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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-06
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Nio.

OLYMPIA - Jimmy Duffy .,on,..
McAndrews. fifth; Johnny Mayo Rpcst j ~,
sSm saa,e sR%h,th snhd. second, BILLY Kramer won =
iIttle nRSea1ea9; Rear nG1rang n1ag Mctiovern dsf,ssS
Emmett, second. 'pped btll
NEW Y0RK-'Iack sharkey 49,,
yonnny Gouion, Joe Welling won
!chnny clinton, Paul Edwards beet VIZ
Fulton, Jamaica Kid outpointed R"a - ~
sey, Young Ahearn outboxed Italian II
n,ams, ,aann zoe my,and lost TO Marty Cross, n
brennan knocked out Al Benedict, sev.rv =
BALTIMORE - Kid Wolfe defea,.s =,
Loadman. referees decision. fifteen rcunS.
,ROCHESTER-Stanl Yoakum wou -.
Walter Butler. WI" IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-06

paid dearly for his depression. Samrr
outweighed by ten pounds and tha c,,
was with him at the start
Not at All Chubby
Sam boxed we'll and was holding bis =.
put spoiled 1t all by his unfair tas,T
Then everybody, including Kramer ,u,sS
against him and Sammy hit the rocky ~
In the fourth he was all but out. but ms1
aged to weather the storm and finish stro,.
kramer won the bout and presented Sam,5
with what might turn into a lovely ~:
ear. JACK McGuigan. who seconded r.
mer, was given an ovation when he ~
peared in the ring.
Another sensational bout was nut an 1.
Johnny Mayo and Eddie Smith, Of ~
YORK, who substituted for Young McAu,s
Eddie made Johnny look like a frapnS
nsh IN the first round, jabbing him M
times ny actual count. In the second rou.1
ne Jabbed a couple Of hundred more tm-
when-Zowie Johnny lifted his right frur
the floor and threw it at Eddie's law. On,
more the floor came up while IA.
slumbered.
Hank" Ruins Redskin
Young McGovern, who answers N 4.
name Of Hank" made Little Bear fo,,S
that there was such a thing as a warns,s
and gave the noble redskin a sweet "a,
Richmond lacing in six full rounds. IL ~
said by those on the inside that IN
Feeney was much pleased with the yictorr'
The opening bout between frankie pos,
and Billy Emmett, was stopped in the ~
ond round before Billy hurt his head on n
canvas. 80
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-06

"1I0 "o., -. - la ,hoir nvenInr's enioy-
arounu ,no ilns aS na ,,sra forced 70 leave
,, mem Sua sn, s,G' go, @ auditorium and wan
Mr, M Euwaius @ ,rn,s hittcr night nearly
der Iorln iito we ~ soheduie
oi'e houi a"s"' '-
I;ohtwa;gbts perform
=. .o,.,t,oro, bavmaker
by iar 'ne nus ,,s 20 the card when
act was staseu a. ."e en- ph;,odelnhia light
Eddle McAhuIe"S' s,,,a ,,,han ablv as
welgnt tooh .ne ,s.' nisn o,nor ,iehtweiebt
sisted py jimmy ,t " The light
VINO mans LroI'i iIo.h nounds ringside
weisnts "eIsneo & III a. 60 ~ g,,ys in our
wh,ch Is ra.ner nsn' ion ,errihie bout
league. Az the start IL va so.aainus as n
with poth boys as wiiu or" hora Same Of
pair OF sisters piayihe
checkers. s.,,oroa % con.
For -FOUR rouhos 'neg au,'tta,r ts not 70
vey the impression ina o,siiias these davs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-06

BASEBALL WAR WILL BE LOST IN
THE SHUFFLEIF If UNCLE SAMUEL
DECIDES TO SPANK THE KAISER
Dave Fultz and His WellKnown Strike Face Total
Ruin if Dove of Peace Takes Flight-Magnates
Will Intensity Retrenchment Policy

S
the United
There
Is imtroglo
control the
dismal The
and
Of
will be givensc scana
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-06
A War Will Eclipse Sport

A>or abebed which follow
a o
a
of Of
o
buy engaged with
o
it
If
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-06
Ill RE THE MESSAGE OF THE FANS TO THE BO
TWO EDDIES AND ONE BILLY BITE
THE CANVAS IN SHORT, SWEET BOUT
ATOLYMPIAW WHEN FLOOR COMES N
McAndrews Takes High Dive for the Count Att
Jimmy Duffy Assists With Wallop on Jaw
Billy Kramer Beats Sammy Robideau
By ROBERT w. MAXWELL

TNHEY forgot to nail down the floor at
i the olympia A. A. last night and three
aspiring knights of the padded fist were
struck when they weren't looking. In three
of the short, sweet, but sensational ses-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-06
HINCKLEY, PENN CREW
STAR, IS INELIGIBLE

Don ("Red") Hinckley, who rowed No.
on the Penn crew last year, will be inell-
gible for some time, owing to low conditions
in classes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-06
Hank" Ruins a Redskin
Waidner Reelected Tennis Head

CHICAGO. Feb. Cd. Harry waidner ~
ern Lawn Tennis Association. He will at,'i
the meeting of the national body at New N
next Friday, A meeting to fix the wsars
schedule will be held here February 2s. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-06

O.u.- PALACE. seth and Market sts,
k0lAer Aftsrneons. s.s5i. EvsnIn.., 7izb
q a.. TemorreW Ntsht--H0CkEY
Game stssts s'se r. y. Aan, sss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-06
Magnutes viii Suffer Either Way

The
will will just
will lose
an s
II of
On
another blow will be dealt
bankrol
tn and already the renchment policy has been into effect No in
like Alexander
variety
o
a
a
hrelngs they get o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-06

paid dearly for his depression SAMMY :.
outweighed by ten pounds and tho c,,'
was with him at the start. ~"
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
JASNOWSKI
OUT DURING
VICE PROBE
Leaves Grand Jury
Room When "Clean
Up" Cops Testify

Shortly before noon. Friday. De
tectiYe John keid, formerly In
charge of the cleanup" squad was
summoned before the circuit court
grand jury
Detective John Navarro. OF the
automobile squad in police head
quarters, and Patrolman Albert
Bates. OF the cleanup" squad. both
former members OF former Police
Commissioner John Gillespie's free
lance" division. We're also sum
moned During the testimony Of
these officers, the members OF the
prosecutors staff retired and Atty
Gen. Alex. J Groesbeck was In
charge
Bates and Navarro were assigned
10 work as team during the Gil
lespie administration and their as
anmea, included the old vice dis
friet In I,ataystte-ave east, and the
immediate vicinity n ia thought
that underworld information from
the officers is sought by the grand
jury
Eugene Farkas. bartender in a
West Jeiferson-aYe. saloon where
several women complained they
were attacked by TWO patrolmen.
was the frst witness called FRIDAY
morning. Patrolmen Bruce Car
mack and David RoweI OF the
Scottenave police station. who
were accused by The women, testi.
fed late in Thursday session
Harry Dennis secretary and
treasurer OF he Bemb.Robinson
company motor car dealers, Bessie
Montgomery and Flo Wood said 20
have knowledge OF Detroit's under
world, were also called
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16

- iIi Nf IA ifAAW
Am Can. com
DO pfd s.t
Am g. a r. cIn
DO. pfd ....
Am 81 Pounds
Am Cot OIL.
Am Linsd. en-.
DO. pfd ....
Am LOGON
Am SIN a. Ref.
DO. pfd ...,
Am sug Ref
Am Rect Sug
Am Tel e. Tel
Am Tobacco ..
Am Wooden
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
WALL STREET
CHEERING UP
Improvement In Labor Situa-
ton Reflected On Stock
Market

NEW YORK, Nov 16-The New
York Evening sun financial review
today said
Improvement I'm the labor ques.
zion. particularly with respect 20 the
menace OF railway strike. and re-
lief felt over the almost total tx.
tinctlon OF submarine piracy for the
time being at least. served 10 cheer
up Wall street not little today
Sentiment, therefore. was excellent,
but 10 was not good enough 20 IN.
duco people 90 trade in the securi.
Tics markets 10 any appreciable ex.
tent. roday's session was almost as
dull as "a Saturday in midsummer
before fhe war'
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
INV Ynnk rnonTCE

new YORK Nov l6-Flour:
Quiet hrm. Pork quiet. mesa st7
"a 4T.be. Lard strong. middle west
spot. f2s50m $3.50 Sugar Raw.
steady. centrifugal 30 test. 50 %
fnuscovado. So test f602. refined.
steady. cut loaf 81 So. crushed. g. 90
powdered. tSS0TS65. granulated.
fS3S coffee Ria No. on spot.
7@nSc Tailow: Firm special, ~ ic,
city. lGa e. Hay, strong No 81 f0
~ s0. 40 g. $500 55. clover s. 80
~. 80. Dressed poultry. quiet, tur-
KEYS. tTQ32c. chickens goa Csc.
fowls 1914 25c- ducks. i6uffc Live
poultry. Firm geese. 600. ducks ~
nt2cA fowls. 12u25c. kurbeys f26
$50. roostcrs 2It, chickens. hroIcrs.
g1u18kc Cheese steady state
milk, common 20 specials. te0a4A1 e.
skima common 90 special, s q 20iac.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
cuIbNoo HTTrER MtnKET

CHICAGO, Nov 1H Butter. Extras
f4Mc, nrsts i1ts ttc dairy extra =
1914 U4ac nrsta Isu3gr EgEr
Prime ordinary. f0M4ir nrsts "a I'd
~ tsc Cheese Twins 90 4. n 2fc
Young America. ef1. o. 5'4c lave
poultry Fowls fau tHtsc. ducks. 90c
geese 1sr. springs. 100. TURKS. 1fr
Potatoes Receipts - cars Wlecnu.
sin. O75ae MnncFota fi1fdg
fancy west t2163efs
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16

CHICAGO. Soy. Us opening. -
Corn Dtc.. no sales. Jan down &c
MAY down &c oats heC. up lsc,
Msv up lsr Provisions steady
Noou Dec. up Ac topened ST.
1e7sl Jan. up vac, May up q. oats
Dec ur. March uu lU lDppuei
Gze,cl. Nay. up sac Provisions
Irregular
close Corn Dec up &C Jan. up
p May up &c. Oats Dec. up y G.,
Mar 2c May mp ~ Provisions
steady.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16

CHICAGO Nov TO- Hogs Rec
cclpts 210o0. market strong fon Sc
higher; mfNed and butchers, $17l5r
l1.s5, good heavy. Slt45n Snt D.
rough heavy. &i7IrN i725. lCht
tl7l5Wt7 710 pigs ti4d o.. Cattle
Receipts. g 800. market strong 90 l0c
higher. bcevos S7djG.25. COWS aud
hcffers. t4GUn II 1f Stockers and
fet ders s. 70qt1i so. calves 81 ~ ~.
sheep Receipts 1000 market
strong native. s. 75af2.Io. western.
SqOl2pN. lambs. fi25OMi no west
ern, S12Tbff tTta. ewes S1I0H u 40.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16

DETROIT Nov 1G Ruttrr June
drstr is tubs were offered az f3c,
with SIC bid. creamery prints nrsts.
cases were offered at 47c with a3c
best bid.
Eggs. Frcfh nrsta 10 rasoe were
offered az 4sc with sec hid fall
storage. rs crates wsrr offered nt sec.
MAY EXTRAS. % crates offered Rt Httav.
with f1hc bld, Michigan rcffigefa-
tors 90 crater odnfeW Ht $40 MAY
refrigerator 20 N.ratesN werc offered
~ .In nnr dug
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
Hanks and Trust Companies

Ih0 fnIluwfnu n mrs are privilrRe
~ execute orders on the exchange
W Moss & CO Csrlyis = povsh
Gto. ~ west A CO.. y r MAccrons
co. " - Nohio & Co. y l.. sey-
m4ur & Cos. w = Mclaughlin. Mer-
rill Lynch & Co. W 4 Hamlin 8 Co.
Wm A. Ncer g. Co. Sincialr q Couls
wendell Mulkap Co VIM " Rose
& co. r rs pelton Co, loci stock.
nrd a Geo.. Htunctt Smith 4 Co. w.
g. Reilly s. o. Matthew Finn. A W
wallace 2 co. Lrwts q Gorton.
" pRridrn wood uW Co. Dood
Martin & na o1fnra. Ferris & Co,
WaIi Zoe A. 60
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
CIrNrI.ANn 1--WE sToCh

TIF.N INLAND. Nov. II fiOFs re-
ceipts. 5000. market 5W l0c lower;
workers.. StI55 mixed. Sf7Fo me-
dums $3.50. pigs. SIT25. roughs.
SlE go. staga $3.50. cattle. Re-
cotpta rs cars. market strong. sheep
and lambs Receipts cars market
steady. top. Sf6a5 Calves Receipts.
200 steady top. $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16

EAST PIFFNID. n 81, NOV. Ib-
Cattle Receipts 600, market fteady
% strong prime steers. $l3p "a.
butcher grades. SNd11.I5, COWS s. 30
09tG
calves Receipts coo; market active.
5oc higher cull go choice stnI5
sheep and lambs Receipts. f.fHH
market SLOW, choice lambs $1,000
fG6f nll 90 fait siiM1e2t yeaf-
lne~ $12Nfi sheep S501l75.
Hogs Receipts. 3 200 market ac-
two. strndy workers. tli150 .i5,
pigs. 81, ZtW1 80. mixed SIG 5Nfl
1890 henvy. tis10nIN so rou&hs,
s1f h0utGf5. stays. $4,000 ib
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
NEw YoRK ~ rI1sn NND rocs

NfiW YOUIt. Nov rs nntter
Tirm. receipts. 65s1 creamery exc
trn f6r. Crenwcrr. special market
f5tt o sc afute dnt. tubs. 3bU4fc
Imitation creamery nrsfs, nominal
Bggs Quiots receipts. 1855 nearby
white fancy fbm Soc nearby mixed
fancy. isasbc. fresh nrsts. ts0sbc
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16

Experiments IN tho Philippines IN
crossing native and Connecticut to-
bacco have produced variety sell
ing for more than twice the price OF
the native.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
TOLEDO GRAIN

T0ITTU NIV TO- "II0so--W WH0af
Cash S217. Corn Cash. 81 70. bee
81 12A Jan, ~ % MAY 81 rs oats.
Rvc cash. 81 So Cloverscrd cash.
gtf rcc and jan SIS 500. Marcf D..
tfGt0 Alstke. cash, STARS Tlmo-
tNy cash. s. 50 Dec Sa.6etp Mar.
s. S21s Rutter Brick creamery. use,
tub creamery. fic Egg Fresh cand-
died 43c. fancy selects. 41f Hay.
Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Soy le.--An active dee
mRnd and nigh prices FOR the cash
grain today sent corn up = 10 %
cent over yesterday closing prices
Trading was somewhat restricted
however by the government warn
Ing against ovcr-tradlng.
December corn. after a late open
ing al glI37s, up csc. sold at 81 20
January opened - lower but lhtef
gained iac o. 'llG7s May opened az
$l.lfh, down -. bat subsequently
High cas6 prices also sent oats
prices up December 0peued isc hish-
cr and later gained alc 10 b1+s O..
March rcRpprtr"d On the market
opening al GA. a and later selling az
6aNc May opened sc higher AT
eARc, later gaining - Provisions
were irregular on a huctuatin6 hog
market.
DETROIT. Nov. IG-Close. The
market for corn and oats iu Detroit
had quiet ana steady opening In
Chicago the early fccllng IN those
grains was Inclined 20 he easy with
small reductions in price
Corn in Detroit was quoted at the
cid price. but that has not much
meaning az present N "a consumer
had a chance t. buy "A ear a. old
corn he would probably be quite will
ing 90 pay bc or oven lQc above this
quotation They DO not bid the price
because there is ne use There j. no
corn here for sale. The ears that
come IA from day 90 day have been
sold 20 arrive and DO not come on
the market Ihe market ~ inactive
and very strong Consumers are anN-
ious for supplies. ln chicago th"
pecember corn deal had some sharp
fluctuations There was an early de-
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
rI1,n ropVru sror,rs
nciroIt nnnk el,nrlnr.

Detroit hank rlearinEs for Nov rV
1917. were si0.fss .6tGg3 total cIear-
2oite. as aEainst i.9f1Nft.27s 0g foY
the corresponding period Ia 1916.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
PATRIOTIC

The "war machine" is oper-
ated by telephone. stick to
your post" is the advice of an
army officer to telephone en-
ployes.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
u. S. Will.
NOT And
BLUNDERS
NORTHCTJTIsT
= Il Bills h er w arm S
Premier America De-
mands Efficiency
-NORTHCLIFFE

LONDON, Nov TO- TOday's
newspapers unanimously resumed
discussion OF the inter.Allied coun-
ell plan as outlined by Lloyd.George,
as a result OF the Northcliffe letter,
declining cabinet post under
Lloyd.George The communication
completely revived the hickering
evidences OF a political crisis.
The Spectator suggested a gov
eminent built around sir Eric
Geddes. now first lord OF the ad-
miralty and Lord Robert Cecil. min
lister OF blockade Geddes A. repre-
sentative OF business while Cecil
presents the political interests.
LONDON. Nov. 1G. in a letter to
Premier Lloyd-Gcorge. declining Tie
headship OF the new air ministry.
which was made public last night
Lord Northcline. recently returned
chief Of the British mission 10 the
United States. warned England thar
The United states VIII not stand
blunders such as have characterized
the past conduct OF the war by Tho
Allies
Lord Northcliffe explained that he
rejected The air ministry because he
wished % feel himself at liberty 10
criticise certain features OF the
Lloy d-Georse government without
being hampered by the loyalty which
a position as one of It's ministers
would demand from him
After making clear his position,
his lordshiP said
May ! also take this opportunity
Of giving warning about our rela-
tions with that great nation from
whom come We have had the
tragedy of Russia. due partly to
lack of Allied propaganda 20 coun-
teract that OF the Germans. We
have the tragedy of Italy largely
due 20 thar same enemy propaganda
We have had the tragedies Of Ser
bia. Rumanla and Montenegro.
. There is one tragedy which
am sure we shah not have and that
is the tragedy Of the United States
But from countless conversations
with leading Americans ! know that
unless there Is swift Improvements
in our methods here. the United
states will rightly take into It's own
hands the entire management OF
great part OF the war. II viii not
sacrifice its blood and treasure 90
the incompetent handling OF the az.
fairs OF Europe,
In saying all this, which IS very
much on my mind, believe me
have none but the most friendly
feeling toward yourself and that
am greet heaeFeA- hy-YeHf- sag
gpstf0n" "
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16

liberal. market higher. heavles slf So
ut7sO. mrdlur 8. s17.65017.76. york.
ers. si70 iI6O good pigs, SiGul9.
Calves. StendN sheen and lambs.
steady
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
PROFITABLE

Salaries start at once. Oper-
ators earn while they learn.
Splendid opportunities for ad-
vancement.
Apply Operators Training
Department. Madison avenue
and John r street, between 9
a. m. and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
Produce

The produce market is ln a worry
steady position this week as To prices.
While the principal change in condi-
tons is general hrming up in The
poultry deal Dressers have caught
up iu their work and arc again In
tie market AZ the same ti,re there
has been "a light run ct receipts an
week the combination enabling re-
ceivers 20 clean up their surplus
stocks while the dema nd is sufA-
Client t0 take care of the receipts
from day 20 day. AZ for the rcst.
quotations remain as heretofore and
fairly active trade ls reported.
..AppIe~-s525ae bol; Jonathons,
Bananas - Good shipping stock.
iNc 10.
Beans--Dri, d L'mas, l7c lb.
CranbcrrieS si+n liSo per bbl; 50
CsImornin Fruits--Malasa grapes
fl75 q ? Tokays 81 t5p2 Red Em-
pcrors. $50 f.la per kos -
ChestnSts Michigan ls@2oe;
Dressed Calves Fancy country
dressed, @ sc, choice ltR lte, com
mon. IS n l6c No.
Dressed nogs ..Fangy tghtweights
Fresh veEc,RbIes--B BeetS sl.26 bu.;
turnips, 81 per bu.t celery. 20N&3c
bu. shallotts. 25W 35c per doz. toma-
toes hot house. 20 p 22c 10. egg plant
sogsc, '; ,iR.75 dof I2s esSbaFe. slail6
Ru.5 lettuce. head. Ss25 per ease
CO. s.I.,. >" Fry,, srs ossas.so pet case.
Bay---Do'rolf dealers are pnyiug
The tollewing pricos q @. b. betroH;
No. 1 timothy s24.a0g 2s standard,
81 59H g ~ liehi rliNccd, 82s.5o9
mixed. t2o Il ef1 80. clover. sIems0
Per ton. Wheat ana oar STRAW.
tsE0a9. rye rtraw - llDi6 re. TON.
Hides No l.curcd hides. 2'c So.
i5o; No. green bunsa Igc. $50. !
cured veal kip. go. No. ] green heol
kp. &c No. 4 cured mulraln. 2gc
No. green murfajn. 2lC. So. J cured
horse hides. 81, SO ? horse hidos
81 No. tnllow. lGc. No. taD 9w.
i2c' No hides tc OF No. kip
and calf iite q2g5 ,s,.ssepslt'n cas- T.
Lemons ssWs50 pcr box.
Nuts - walnuts. atfr zSri almonds.
2egs2c, hlberts. isa &c. sreFils -
b-lb. cartons. almonds fst wDinufs.
soc, pecans, $50 H.. pen. ..r. rs.t rs.
fancy. i2c; Jumbo. i4c 10.
Oranges eS--Nalenciaa sf.ts = box.
onions-~Home Grown. lttlH -9
per 10 lbs. panish. 81 rff crate
Petate~--- - t--i-if--,- q --+--- -s-rer
100 lbs. ln f0hblug lots
Poultry Syringe. 20 y SEC f.~Nt-
weights, ~ a zoe. 40. ) hens letf t1rs
mcdiuma. i7QlSc. lightweighta. tfH
tc, rcosters, i51i6r. geese i9n zoe.
ducks. 22u 23c, turkey. rs q 200 10
sweet Potatoes -- DelawareH ii.fo
bhL, Jersey sweets, - isnGef. 80
JOINING PRrCrs
Canned Goods ~ Apples gal t'cla
beans. g1.25s2, corn. fancv Maine 81.
standHTd $50 p-a.. fsncy early
marrowfat peas. q, tomatoes, rfsnd-
ard. S2.25 for 3-ib. basket
Corer Santos. standard. ihHtsc
medium. lsW zoe; rancv. 70Q2zc. RIO.
e2c. 1-lb. tins 2sn20c u
Feed ln i00-lb sacks. Bran. s8si
standsrd .middhngs1 si2 nne mtd-
dhnEa SO crncNcd corn. f64.
coarse. eorpmeal 81, corn tnd oat
chop 400 ton.
FIour-Beu winter patent sfO.75.
second patent 5000. atraiEhL
fio.fS. spriug patent. I'LL ryf four
$40 ia hNl ~ lta .l57 in eiE4te paper
sacks
OILS -I.nseed oil raw fffe. boiled.
ll-N sat-. kerosene lTo.f barrels
Ice gasulfnh. en- n gr
Provisions -Mcss pork $50 family
pork t6fnh2 clear rrrt ssI Gbti
hams, zs as0c. bacon ~ n 90; picnic
hams 9Sc shoulders. 2b0 02ic. lard.
IN a2s&c IN.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
TELEPHONE
OPERATING

An excellent profession and
opportunity to "do your bit"
for Uncle Sam.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
PLEASANT

The work is interesting and
enjoyable. The surroundings
are comfortable; associations
agreeable. The company is
liberal in It's treatment of
employees.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16

To enable those unacnuainted xlth
any sign language 20 converse with
deaf mutcs a Fronchman has IN
vented a device resembling a type
writer which raises letters 20 spell
words ss keys are pressed
PFintinG-the plain neat kind--that
IL right---Timcs Job Dcpf.--Main 1870.
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The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
New York Stocks

Quotltlon8 by Hornhiower = Weeks.
Nov rs open High Low Close
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
HNINE8' WIGS, TOUPEES. HAIR GOODS

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foods enrfv and
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Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations by Hornhlowor & wrciJS
Nov ls. open High Low Close
Alaska Gold 80 so aa t3
,eat e frecis tt6 A6 tt0 At0
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WANTED - HII--MIsCELLANk
CASH for old false seth. gold crowns.
broken tcwelry. diamonds. watches
etc. FUN value paid Liberty rig.
% ~ Voc y q ~ 49, lI.-y l....l-- aI IoE..
wANrEo-FARMs
FARMS WANTED
We have calls for improved farms or
all ncreaRes Within 100 miles OF
Detroit. ~ YOU have farms for sale
write Us at once or call
ROSS LAND co.
81 Forrest West Opposite r. ..
Phone cherry 30S5.
~ nENT--UOOmS
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor larned and Batcv-7ts Make
your home downtown convenient
20 huaipeaa and thcatcra Rooms
$500 per week M. r.nfort and
service At Hotel franklin,
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Hannah Reltal Agency
A free list of ho ser and fais. Can
IN person at The otGegt ard largest
real estate exchange ib Michigan.
N~ORkW rI'1 ufNC
FOE ,tss---HresosN pHnrERTI
13S SPOKANE
Noar Grand river. new 2-familv brick
veneer 6-room aat dfr rated gas
ranges fhrufehcd Price 1920.
WuI accept payment of 81. 500 down.
JOHN PRUTOW, JR.
Cherrv ftos s25 Dime Bank.
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The Detroit times., 1917-11-16

Fon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16

Near Grand river. new 2-familv brick
veneer 6-room Nat decorated Ras
ranges fhrufehcd Price $4,000.
VIII accept payment uf fi 500 down.
JOHN PRUrOW, JR.
Crcrrr. tfor s25 Dime Bank
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HrLr wANrEn-sIALE
The Detroit times., 1917-11-16
HrsfNFss CARDS

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a. A. a. - =. A A. A.
Hannah Rental Agency
free list OF DO ser and fats. CAN
IN person AZ The oiGegt ard largest
real estate exchange ih Michigan.
M~OHtW fI'1 UfNG
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-03

Miss Lucie Weems of liarllngen !
spending the weekend m town. a guest 2
the Kimball boarding house.