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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. June eS.-Close, Wheat
was neglected and weak openlng
with a decine oil n IN the Detroit
/ market. Trading was nearly all In
corn and oats.
Belief Is general In the trade that
the government VIII hN price for
wheat varying al different points ac-
cording TO freight rates. Dealers
are holding on owing 10 tins ana
waiting for the government 20 act SO
I that they may know what - bld TOT
| the new crop. This wheat - al
ready seeking market quite Freely
al sOuthw estern points and the move
ment is gaining in volume every DAY
as harvesting ana threshing are
working northward. crop proSpeS =
are giving the market w~aN teel-
ing Trading - not expected 20 saln
much Importance until dealers Know
where they are at one caNs" on
weakness is belief that tho goN-
eminent VIII ~ loW price t.L
wheat about 81 and another ~ tht
report that the British goVernmrnt
has been asked 20 suspend the lin b.
porting 81 American wheat untl inr
Canadian surplus Las been moved. a :
canada has great quantity or
wheat this movement VIII chccA ne
reductions of the American Nisl-Ie
Milling demand is not cutting much
of a ngure in this market The MI.
SIRE doing a little better W. ~ ~
snd taxing most % the wheat from
The close in wheat was unchanged
for cash and l q PC lower Tor the IA-
corn advanced lc. and oats gained
tuesdays wheat quotations. cash
No red s25o July opened Win
drop ~ &c al s. o5. declined 20 "a
and advanced % s2o5 Septsm oet
advanced 70 slS5 No I ~hite. s. 49,
THURSDAYS coarse grain quotations
Corn-Cash 40. . sl.7s No yelio"
sf-s hid No. yellow 81 .14is
standard. 1e'sc BID No.
white. zee No white. Iic.
Rve-Cash NJ see5
Reans-immediare and prompt
shipment IS october. $3.50.
seeds Prime and clover. 81 %
October sli.5o. sisike Sii4o umo-
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Thlirsdav were ] 600 hbis 81 -four
cars % wheat. 4 81 corn. and ~
oats Shipments were 600 hols or
aour and 20 COO hu q wheat stocks
are isa 600 hu % wheat 5000 hu ~
corn 100000 nu O., oats. and l3.e''
IA % rye.
Primary receipts were ~ oNo bu.
against sSs 900 bu a YEAR ago,
Exports ~ wheat and -four Ihurs-
DAY. sos of0 hu
Reretpts % wheat Thursday Du-
Ils Ta4 cars against SIS Winnipeg
SsS cars. aEain~t sfS. chicago
cars. against IS southwest, $1,000
Nu against IL con hu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
u. S. FLYER IS
SLAIN IN FIGHT
James Hall of Boston Is Re-
ported Victim of Ger
man Airmen

PARIS. June IS According TO a
report received from the from TO-
day. James Hall Of Boston. an
American aviator in tho Lafayette
EscadrAie. has been killed In an ar
aghf against seven German adverse.
ries
Hall made his ars' aigh- AS 2 Ia.
fayettc aviator sunday on thar day
he courageously attacked an enemy
plane az tho poinfb,ank range of 90
yards The Boche frca back and
Hall fell iooo Yards bar finally re
sained control %. bis machine and
landed safely
Details Of rhc encounter in which
he is rerorfed 20 have lost his nfe
are lacking E
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28

The following nrms are privileged
90 execute orders on the exchange:
". r. Moss 4 Co. Carlyle h Povah,
Geo. n. West q Co.. e. r. Maccrone
mour & Co, W. B. Mclaughlin. M~r-
MI. Lynch 4 Co.. w. A. Hamlin = Co..
VIM. A. Neer q Co. Sinclair h Couls,
Wendell, Mulkey q Co. VIM. II. Rose
y Co. r, X. Pelton q CO.. Joel Stock
ard & Co.. Bennett. smith a CO.. w.
~ Reilly 4 Co.. Matthew Finn. A. w.
wallace q Co. Lewis q. Gorton. Bel
Hon. Woodruff a Co., Besncr. Cramer
Muehl, Dodd. Martin & Co. OHarA
Eerriss 4 Co. webb. Lee q 20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
MN yoRh pRonVcr MARkEr.

NEW YORK. juno u.s. Flour fnac-
tive and unchanreG PORK. Firmer
mess Sirq $3.50. l.rt; Unsettled .
middlewcst spot, see 30 a. 20,S0. sugar.
Raw. firm. csntrifngel 96-tesi S6.o2
u6.1t. nluScoyHdo Ng-tcst. f52i "a 80;
refined, nrm. cut loaf So crushed.
sS7E. powdered. 5000 7ay. sfanu-
lated, tg600 7.75. Cofce RIO No. :
on spot sac Tallow Dull special.
l7lsc, city. i6Ac. Hay. Weak. No.
1. sio. No. 3. sea- a acc clover. eb6
slO6 Dressed poultry. Firm tur-
KEYS, 1sG2Sc. chickens. eon eSc,
fowls. i6ns5tsc. ducks. Long Island.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
oliver Hazard Payne Dead.

NEW YORK. june 2s.-Col. Oliver
HAxard Payne. multi-miIlionaire cap
italist and associate OF John d.
Rockefeller. died from the effects OF
aee at his town home here. lie was
~. Burial will be in Cleveland. Col.
Payne was the son Of former United
3tates Senator n. p. Payne. Of Ohio.
and an uncle OF Payne whitney,
Harry Payne whitney and Mrs. vii.
1sf1 d Straight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
TOLEDO GRAIN.

T0TFT,0. June g Close Wheat
Cash s25e ruiv q Sent 81 -
Corn cash sf74- JULY. 8 90 sent.
q s7i. nee. s1i0 Oats Cash 70c.
Tuiy s7i,r. SEPT. $50 Rive cash.
t7fa Cloverseed Cash. 8 90 Oct.
sffa~i, 1oc 81 27N Afsike Cash
slis5 Timothy Cark-f755. But
fer Prirk creamery. 7ac tub creerl =
erv eqf.r ErEs Fresh carflei.
SC fancy selects. 35c. Hay Tn
changed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
Detroit Bart CLEARING.

Detroit bank clearinTs for Thur
day were s7.5sS.7iii4 Total clca
inEs for 1917 ~ date arc s125s
463 .595.l4 as against ea7e,2i22s0 o.
for the corresponding period In
1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
crpp COPPER srorks
HITTER An rGGs.

DETROIT. June Butter. Fresh
creamery extras. IS tubs were Of.
fered At 3eisc. with 75c bid
EgEs. Fresh MICHIGAN Hrsts In
new cases 90 crates were offered a
S2&c. with 32c md In shinrfnr
cases 90 crates WARE offered Al
s2ac, with ,sla = bid. and ri crate,
were offered az 7.is r. with ale bid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. June - ~ opening
Wheat July down 90. sept. down 81
Corn. July down &c. sept. down 'lt
Dee. down &c oats July up I.
sept. up &c Dee, up &c. tro-
visions steady.
Wheat. July. down II sept
unchanged. Corn July unchanS-1
sept. up ~. Dec up nc cats
July. up &C sept. up sc, Dee, up
&c. Provisions steady
Close Wheat. July unchanged
sept. up Lsc Corn July up ac.
sept. up &c Dee. UP &C. oats lniF
M TIC. Sept. up J sc Dec up &c.
Provisions. Generally higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
Livestock
MIcHIeAN eENTRAL srocKN ARps


DETROIT June % -Catle Mar
ket steady an grass cattle csc low
er than "Wednesday. soc lower than
last week best heavy steers, dry
ted Sfld12 best handy weight
butcher steers. dry fed. tlo.S0N : l.so .
niiNrd steers ana hclfcrs grass. 50 ~
1880, handy light butchers $ 500
$50 nrht butchers. SG5oR7 best
cows IS 50 1,-N butcher COWS s. ~ 30,
common COWS $50 SIS. Gamers. s. NJ
IS best heavy huiis. s.. bologna bulls.
s. sto. stock bulls. s. 10. feed
ers. SSHQ stocksrs. s6 so q $50;
mixers and sprIngers. $50 "a 20 Veal
calves Market steady. best grades.
S155nWI6 others. 10dl3r. sheep
and lambs. Market steady: best
spring lambs St7 fair lambs. $50
rs light % common lambs. ST. 10.
vearllnEs. SiSN14: fair tn good sheep.
s S0ns culis and common. ken . 90
Hogs Market prospecfe pigs, SlNu
If1t mixed grades. SIS A.-b.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
~Ew yonK M r-rrp I'm rccs.

NV YORK. June Butter. ras-
TER receipts. i44si. creamery extra
- :. n 3Sr. creamery. special market
'sk q SOC state dairy tubs. 90 p 3sc
Eggs steady. receipts. 81 asa near
by white fancy. 4o1tfc. nearby mix
ed fancy. 33Gs7c fresh nrsts. s4a
SIC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
ou, Of n. Mouths Of Babes.

Bobby" gaid the teacher. can
Won repeat tho Golden Rule" Yes.
ma'am. replied Bobby Do anto
other fellows what they would iiise
~ do 20 YOU"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28

?0T a2c Live poultry: Quiet: geese.
ihc. ducks. l.. l.. "a a csc. fowls. ESQ
2ftac turkeys. zoe. BOOSTERS. t3is 20
ihc chicken. broilers. 2bQ 35c.
Cheese; Firmer. state milk. common
10 specials. 20m 23A.c. skins. common
10 special, 3WiSc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28

Ls's 81 ihe lafayette EscadrHe
per ccoe' a7 furnished ne rrucd
Pre- fa Paris war oTcc. do
rr CHOW oes H7i ~ Boston"
cog ~ fairly complete h's ~
rrt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
New York Stocks

Quotations by Hornblowes 4 Weeks.
une Is. open High Low Close
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28

NEW YORK CoTroN MARKET
Quotations by Paine Weber A 90
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
ASSET s
Of the COMPANY

Two Indiana wells now
producing sufficient oil TO
pay immediate dividends 81
at least 9 per cent on all
stock annually.
Leases on 62l acres in
Texas In one solid BLOCK
surrounded by oil producing
properties.
lenses on go acres In Ok
lahoma surrounded by oil
Producing properties.
o:her Kilt edge leases
bang procured I'm Kansas
aad wyoming oil nelds IN
TroNan territory.
Having complied fully
with all requirements 81 the
Michigan law. We ofer for
fa!c y limited number OF
shares Of our capital stock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
REASONS
why Won should Buy Nov

Dividends within months
are guaranteed IN writing
or money refunded At 3 per
cent interest.
New leases constantly he
ing acquired 49, each lease
add nE 90 tIlr company as
sets makes tho stock %
much higher value.
Price rises from $3.50 10
go July Z. Only n limited
amount being sold to fnancs
.he drilling ~ new we ~ ON
tho r. WY leased property.
Demand for oil and prices
arc Increasing daily-and
through our pipe line con-
ncctiCns with Standard oil
Co. We receive benefit OF all
price increases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
REPORT or The CONDITION
OF THE
PeninsuIar State Ban k

Al Detroit Mich at the close OF bust
ness June 20. 1917. as called for ny
the Commissioner OF the Banking
Department.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations by Hornhiower & weeks. +
June % Open High Low Close I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
sfanSinonirn INNS Nir Gdlnri,

Sur @riinOme cineS politiihcn
@unOeS Ger 9tclltroIen merocn icit
6wci SoGrcn Iobenslpcrt6e unO i6cil.
wciic cricIercidc 9Initrcngupecn ae-
nodt IoS @eroicnIt ecbii6rt bier
IN eritcr 2inie oem Eaciiiltcn @nrico
Signomi in 2uoono. @benfoHS bon
Der Sdmci5 oebt MN oic glnregune
aus, neben oicIcm GeriudJ ollie neu.
trolen S0noer 81 lunfaiien lmo iie
au elmer politiiden @roBe mcroen 5i
lallen nit Scr Die fricgiii6renoen
D}od]tc rednen iollen, nit ein5clncn
ms belonoers ipmpotbiid)en Reltra.
len engere fultllreIIe 9e5ie6unacu 5u
pflcgeu unO nit ibnen nidt nar in
.politllden ionoern ouh IN enaeren
gelltlgcL Io5inlen imo mirt6hoitIi,
dDcn slnstolhd 81 tretcn. N2an oenft
oa in erItcr 2inie al cine cnaerc aci.
ltlgc @eneinldoft init Sfonoinooien
lino NIT SollonO. @inem offBieIIen
politildcn 9imO Ocr 9Ieutrolcn itcbt
ibre 5crrilicnc uno gctrenntc oeooro.
p1ilbe Soec, ionic ibre ocrIbieoene
lpirtbl6aftlidc 9tbb6ngigfcit bon Oen
@roBm06ten in 0ercn ShIeppton
nc eerotben limo, cnt0caeu. Ginem
gelltieen 9li0 itc6t ober ltcbt nidfS
lnt %e9e. gorbeoinoime lit olIcr.
oinsS, ooB man lid eeecnicitig beIIcr
fenncn>lno bcritcbcn Icrnt.
v&oS luiIicn mir i'm @unoe bon
SforOinaoicu2~ i6rcibt Gin Sdwci.
ser in Der ncuen n3iiriber 3eitllno" :.
Die orei &onigreibc lino ms lo8ula.
Gen I'M Frin5ip ipmpot6iid, o6ne ooB
mir re6t puBten poutm. g8ir miI.
len ooB Oic 8olfsbiIouno in oieIen
Snnoern ouf elmer 6o6cn Sttic ltebt,
Dob in &ebtsluelen llno in ser Io5io.
len @cice9cblmg bier @crIuhe uno
Sorti6ritte gemo6t pcroen, 6inter
ocncn inler Sono peit 5uriid6Iei6t.
User bate mod nidtS bonn norueQi.
ihcn Strofgeicbbucb, pon ocr ibmcoi.
iden Sriuferiiiriorge eeb0rt? ggir
milicn aud, DoB ienc 9dnNcr ms ocn
@interiport io5ulageu eei6euft ia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

ben. g9ir fcnncn icrner Elm paor
groBc 9ionci mo pcrcbren Sbicn
lmO 9jornion Sofobicn lno SonoS
Sic, &iertcgacrO mo YronOcs. g9ir
lpredcn nit ocr groBten Sohodtlmg
bon Ocn SIanoinopicrn mo modcn
Dor ibrcr SAltur cine ticie 8crbcu-
elIng, abcr Oomit lit cs ood nod
nidt actban. Nion lit Su mcit pon-
cinouocr mo fenut cinonOcr 5ll mc.
nig.
Bum @liid bat lnS scr aricg ct.
moS nGbcr gcbroht. Tic SciOcn, ser
Nclltrolcn bon Seitcn bciOcr Nl1dtc.
@ruppen iinO onud6ernO Die glciben.
Gie iiberouS wiirOiec SoItng Der
Orei Stooten iopobl in Ger Sro9e scr
nSDmpotbieu" in ocnen Iic inns eiit
9eilpicl Der Ginigfcit umo ser 81.
riidbolhng gobcn, ais audi in ocr
Gcrtretlmg itnO 9c6olptlng i6rcr
Sllterellen llnd dllBen bot linS llll-
ponirt. Go5n fommt Die Shoiiuna
elmer idpeOiifcn Oiplomotiitben@er.
tretung in @cru mo Die 9cieblng
oieieS @oitens nit einer iibcrouS
OiitinglIirtcn Yerionlibfeit. gle6ncn
mir enolih Oie tbotfrditi9e llntcr.
itiieune Der ihpei5eriid.omcrifoni.
iden giote Olrh Oie orei norOiideu
HcgierlIngen bin5u, 10 miro man ia.
gen oiirten OoB iib bic geidllmgc-
men 9ouoc 5piidcn mS im0 i6ncn
IongIom eugcr nuO bcr5Iidcr gcitnI-
ten. Ga nod Dem Gricge Oic 9tcll.
troIen cin groBcrcS Snterc c olS il
am gclcblonencn gluftrcten imO en-
ger 9eiitigcr @emeinid)oit 6o6en mo
oa mon ibuen Oas Scben 5pcifelIoS
nod ouf Iongc binauS rcdjt ioucr
MAIDEN miro, 10 modtcu mir ocnGor.
idlog uodeL aui Der cingeidlloec.
nen 9obu cncrgiid ueiter 81 id'rci.
ten.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

Ger critic 8eiud. - Sim
tbcr lit fiinf Sabre alt uno fir Der.
ltdnoi9 eenup erflort moroen, i'm
E6cuter OoS @cibhohtsmGrdcn
o6dniel mo @rctcl" on5ule6cn.
Eage lang mirit Dies cric6ntc @reig.
nib feline Sd)otten oorouS. 9eeci.
,iiert fonimt or oenn ou6 an Der SonO
ieincr Niuttcr 5uriid. .g9oS 6ot Cir
nun om oIlci beiten geioaen9" iraee
i6 i'm. Obne 8ogern nit ltrdbIen.
Ncn @Iideu. fommt sic g(utuort:
n9ie &lopp-SiBeI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
@aItimOrer NlnrFtbcridlt.

Gam tao 3. Nt1r3 1917.
Wlebl. 3uiubr 92lS 6Giicr,
einibIieBliM 1921 6Giicr al Canton.
Gie Iotirlnecn moren ipie folet;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

SClUc llcDcU JNuS lDllO aus DCll
aleincn itno glaerflcinitcn mcnn Oer
&otcr in itetcr @cfnbr ibuebt mo
Oie @hitter Oobeim gcn0t6iet 1T, ocnl
@rlperb no65ugcbenP Sonen iic, ole
S6ulpili6tieen, Dem GinfliB Der
StroBc oerfoIlen mo our6 Ytougcl
OIL 9Iuilidt perlpiI0crn uno pcrtom.
men2 SoIlen iie, Ole gon5 &Icinen,
ollr6 Nlungel on Yflcee ooer infoIge
ungcniigcnOcr globrlng gar 5ll
@rllnoc gcbenS
I'm mie picl trii6cr geitoltet lid6
Oos 9ilo io6iolen @IcnOs in 61acn,
no Oie &ricgerfrou Der gIieocrfinft
cntgcecniicbt, obne 0ll piiicn, Oh DER
&oter, 0eu Gin giiItigeS @cihid in
ollcm @roucn uu0 Shredcn ocS
Shiisengrobcnfriegcs bemobren mo.
&c, icmoIS 0oS Ncuecborcnc IN Der
g8icgc ldIunmern ieben miro.
Gos Ooicin elmer ioIden beoiiritigep
&ricgerfrou lit nobrIib cin nSongen
unO 9nngeu in ibwcbenoer Eein",
oenn ~ibrc Stub lit bin ibr Ser5 lit
i6mcr."
GS mar borous8eieben, ooB oeut-
ibc 6roucn in glmerifo, mcun lie iib
bic SGrtc uno Dos groBc Ser8cleiO,
Dos Der 9ricg INNER meiter berouf
bcidport, bereegenmGrtigen ,ibr
WlitoefiibI beionoerS ocn notblcioen.
Den Wtiittcrn imo Ginoern Supcnocl
miirocn. Gin ieOcr ghifruf 0cn Der
r@luttcroanf~ oeS Ocutidcn &otben
Srcu5es crIicB, fono freubiecn g8i.
ocrboa, uno Oie biclcu nMutteroonf.
@ruppeu, Oie iih in foit alien Sbei-
len ocr Ser. Stooten ecbiloct boben
/ fobren unbcirrt in i6rem mcnlcbcn.
frcrnoliden @irfcn fort.
llnberocilen miro Oen 0cutlhcn
Srnucn OieicS 2onoeS oic treue SiiIfe
iein nm 70 mcbr olS oic glufgo6en
Ocs DWlutterooufcS@ in oic Mcibe Der
OringenOltcn @cecnworts- 6oroerlin.
gen gcborcn: Sriib5eitiee Inter
itiibung unO 9crotbung Ger ariegs.
NhItter, @rnobritng unO 5pcdmGBige
Eflegc Der SGrelingc in &inOerbci-
men ocs gfotben Srcu5es, aronfbeits-
@erbiitlneen bel 9inoern I'M SGug.
lingsoItcr, oGc oieie 6roeen fonntcu
nur nit SiiIfc Der oft crprobten Or.
gatiiotion OcS oeiltidcn &ot9cl
arcl5cS geIoIt mcroen.
Seste 9eriGtc ous 0euti6Iono Ioi.
fen lciocr crfennen ooB tros oIlcr
bpgieniiben &orfcbrlinecn Die S1la.
lings. StcrbIihfeit mieOcr 5u5uneb.
men orobt. Sier Gilt es, nit oIcn
MitteIn cntgegen Su orbeiten oieic
gtotb lit 0rineenO, uno bier tr1at
@obltbun 3iuicnl
giift obuc 9tiibrilng miro cine
Ocutidc 6roi bic ih6ncn bon Der
Delcgotion ocS 6eutIdcn giotbcn
&reii5cs fir Die Ser. Stooten berauSa
eeacbcncn o0lutteroonf Shriftcn~
aus ocr SonO Ieeen, ocnn lic aciecn
in elmer 9tcibe cnt5iidcnocr fIcincr
glufnabncn ein eetreucS gilo Ger
| iiin9Itcn Sbiislingc oeS 9fotbcn
Srcu5eS uno ibrer Niiitter lno @fIc.
ecrinncn. I'm cine m0gIi6It eroBc
3obl bon 6rennOinnen Dem @crfe 5ll
gepinnen iino iowobl S6riften in
cngliidcr mic IN ocutiher Spro1e
crl6icncn un0 merocn bon Scr Sons.
lei ocs &otben &rcu3cs, 1893 grooo.
map, Seem. Yorf, germ foItcnloS Der.
lanOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
@cISicROnngcn nadj 9cntIdlGnS
mmb Gclterrcidlaltnaarn

fonnen ipicoer ourh aus beloret wer.
oen. gIcue 8erbiuouneen perli6ern
libere glusSobIuneen.
Sbcp. $. Sicucr G. So,
217 Sf.gaItimurc-Str.
(Seb2O-) 243 GiO.SrOaOiuaH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

Dian bcrcitc Hd auf bic bObcH 2cbenStpitcn
,Dpf. souit eincH balben Mder Ylat Dber cine
ueinr Tnrm.
9e sen boben 9reifen fir 9ebensmtieI Iaun
nan Dcuup Semitic sieben. nm litr ben Rldb
oo1llinQ 81 lciiien uilo enen 3roti 8u mdden
q, Sir baben bic ioIgeuoen piinibcnSpertben
merben fduncn
x gldcr Cots NIT 1roiioir nno gsaIIer, fir
Weni9er alS 9 Gents pru Gudorntfub.
2s gldcr. W}eileu BON ber gtobt $2500.
q, so sIder nabe ourmnns Staiiou $50 pro
SO 9lder nnbe 0lnri's Station un .9g g.
". Dr. r.. $50 pro glder
oo 100 @dcr. ndbe SoneS Station nuo am
%niicr, $50 nru g(der.
On. Z. Nharles Qinthicnm e Bro,
FDpuc Ct Raul 1910. 2t1-2t9 St NnnI49tr
tNldr54-2D,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

Ulcr. = Wi0. unO 80. Dutcn0,
S0c.; @oitern Shore, W1O. mo So.,
30c.; mcitIicbc (ODio), 30C.; @ntcn.
eier, 3Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

Hoggcn. II 3ntpbr 35,7f1 9u-
I6el Gerionot bon Den @Icootoren
Snidcl; Glepotorcn @urrotb
330,563 9uidel.
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The Washington herald., 1917-11-11
BOY SCOUTS Pledge
AID TOY. N. c. FUND
Junior Citizens to Earn Money for
War Work Donations.

Boy Scouts of Washington last
evening pledged themselves to help
raise Washington's allotment OF $780,
coo toward the $35,0OO,OOO Y. NJ. C. A.
War Fund.
Meeting at the Wilson Normal
School, the boys were addressed by
Railroad Y. NJ. C. A.
Boys are asked to raise $1,000 900
OF the so, ,0Oc 900 to be spent for the
You are not to solicit this. You are
to earn it. In SO doing you will
truly be doing your bit.
ITO give you time to earn this
money the Y. NJ. c. A. will accept
your pledge, and give you reason
able time to earn the money. You
will be given a promisory note to
Uncle Sam
The meeting last evening was the
first OF a series arranged by E. B.
Fuller. secretary in the boys DEPART
ment. Washington Y. NJ. c. A. Effort
will be made to have 1000 boys in
Washington pledge so each to be
earned by them.
Teams Begin Soliciting.
Team captains who volunteered Fri
day evening have organized and be-
gun a canvass in advance OF the time
set for the start Monday. 1t is be-
lieved $4,000 will be reported at the
first dinner Monday evening.
Julius l. Peyser last evening an
nounced that his team already had
Sl.oo0 subscribed. Working with Mr..
Peyser in the campaign will be Hol-
| combe johnson, Meyer Cohen. Paul
Sleman. Fred Swindell, Maurice d.
Rosenberg, Roger ]. Whiteford and
Judge Milton Strasburger.
Today at noon Charles Henry But
Ter is giving a luncheon at his resi-
dence. 1885 1 street, where his team
will confer with about forty others
workers. On, his team so far are
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Charles Wood.
Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton Smith. Ne
vile Monroe Hopkins, Rear Admiral
Robert E. Peary, Mrs. Richard A.
Harlow and Miss Harlow, Charles
Noble Gregory, John Joy Edison and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor.
Other boys meetings will be held
tomorrow at 8 o'clock at Central
High School, and on Tuesday morn
Ing at the same hour at Business and
Eastern High Schools.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-11
SHOP EARLYPLAN
NOW Being PUSHED
Retail Merchants Association Takes
Step in Matter.

The Retail Merchants Associa ton
has taken up cudgels for a fight
with those who don't intend to mail
and shop early for Christmas.
Pursuant to the plan adopted at
the patriotic dinner meeting of the
association, held last Thursday
night at Rauschers, President r. P.
Andrews has named a special COM
mittee to carry forward an intensive
advertising campaign on mail early
and shop early for Christmas" and
the same committee will undertake
the important task of carrying home
to the business men of Washington
the propaganda of the food admin
istration.
The following is the personnel of
the committee that President An
drews has named. and which will
meet tomorrow at Castelli's, on
Ninth street between E and F, at
1890 o'clock:
Sam Hart, chairman; George S.
DeNeale, W. W. Everett. Mark Dob
rim. A. C. Case, Harold H. Levi,
Harry King and Joseph A. Ber-
berich.
THE necessity for shopping early
and mailing early for Christmas
was never more apparent than this
season." said Chairman Hart. "and
we are going to make this campaign
so broad in it's scope that it will
know no sectional or organization
lines. Our whole desire is to save
man power for the nation. and by
doing that, we will be able to render
the greatest possible service"