamOuflage Artist

LONDON, Nov. 2J.--It remained
for Mai. Noraht. GcrmRny's mill
fary critic. 60 discover today one
of the reasons for Premier Lloyd
Isrorne'H "hrutniiy frank" speech
In Paris recently.
Nornht. ia articles Just received
here from Hrriin. IL struck with
the inspiration that Iioyd-drorEe,
di~aErecahie remarks and his >coid-
Ina Of the allies distracted ntten-
ton of the Germans from the west
front. aud offered effective "amou-
nHge for Cen. Hyng'S preparations.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 28.--Au
Tcuton Insurance companies fn
the nitcd stntrs. excepting ufe.
wcrr today ordered IIquIdated br
secretary of the TREASURY Mc-
Adoo. The life Insurance COM
puuics are confined 10 continuing
cNiStinE contracts md nnnncinI
trn~nrtions 90 the liunidnfed con
Germs are placed under nlien
propsrt, custodian 4. NttchcI
Primers control.
WAYNE HOTTI.
Thnnksri dinner Thursday even
lnn AZ .n plate cafe for ladies' and
lcuftcmru omen ryory day aud night
Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

one ,cnr ngo todnA iuEhest tenn
pcrnturr. fyi lowest - mean, |-f
partly ctoud3 weather.
The sun sets NondHv nf 5tO4 y. ni.
md rises Tuesday ut s,ac ne
VOW ~ TUE TfWT fn MY
from IIrll.ne.n N.utN ffI'r
rafafnR tll.lIa.
eel. A fr
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
RUSS REDS ISSUE ORDER
FOR CONFISCATION OF
CORPORATE PROPERTY
Titles of Nobility Are
Abolished BY
Decree
ARNISTICE PLAN
MEETS PROTEST
Dissatisfaction w t h
Lenine Regime
Increasing

PETROoRAD Nov 26--AboIi-
ton of an titles Of nobility was
announced in an order by the
eolsheViN government today.
The same proclamation or
dered confscation Of all cor
porate property Of mobiles. mer,
chants and burgesses.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
FRENCH START SUCCESSFUL DRIVE ON !
vERDUN FRONT AS BRITISH FIGHT WAY
TO CAMBRAI; ITALIANS COME BACK
Fourteen School Teachers
Wed Within Three Weeks

Marriage licenses
three the
10 Clerk Piarsh
This be Of the the shortage
said Parsk Monday morning he issued fourteenth
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
children's Aid Society BUSY

During October the Childrens Aid
society cared for 4i5 children, Of
which l4i were under three years Of
age. During the month, l1S now
cases were referred 10 the society
from so different sources. including
II outoftown agencies The inycs.
tieating department has grown 20
such proportions that another work.
er has hccn added 20 the depart
mcnt
Family washing 10 per IN. Mas
sachu~etf- Laundry Co. Main 3O08.
AIy
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

cf thc facen of AmerirHue tic has
made studies Of ttr faces ~ dead
soldiers in France and BIAS Travelled
cEtr0sf 's--IIN.no oven AMONG fh"
N.w = .lfr.I MnorIs and iNHff allan
huehwru n his rpssar.h h Here hIs
detailed sr.cnt fnr analysis of err
clatH scIretrd set of rhofns 20 hutr
Vera HtLfhkarcfa. commando 40 iht
Russian woman f'uiIa..' 'N 'i
Written Especially for The Times
BY Lewis s. Moriafty lecturer,
Psyeholo0ie Rcsssrch Society
NEW YORK. Nof -H What e
the effect OK Nar upon woman sol.
diers. and thru thcm upon their
children and civilization
a close study of thIs greatest of
women soldiers shows new strength
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
nOWIE sCRATCurs

First-Goldcu soldier. Top Boots.
Matoaka VIII soon. Ormlos Thamar.
SecUnd-Celtiva. PhaIcrian. Lady
Gertrude, Wood Violet. Heather Belle.
Corydon.
Third Parior Bov Uncle Jimmy.
Costume Little nephew. The De-
cision Lohengrin
Fifth Rakeon. Easter lily AM
phion. Baby Sister Miss Represent
sixth Guodw pfcrrut Ella Et-
an. Cousin ban. LINN. Harrv Lauder
Billy oliver
Seventh Edith Baumarn NiEet
Clear. track fast
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

An inventor in Holland has
brought ont lifo boat covered with
wickerwork. which Do contends VIII
protect 10 from injury should ~
strike tho side OF vessel launch
m ~
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

At the Rate OF 100 Subscriptions
a Day for 60 Days
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

5000 new subscriptions for The Times,
IL does and u has--the greatest two
ever achieved by a Detroit newspaper.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-18

Great significance may be attached
to these designations, since ministers
were members Of German parties.
Is possible that German and Aus
trian censorship is cOncealing consid-
cradle anti-GeTman feeling in Aus
tria.
Reports from sources not affected
by TeUtonic censorship rumOr that
Austria is seeking separate peace.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-18
END CLASSES, SEIZE LAND, PLAN
OF RUSSIANS.

Petrograd, April 18.-Abolition Of
classes and titles and seizure of all
lands belonging to crowd, church and
mOnastaries to be given instead to
the peasants is plan favored by coun-
Gil of wOTkmen and soldiers. Equal
suffrage for men and women also
fostered,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-18

DID NIEBEL HAVE A "BUN" WHEN
HE NAMED BISCUIT BLONDE?
Now comes the biscuit blondel
When John G. Niebel was placed
on trial for bigamy yesterday before
Judge Grove, Mrs. Louise Bergman
testified that he introduced young
Iady-a biscuit blonde-tO her as his
wife, while the wife who is preferTing
the charges, Mrs. Anna WendOrf Me
bel is a small brunette,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-18

This is the torpedo boat destroyer
Smith of the United States navy,
which was fired on by a German SUBJ
marine off New York-the first shot
of our war. The Smith is of the IN"
GERMAN PARTY HEADERS QUIT
IN AUSTRIA-SIGNIFICANT
Berlin, via London, April 19.-Re-
signation of Austrian minister of
commerce, DR.. Urban, and Of DR..
Won BaTnreitheT, minister without
portfolio, announced in Vienna dis
patches.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-18

KEEP YOUR GOATS AND PIGS
TIED IN THE PARLOR
To aid in the conservation Of food
and in Chicago gardening plans,
Chief gSOhuettIer issued an order to-
day to police captains to enforce or
dinance passed in June, 1914, which
prohibits stray animals roaming
about the city.
Heretofore COWS, goats and other
animals have destroyed gardens and
wasted much vegetation. The pres
ent food situation demand this GUS
tom be stopped.
The ordinance provides that mules,
horses, asses, oxen, goats, pigs and
other animals should not be permit
ted to run loose. Chickens, geese,
turkeys, etc., must be confined on
private property.
-O-O
Evening star., 1917-09-23

President and Mrs Wilson call Cool
idge Point Magnolia Mass from yacht Mayhowr and
mood along the north shore for with Col and Mrs M
House They dned board the yacht Col Mrs House
Photograph shows President Wilson gh Col House
House showing
President in winter clothing. u,srts0a Film
Evening star., 1917-09-23

Gallois, the daring French avia-
tor, who recently made wonderful
night fight to Essen, in Germany,
and successfully bombed the Krupp
works there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-18

Compare my prices and the
Packers Trade Mark with
other Gr0cers' Ads and You
viii see for yourself that
am reliable, and my prices
are low. Little Duke Peas l
am selling at the same price
they sold mt In 1915 and 1915.
Frisco. Hunts Pineapple,
Reid Murdoch Pickles and
olives and Franklin Me-
Feaghs Preserves are the best
packed in this country,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-18

AN electric lighting plant VIII be
erected i'm Bocas del Toro, Panama,
at a cost Of $50, 000. American eIec-
tricaI supplies should find a ready
market
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-18
Will INITIATE TONIGHT.

st Paul lodge Knights of Pythias,
viii meet tonight at the Knights Of
Columbus hall A class OF candidate
VIII be initiated
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-18

he given preference. Some time ago
the Burlington announced the inten-
ton Of allowing the public the use of
the right Of way for gardening pur-
poses. and although no local people
took advantage of the offer many of
the people "a the country districts
have made use OF the land
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-18

s'I've got q sure cure for figure losses.
cts a little Burroughs Figuring Machine, and
7 use it right on the counter for adding all cash
transactions.
TT gives me an accurate check on the cash
when il crosses the counter-itl IS my. assurance
that am getting all the pennies Lhat should.
II look on my Burroughs Machine as the
link between the customers purse and the till.
Saved $500 in Ten Minutes
ssThe Burroughs helps in lots Of other ways. 7
hadn't owned it more than ten minutes before
caught errors in invoices amounting to $500
you see it's my able assistant n buying,
selling and bookkeeping and pays its own salary
plus q profit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-28
TICKER TALK

my Private Wlia -" rlm""',a 80
Ip,~ J,.nan uava indiana ronnlnH
,lu,laInd u hivIh"ui 81 pea cent ''' i''
Ia,I ell nt."h ruyahl" August ~ - '"'-
,.,,i aInL huRuHt This si'lh"ll'"
."v.,a accumulated di"Ih~nh Ia" ''I'
.,u",IarI nnLins n"risnh.f IT. 'loltl
Mach It. Iuu" &c "nh E"r'-"h"' '',
Ibit
hIns,I"a" Railways Company h""I"'"'
regular uu"rIr,ly divlh""h 81 " ~ I"'
ahH,. ,,n ~ ot",T.d pi"''t. rsvshl" 80"
huvunI Ig l." riu"h 81 r"""ih Inlv NJ.
'irn~rrI th-mlrni company d"''"f"'
r~pulIr ,IunttprlV hIvIlnnh 81 : l"r cont
on un,nmnn ui""h. p"v"bla H"pfrnl'"'
1 10 ain"h 81 ronrrd huEuri ~
rrocpnrt Tosan ""Inpn v 'l""lnr"d lin
rnEulnr ,uarteriy divide l ~ ~ nnd ~
,sIrn 10th dlvlh"nhn 'Iro r"Ynhl" "1
huRunt ib to H,u"k mr cord AuEunf III.
Tnhnrrn I'rohmrtr r"rr"ralI"n ""rn-
InKs Tor ak months nn'l"d Jun" 10 w"f"
n, annual ratio 81 bnI wron 40 nn'l ~
Tor common rtnrk after regular dIVl-
,lnuhn on preferred rt""h. Th"r" earn
iuKn compare with lh,Aa fOr July. iNiH.
nud ,lGO for Ialh lun" 11TnlnHn w"r"
Iarxesl Of and month Of nrht hnlr ar
wear rounuins al annual rate ar u" ~
FOR common nhuroa altar prSIorT"d hlv
tnrui requirements ImlY will nltIw net
,l..a - Juno Salah fni nIrl Ihtr"
~aaks la Juiy Increased to r"r cont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-28

tIIInnrr nuh Tho contraction IN "H"tl"Gh
Ia nurIuruIlnG III" h"lI"f Tim, III" mar
hot Ia In u rather n"ld-"ul r"uhl'l"h
nnd tho t"rhnicm p"rliI"n consequently
ono or nIIun"nr
Thn nrwH nf tho day. nth"r thnn 'h"'
ruuCuniIng turn FOR thc halter In 'hs
Hunninn ritunlinu. carried llltln or ~"
nirnInrarrn ana Tho improvement IN
rricnn IhNrofnro 10 bort anGTiboh I" ''""
uiTni Trhrnnn,
A hoIuful factor wan r"p"Tl"h '"'
thrr advance la tho pIlin OF copper
metal nnd tho Tnp"rls or lnrG" "Thn'm
hriun placed with Tia" equipment ""'"
uuuIus pruitut oil innI" Hia"f""s 81"
Innnd Zoe Tho abe on Of "nh'u"nlnn '"'h
.Inp undar this category. The ls"a'"'h
r,upiam, unh iln rIi"e hHlhb 81" We
vntI,.ua vital noUennil Ion ~" "llIl '"'''"i
,us.IIus 10 tho sI sIa ar I"lItd "hd "h'Ii
nnr,nIhiub nonnlln aInnu Ih"r" II""" u"
made hunwn u In E" lf any "a'
hot ,uuvo "T i,nI"I Inn"a VIII u" ."
..,I dad ii"~eVoI. the "rr"'""' "'''
/ r.hnI"nI r,rIn1ni l'n viii. "'' doubt, MA
II,n ,nnih"i d"uhlv p"nrlilv" !" '"'"'
,,n,ou ,f ru,,"l t,Irilvn lnI"Ip'"la'I"h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-28
DUES RnVIH W.

hmW YuUN Iu,Y II . DUNN" N"-
vlow tn,nurr"w. will rnv'
'"Tho sIuwlnE duWn uf bnHlH"rn, "ur
In,nury with tho. nppr"arh Of mia r"'"-
NOR In accumulated by Ia" unr"ri"in-
,inn, rud I~ra strength npprRrH In
urIcnu Reaction from tho oatrerno
Iovoln har occurred. mot only In ronH"h"
mi, ruudnlurfn hut nlro In nlhHT com"
,undItIcr la which ihnro had """mrd u"
cun TO tho ndvsnnnr. ru"h az In pix
iron and hoIinr that Tho rr"ri or SOM"
81 tho leading markets. hnn at last h""n
rrnrrd In rprcndinz, Win oHpo'thlI"nr
TINT tho Yielding innhoncloH inhy he
como moro pronounced aud general
Iher, 10 no longer tho rnmn runh 4"
,nver r,r dthInnt wants nj Hlrnnri hHIno
riuuro nnd rmrrnut commitments "rc
In many in1inn"oH confined "''h'n IN"
,,Iurc-, uuasn,Io limits foi In n"i n
row unana nno'ln mo nlill -" "a "'Hlhh
that Iornaud. rorIout comparatively III
ito aho touent II any. and In "o'l"l"
Iunu,hen which hnVo 1spnrlon' ell n uI"'o
or Irna rTotrnrind lull in1i"nll"mn Of
tovIvIna activity aro mni" "l""rlp al.
un,nul Tho rnIuiTornonlr Of tho H"V
oruInnni ara both ostnnslvn nud vuilnh
Involving creator cEprndliuroa 'h"n hal
h~au Thought itholV. and n"Hi It"h"olnH
in,rIcatn nrn innTo ""hroin"d WIN W."
u,,blon Of maintaining "utruir than
with tho uurnIImu Of noruriuH nhdili"nsi
,nnIrnUtn from raRninr huy"in
Weakly hnnh oiaa'ius" 1Lu+f2il. i"I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-28
r.oaAH nHrArn aaAHH LITTAn

NV nrivato wiTo Ia 4 ~ Mnnion 4 !"
cfIi'kub, JulY ~ Tninp1I"'hI"" I"
the hnut kwsni aio ranging ""'P h'e"
,ud nn,no hni wilma" ~"i" i"i'"'i"h ~"
t.tdnr t."Ii,i"lnIn iit"i IA" ''"r 81
,,n,n la suH"ilns Ia tai" I"''h" a."
in.,.nnlns ""I "nIll 'Iis "i'""'''" 10
I.IIu"nd V""l1 "'l"h !" lh" l''"r ""'"
w" h"Ii"V" III" hi"I 80" ~ """ '"'"
I,.. Ua., rsII talbot 900. 81 and lh"''
T.,. I'LL n"t lee ,'"' d"u I" III" "'"'
L.t t'LIn.en ho,1l.," -" 'lh"'"r 'h"
.,,,,,,I,V Of r"uIs hnr""i "hlr"""'
,ti.h Hn~s '"i r'''"I ii"" h""'' '"
"a, ,,tu,~ui e., ~" fuIW'""
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aovEnuMnwr rIpr onnEpH

rlur manufacturers r"prr' ihnl thu
heunuI from tho rnNcfnn"nI Tor th"ir
urndurt iu -oInr whnI rrunll"r lhnu Ind
hrcn generally rxrrrIrd Tho United
Glnira rueI rIpn " Foundry CO. hnH
tnkcn orders Tor 800 toms "G plpo for
Ihr army cnniunmcut In t;""rEIn and
quo toms for WrIrhtstnwn. y. j.. mud
the Warren Foundry & Machine" 90. Ina"
,skcn contracts for several hundred tons
also for WriEhtstown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-28
STOCK MARKET DULL

Tho local stock market WAS ratheS1
dull ycHtcrdny. Thcro was Home deAS
iuR In tho leading isaueR. but IN" de<1
mnnd waA not brisk and prices wers M
changed LaBollc Iron Works commo
chm gcd hnnds Mt 112h. wheeling NON
md Foundry common sold at 81. Thuree
days price. and wheeling Stool and IroH
remained at 1S2, with l81 bid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-28
LOGAN d nAYhn'n GLOnINu nTOOh
I.nTTnn.

.ny IrI,uIn vito 4" A. 81 hnnl"n 90.
ttriW Ibitn JuIY - -- rs"oiI i"' "
r,,.u.anInry rr'l"h "r hnti "nn'"" ""'''r
.,,,n - ia" nn"rin "f IL" l'""l t'''i''
.Inu.I nIsnnuI, tho i"nn 'f 'he """'""'
vnn "a oIr"ur '.nn ""'l u" Va" "'""'''"
r,ne,asaod rnih"t"I Ia rIi""H'h
IA Ia Tho ,""ant p"Hl, emily o"'''"n
i.y Iho rr"rranI"uol "l"nnnl lla ""l ~
nure any nuipIda liuui'la'l"" ~ '"h"'
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UI.OnIHu uroUH LrTTHR.

nv rrIvnI~ -1,o I" TlU"""" 80.
nTW runN. July ~ il"'hlnr ~
Inrmr,nucn today Fl"rlr ho"n"o v"
,,rv ond cnr~rnh l"rrnlv In Inv '"''
hour Thrr~ la growing h"I'"f 'h"'
Tho "prI-c~ rrinE'' will Il" vol 'nh""
cnro OF probably NOM" ENCOURAGEMENT
will 10 ,nndo nrr' w""h nnh fnlr rri'"e
Ia prcIiv generally looked for. Wn 'h'"'
tho rnnrIot nrin worry we'll nnh IN IN M
likelihood gniuE hlghor.-(Frnm l'hrr'H
Winthrop n Coz
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r. rnuu DIVIDEND uuDuOr1ou.

i'"w I"uC- rry". 'lIir""l"rH mr. r"uh-
Ing IrI'orr I" observation-disclosures giving r"h'
-uu for rut IN common dlrih"nd frnrh
l. per ,'"Uf IT, p"r cent rnlr, when
IN rnrt rnyr. Evolution ~ trnnrpnrt.r-
ton iudurrrv mud changes IN uwn"rEhip
~ rnIIrnnhr of NnrthwnFt rendered ~
imperative thnt r"rupnny should own ItH
own limo to I'nriNr rnnHt. ThiH now
main irnrk mIlrnE" amounts tn about
mas mIlrs. which. together with I'M
m rTI"itng line" HcccsHI'n-
tod rxpnnditur" " $3.50. nnn.0N0. Aside