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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-09

BY w. L. Baugh, His Agent.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
RUSSIANS
AT TACK ON
wilma LINE
Guns Forcing Back
Germans, Asserts
PetrOgrad

PETROGRAD. July 2l.-An in
tense artillery battle is IN progress
In the Smorgon-Krevo sector. &C.
cording TO battle front dispatches re
ceiyed today. The crack siberian
corps Is bearing the brunt OF the
fighting and Russian guns are OBJ.
tanning mastery OF the enemy. THIS
is the first indication OF extension cf
the offensive 10 the front near Wilma.
PARIS. July 2l.-All thru last
night the Germans continued their
offensive against French troops on
the Chemin des Danes. hurting
great masses OF men in fruitless at.
lacks. the French ofncial statement
declared today The assaults were
all repulsed.
Around Cerny. Hur,chise and
Craonne, the statement said.
there were commandments. At
tempted attacks were thrown back
North of Brave a German detach.
ment was thrown out OF its trenches
Southeast OF Cerny there was a
violent combat The Germans twic
attacked in waves and were twice
hurled back A. lIurtebise and the
California plateau our fire frustrated
enemy preparations for an attack.
inaicting heavy losses on them "
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
CATHOLICS
WILL RAISE
ARMY Cash
Funds Will Provide
Recreation Centers
At Training Camps
LOCAL CANVASS
OPENS NEXT WEEK
Believed That Detroit
Will Contribute At
Least 100000

In compliance with the suggestion
OF the Catholic hierarchy OF the
United States the Catholics OF De
troit will open a weeks campaign
on Monday for the purpose OF rails
ing their share OF the fund which
Will be used 70 open recreation cen
tiers a, all the principal concentra-
ton camps OF The army and navy
and az the regular army expansion
camps. and also for the purpose OF
furnishing priests where military
chaplain "a not stationed
Under The government plan SO per
cen, OF The chaplains will De OF the
Catholic faith. bur this Will fall far
short OF the number needed 10 care
for the spiritual wants OF the men OF
Catholic faith who will be In the
army or navy
Realizing the necessity OF quick
action Cardinal Gibbons and other
prelates solicited the cooperation OF
the knights or Columbus 10 provide
The necessary machinery 10 make
the collection as effective and as
quick as possible While the Detroit
knights az Column bus have contrib.
uted $500 10 this fund from then
own membership. IT IS not alone lin
tied 20 that organization Every
Catholic IN the city will % called
upon 10 contribute his share 20
MAKE the Detroit Offering a notable
one
Details ~ the canvass were com
pleted Friday night AZ a mass meet
ing held in the Knights Of Columbus
auditorium Teams have been Sc
lected representing every parish In
The city and thoro canvass viii be
made during the coming week. Gen-
/ erai headquarters have been opened
a, No 1903 Majestic building. where
the general chairman. John J Fla
I harty and the secretary, John =.
I O'Hara. will be constant attendants.
/ The treasurer IS James I Ksena.
president OF the Peoples State bank.
and all checks will be made 20 him.
Bishop Foley has addressed let
/ Ter n support Of the project 20 every
/ Catholic pastor in the city with The
request that il be read az all ser
vices SUNDAY
To keep in close touch with the
work. the general committee ana
team captains will meet each day az
noon in the Chamber OF Commerce
10 receive reports and 70 keep IN
close touch with the team workers.
The same work Is being done IN
all the larger cities Of the countrJ
81 Paul has already raised $4,000.
Washington. 5000 While no limit
has been set fo- Detroit. the gen-
eral committee r. confident that Us
share will not fall below 500. 900
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO July continued lack
nf rain 10 the UortaweSte;n NAt1t
lstt and figh temperatures toh i"'l
wtth active cownl!ss.cn mouse y@s
fnr today sent che wheat FUTURES ~
fr re- 3, 20 "a above yesierdaN
close july wheat opened untrans ed
az s-5a and closed re fiSher .
temher opened unchanged a. - =
lower september opened - down
~ 8 Sc and closed - higher To-
cerroer opened &C Hlgaer a. Sl.l =
ard closed 4 &c down.
oats were slightly higher July
opened unchanged ar sac and
II SCI ~ hlEh~r. september opened
unchAnged at 59c and closed
down December opened lnchans ca
az sos and closed i.c higher.
Provisions were higher on stTQn 8
~ and hlgher hog market
DETROIT July IA steady tone
was noted n al the grain mar keis at
naale and abroad 2 the early trad-
an easy tone and quoted siea -
market owing 10 advances on ihie
side
strength returned 20 the market
shortly after the opening and me
distant futures advanced There was
M change M the cash situation and
. our was IN only moderate demand.
Millers ware not active buyers Ine
news was favorable from. fhresh@r :
and harvesters and weather genera D.
- was ali right. Liverpool reported
an Improvement In demand and re-
ductfon N American shipments Corn
IN Liverpool remained strong ana
scarce. The American strength 81 az
fecting all other exporting count
and the tone IN wheat and corn 3
strong all over the world.
Farmers are not active sellers ~
wheat. notwithstsnding the high
prices Grain markets are expected
80 gain n activity soon Dealers
believe congress VIII soon settle - .
food question and the grain trade
VIII get under Wsy aCcordln TX 20 the
new rules whatever these may -
There VAS no activity IN Sarlr-
DAYS market The cash deal closed
without change and there was an ad-
vance % Sc IN september.
corn advanced &C, oats Sc and timo-
tkyssed Toe.
No. red 8 IS JULY opened without
change al S-45 and closed az The
I same price. Scptercb Der opened al
/ S2l1 and advanced o. t-.-5 No
/ saturdays coarse grain quotations
4 Corn. cash SO : s2lI ~ . yellow
s212 40. yellow. $2i0i7 oats
! Standard Sc. No white. :, y NJ
/ { white ssiao Septernber STANDARD
/ $50 asked rive Cash No. 81 %
I Beams immediate and prompt ship.
nent sass october. $500 seeds
/ Prime red clover. 81 So October
/ sl225 alsike 81 so. timothy s. ~
I bid
Receipts IN the Detroit market or
SATURDAY. We're 000 hhls n -four
1 car Of oats and of nay Sh!pment'
we're 1000 bills ~ -four Stocks ar
$4,000 Nu ~ wheat 3t.00o hu ri
+ corn 5tooo hu - oats and 1900
Recetrts ~ wheat SATURDAY Du
luth lars. against f51 year aEo
Minneapolis iia cars against 2T5
WINNIPEG iss cars against 81 CHI
caKO. IS cars agairsr - southwest
gfi 600 bu, against sos 600 hu
Exports ~ wheat and four Satur
day 2S6 GOO nu.
Primary wheat receipts were soo
ago.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
REQ IS SOFT ON
LOCAL MARKET
Motor Stock Says But Charcoal
Is Active; Trading Gener-
ally Light
az o,HARA. FERRlss 8 GO.

A. ne opening OF SATURDAY s
short session OF the Detroit stock
exchange. REQ Motor car was or a
little AZ 25l.2 bid. q offered Cont
mental az 8 - bid and 634 asked
was strong. while Charcoal common
at S3.4 bid SIS asked. vas IN popu.
Tar demand
The reflection OF the whole feel.
.ng turnout The financial world IS
very apparent IN the local market
oar when Che bankers gei over their
scare conditions will become normal
araln
Fridays session was quiet and the
volume OF trading was small Char
coal preferred az SIS was quite 2c-
five. While Continental AZ SIS and
Rec Motor car az - 20 IS 60 were
IN good demand
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
Sugar Market

sugars-Detroit Wholesale prices.
Crystal dominoes. Alb. Iiz. 90. SID
az. Eagle tablets si0.11. cut loaf.
50. standard powdered. fss5 granu-
lated extra cotrse s. IS. DO. nne IN
bulk $3.50 do. 25-ib eotions. $50;
crystal domino gran tin. and 5-lb.
cartons iu cases s. o cryst'l don't
no gran. " n caScs 81 diamond A.
1880. confectioners A. fsf5 40 4
$3.50 No g. ts45 No $50. 40 T.
ts85 No. g. $50 so q fs15 no 10.
$50 80. IT, ISIS SO. - $50 No.
non -rakfng mixture f9-0 beet gran
uiatei. $50 per f0o lbs n0usphold
powd Is q - rasc. t2t0, DO B
10 case tf1s per case
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
M|CHAEl|S
is TOOL OF
AUT0CRATS
LLOYD GEORGE
British Premier Says
Chancellor Spoke
For Militarists
PRUSSIA DOOMED,
HE DECLARES
HOllweg In Waste Bas-
ket With Scrap
of Paper
.OyD GEORGE

LONDON, July 2l--"Those IN
charge Of German affairs have elect.
ed for war" declared Premier Lloyd
George IN a speech this afternoon
in the Queens hall. answering Ger
man Chancellor Michaelis address
to parliament
The chancellor's statement" he
added. contained phrases which the
German military autocracy under.
stood
The junkers nave thrown the old
chancellor into the waste basket
with his scrap OF paper" Lloyd
George continued. and II will not
be long before junkerdom follows
him there"
The premier declared that II the
Uboat is not eliminated Europe
would again be plunged into well
ter OF blood some time after the
present war IS concluded
i am sorry 10 disagree with the
German chancellor regarding Ger
man submarines. but gradually but
surely We are increasing our pro-
lection and diminishing our losses.
This year We are building four
times as many ships as the proceed
ing year Next year we shall build
six times as many.
The food supply this year and
next is already secured Our pro-
gram of cultivation makes the sup
ply OF 1919 secure. even II our Losses
are increased
Significant IS the announcement
Of the Accession OF the brilliant
statesman. kerensky, 20 the leader
ship OF the Russian democracy"
Prtrtin9--the PLAIN newt tipS--'N-t
ys rinht-Tba-~s lob p~ut-watu la>o
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
STOCK MARKET
is RECOVERING
Rails Quiet and Unchanged
Business In Fair
Volume

NEW YORK. jely 2t-rhs New
York Evenirg Sun financial rsvie~
today. said
~Srccks recovered further TO-DAY
from their depressed levels. Gains
were nroEt conspicuous 70 those -
sues which have recently Deem ne
object OF concentrated bear aiLacA.
.Rails were quiet and about IN
changed Business was "a falr Foi
ume for Saturday session.
.Demand Tor stocks Increased ~
,he hast half hour and many OF the
highest prices we're recorded then.
The market has been Oversold ~
the past week While business 'arA-
out the country il more or less IN
settled pending the formulation OF
war policies by the government II
nevertheless remains active,
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
LIEUT.. BEERS, OF.
WINDSOR, is DEAD

Reported missing for several
months. Lieut. Charles Beers. son
Of Mr. and Mrs VI Beers. No
% Victoria ave. Windsor. is listed
in the last official casualty list as
presumed dead Lieut.. Beers left
Windsor with the Ninety ninth bat
talon and later transferred 70 An
other regiment in England.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
NIne-Yesr.oId Would Enlist.

f.eo ~ Edlor. nine years old, son
90 Mr. and Mrs. L. Edlon. No. loA
FaAnsworfh-ave. has written Gov
sleeper 70 know where he can en-
nst. declaring that while he Is only
nine. ne r. strong and can march
and use rife. f.eo's elder brother,
Ethan r Edlof. graduated from Inc
University OF Michigan in June. 10,
and Immediately joined the coast
artillery stationed at Little Rock
Ark. He II now in the offrers'
training ,amp at Fortress Monroe,
Va
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
EAST srrrALo LIVE STOCK

East flTEFF NIIl- = 2. I1TT =
Cattle Receipts iT5 narke' fairly
active. steady prime steers wa
rs ~ hufchcr grades isdf72i cows.
market slow s. lower cu'l n
ch0ire. sAl5d sheep and lambs
Receipts 200 market active s'saev
choice lambs f0difT5. Gull 80
fafr. il0ff1J yearlfngs if9d11
sheen t50f015 Hogs Receipts
600 market active, in31fc nixher.
yerkere ft61Itr5 pigs tl-E8
ff515 mixed. ii5.15n.lss heavr.
81 s0T 81 r0uFhE tf7-08ft
stag 81 rfZ-r
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
CUTCAGo LIVE sTOCK

CHICAGO July - Hnge Pc
ce pts 5000 market strong 90 i0r
higher mixed and nGfohrrs tlfffR
.. s- good heavy if4I0nTs
rough leavy. flfGif25 tght fistr
Nf515 plFs 81 l1GIf11 ~et.Ie
Receipts 1000 market ateafv.
urcvre. J9fU14Z storkers and fasf-
ers $3.50 e. ralvss ii0qIg-f
sheep Receipts. 7n0o. rnarke+
steady native. t11s4 wrste-o
s. soult lambs. ii0ni5so western.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sToCKYARDs

'
DETROIT. july Cattle Mar
ket good cattle strong AL com
mon cattle are slow. best heavy
steers sl0.001ii50 best handy
weight butcher sfee-r. - 500 70
mixed steers and heifers. Ssds handy
d Ent Butchers. s so ns liEht butch
ers tfT best COWS. 8 5oRs butch
er COWS IS 50a125. common cows
,57t0s15 Gamers s. so hsst
heavy bulls 3 5oNs bologna bulls
Ss50GT1i stock bulls $50 -,
feeders ysTs sfockrrs ffdk milk
ers and springers. 80 80 Veal
calves Market dull best grades.
tf4rit others f1Ti1 Shesp ard
lambs Market tuN best lambs.
1880 FAIR lambs So 50G 1900.
light 20 Common lambs fl1Q 2 so
fair 20 Eond sheep. tsdg 80. ruus and
prospects pigs tfg1t50, mixed
g-adeR sfA-5ni5
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21

'IF' f.flAEff July 2l ~ rs re-
ceIpfs. 300 market steedy % &c high
or. WORKERS if-f- mlv~t 'ft- rre-
dIuus rfrs tftIf- r0IFrs.
sl3s5 stays 1899 CaffIe re-
refpfe .ar7 market slow Sheen
and lausoe Receipts cars -rnrks.
SLOW top $3.50 calves EereIpr.
TOO slr~R 'np if4sn
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
cHICAGo nrTTER MNRKrr.

CHII 400 IlIF n --Huffer ENfrsF
a1iz ID SRc frsts 11i. dairy extras.
$50 SIC nrsts ffft d7-rsr r-ggs
1884 Chreae Twins 81 n 81 ~.
Young Amdr EMS. Z2ts n 20 Live
poultry Fowls. f1fse ducks f5n
i9c geese feuttc sprlngs 210 &c
turks. fse Potatoes Receipts rs care
Virginia and Louisville. barrels. s. n
81 ar
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
TOIEDO 1--WE STOCN

T|ILNI July y .T0rs %
ceirta. lfheral market steady rrrr.
Zee 1850 MEDIUMS s., f'q
1895 forSers Sif-t ais rood nfrs
fNft59 calves slow sheep a-I
lambs slow
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21

whest July and septern6er nm
changed Corn Septem 1er down
&c. Decemher Up oats July
unchanged Sspteubs unrharEed
Ueceubsr unchanged Provisions
higher
Clrse--whsat Jflv 70 &C. SEP
TEN ber mp ~ Corn Serterr7 ner
u7 Ac Derewber down - oats
Iuly NJ y September down &c.
December gp &c Provisions slightly
higher
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21

focal bank clearing ~ reported
by tho Detroit clearing Rouse ass.
citation July -. 1911 were Cfsnr
lrEs t7.S0P.5fe 0s balance i-ffa4
- clsarings 20 this date q YEAR ar-
tfI2f $50 4Ifef THE year rfsa-arr,
% date. fi.5As7z3.02sI
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
NEw yoRI< cor1uN uanKrr
nI 1-rrn an -.

natter 80 meeting ~ The Erffer
and Egg board on saturday. prices
being nominal At 35a35hc ID
EgE-Fresh Michigan rsrs,rss
were quotabls at ~ q 36c dor.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21

| plenty II peaches
APPLES Sew. tgs5 box
Bsnnaas Good shipping stock
Bean. Dried L,rnas lie 10
B~rrI~. Euckleberries s. per hu.
r>d raspherries s. per 2t-gt case
Z black rRsphrrri~s s. per bu
California Fruits-Cherrier - SO 70
3 peaches. s, sprioots ,2'5 plums.
t2-5 per box
Cherrie. sour s. per bu.
CurrAnts 81 50 per hu.
dressed. i7al Sc choice. iSGlic.
common. fSriSc 10
Fresh Vegetables - Rsdishes SOC
dcS parsley % q SOC dog. cucum-
acr cauIin ower. si.s5 dor caoeaEe
home Ggewn, 81 IS bu tomatoes, IS
per s-basket crate, lettuce. soc ou,,
green onions zoe dor green peas
home grown. t0Gi so hu dollhouse
tomatoes. 22a CSC 10 celery. IS a '6e
head lettuce. si.5 dor SQUASH. '5c
par basket home grown wax beans.
s. bu green beans. us ou
Honey Fancy white. isgl7e; e1-
Ha,-Detroit shippers are paying
the following prices tor haled hay in
car lots. o. ?. Detroit No. ! timo-
NY, {,7.soGls standard .imothny.
Sl55oatr light MIXED So 50 n ! {;
il450Gii.. No ; mixed. ;ioal2. No.
! clover ssS5oWi4, rye straw. 81 30
all wheat and ost straw. ss.SoT 70
Lemons s5;5Gs2S per box
Lines SlIOnl25 Ter 100.
Melons Rockytords. $500; water
melons. - sSoc eaSa
N >'.n s alngt. -,srisc S Preriis
i5a;oc Feesns, i56isc 10 nut
meats 5-lb cartons. almonds, Soc
Wslnuts. 56c pecans. So In. peanuts
roasted fancy lie Jumbo. . 10
Oranges -Valencias S25Gt75 per
onion. rexes B.rmudas Ns50
Potatoe. southern white IS Dbl.
Prache~ six basket crates. sz's
Pomitr, Brothers 27a.se light
vs,s5t. "a 20 ". hens, l7aise
Isht weights isd l1c. roosters lSc
JoBBING PRICES.
Canned Good. Apples. ts7S per
gai Lima beans s. 100 g corn.
ya-c, Maine. s. standard. 81 50 table
bets ti7ff 50 peas. fancy early
( June. ;lSS salmon. tall. 40 mar
/ rowfat peas. sis5 Early June. ilso
( tomatoes. standard. 81 50 doz.
coffee santos. standard. lsd isc
medium. 50 zoe fancy, 20 .3c RIO.
I "A {, r. = lib packages lsa nc
Z -th tins = N lsr 10
Feed-in loN-ls sacks Bran, so
( standard middllnSs $50 enc mld-
/ dfnES. SO cracked corn. Ss2 80.
/ coarse cornmcai $50 so corn and
oats chop SIS 30 per ton
I Flour Best winter patent $3.50.
! second patent. 80 20. Straight. 81 80
I spring patent. si3 20 rye -four tl2.7O
+ per Dbl. % i1s lbs. In eighth paper
I sacks
oI.-Llns@ed OIL raw. Sis boiled.
lttlp gal kerosene. iron barrels
4 80. gasoline 20iac gal
provisions Mess pork. $50 family
pork s4eRt- clear backs. st0fli3.
. hams 2td 2sc brisk~ts. 27ia = - =
picnic hams. 90 &c bacon. 81 q
3-c. lard IN tisrces. 22iac. kettle
rendered g3ilc ~.
4 HIde.-No cured hides. &c. No
green hides. I-c. No ] cured bulls
Use. No green bulls. lac 10 /
cured v~als kip. &c No green veal
kip. zoe No cured murrain 7ic
10. green murrain. i7h.c No
cured calf &c No 4 green calf. 3oc
No. horse hides. 8 " ? horse
ihlaAs Sc 80 tsllow itc No
tsllow. &c IL No l hides, &c ~
No kip and calf. ii4c on SHEEP
skins as 70 amount WOOL. sc al SO
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
Detroit Clearing House ASSN

Actual condition at close Of husi-
ness on Thursday. July ~.
Loans. ,35s. 100000. decrease f5ss.-
900. total reserve. f55.is3. 900. in
crease t73t5. 600 total cash re-
source. ;72.5s7.0o0. Increase ti.5It-
600. total deposits. fzss fTa. 900. de-
rra-.e 5000 600
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
.GR0ESBECK
WANTS NEW
CASH PLAN
Demands Change In
System of Handling
County Funds
TWO NEW MOVES
AGAINST KLOkA
One Is Proposal To
Attach His Property;
Other Fresh Warrant

Tony kloka Is down - ST.
Clair fats and has said he Will
be back In Detroit Monday"
SAID Attorney eugene L. Mister
sky. kioka's lawyer. Saturday,
az he walked into toe detective
bureau. II have rtied 20 get him
by telephone and have failed.
Maybe you can Get in touch
with him I thought I'd come
over and tell you so you
wouldn't thing Tony Is hiding"
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
NEW YORK pRoDvcF

NEW YORK. July 2i.--Fiour Quiet
and frmer. Pork. Unsettled. mess.
t<2soGts. Lard Firmer; middle
west spot. $4,000 e0A Sugar: Raw.
easy; centrifugal. ss test ts57qs5s:
,nuscovado 80 test 'ss2 q 5.s& re
$3.50: powdered. t7s00S20 grhnu-
lated. F.s54s. Coffee Rio No. Z
on spot, ale Tallovs; Weak; spe-
oisL Is &c. city. itse. country. i4is
3sso F Hsyi i ss'ss'.ay s sIoTsr SO g 90
Dressed poultry: Dull: turkeys iSn
SIC; chickens. Is1asc. fowls. isH Csc.
ducks. 1oa27c Live ro3l,ry Weak;
gs-sS. ise, DUCKS isa1sr: fowls. - Il
s;htoken. broliers. z3als- Cheese
Uneefued. state milk. common 10
s>>cIals. 1910: sSins. common 90
specials. s911c.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
Nrw YonK nrTrrn ANp Eces

NEW YORK. July 21--Buttcr
Quiet. receipts. 1890. creamery Ok
tra. 19it &C.. Mo. special market. 7Nt4 n
fOf, g. statf dairy tuhs. 77W20c lfni
tAti1n creamery nfFts 15T1itsc
Eggs Steady. receipts. 1865. near-
~ white fancy f1n4fc. nearby mix
"a fancy. sS1 39c: fresh frsts. a3h u
3ac
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
nank. and Trast Cempnries

Sales. 10 n. IN. to IL Ncor
Char. Pfd.--1On at sit ContD Com.
SO at 6i-. 10 at sis Prudden-2o
at %.
Total sales, $50 shares.
The following arms are privileged
20 execute orders on the exchange.
w. r. Moss r. Co. Carlyle 4 povah.:
Geo. M West a Co. e. r. Maccrons
q Co, II. w. Noble * Co. y. l. Sey-
mour 4 Co, W. B. McIarghl.n. MGR
rili, Lynch 4 Co. W. A. Hamlin 4 CO.
VIM. A. Neer a Co. Sinclair Couls,
Wendell. Mulkey a Co. VIM. II. Rose
4 Co. r. X. Pelton q CO., Joel stock
ard Co. Bennett. Smith & Co. w.
r. Reilly & Co.. Matthew Finn. A. W.
den. woodruff & Co.. Besnor. cramer
a Muehi. Dodd. Martin & Co. OHsra
Ferries a Co. webb. Lee 4 20.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
Both

A man should always look twice
before taking chance
Are you referring 20 ma-rimony
or fo eating a cold storage egg7'
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
EInIN NJ It'll

ErGfS. m. July 2i-Butter mar
kef 100 tubs offered At 3Sc. No
sales Last weeks price. 37hc
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21

Prtntins-the plain neat htst--thst
IL Ffnht-Tfmes Deb D~pt---Asfn <5zo.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21

Poultr, prices slipped down an
other notch on saturday. The con-
sumpflVe demand ia turning 10 fruits
and vegetables this hot weather and
both poultry and dressed calves are
passei up The market - going over
the week With quite an accumulation
~ light weight broilers In spite 90
A material drop IN prices The po-
tato market WAS also little lower
agatn Drers are coming in from
various directions and stocks are
gettlng plentiful enough that receiv-
ers are now looking for buyers. The
supply ~ berries was not very large
Tor a SATURDAY. trade but there were
plenty II peaches
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21

Prtuttna-the pinIp newt tpS--'N-t
&C. riEht--r,s-~. Job p~ut--Watu ls3o
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
New York Stocks

Quotations by Hornhiower A Weeks.
July a. Open High i.ew tlose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
Y. w. c. A. Appropriates
$4,000 to Conduct Work
For Women ut PIattsbure

An appropriation Of $4,000 to con-
duct work for women az Plattsburg as
the result Of the establishment of a
military camp near that city, was made
in New York City yesterday by the
War Work Council of the Young
Women's Christian Association. Two
economic secretaries will be sent 10
Plattsburg to-day to take up the activi-
ties proposed.
Among the voluntary obligations the
Y w. {. A. will assume will be the
care Of wives. mothers and sisters who
visit the men who are training at the
camp. The organization also will pro-
vide recreation and clubs for the girls
of the city.
Mrs James F. Cushman was elected
president of the War Work Council.
Other officers chosen were: Nice-presi
dent, Mrs. John K. Mott; secretary,
Miss Martha McCook; treasurer, Mrs.
Henry =. Dawson. All the officers are
residents of this city. Among the
women who tame from all parts of the
country to attend the meeting were
Mrs. Josephus Daniels and Mrs. Leon
ard Wood.