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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-03-30
Probate Notice

Notice is hereby given, that Clyde B. Rus
sci and Clark R. Russell Executors of the Es-
tate of Mary v. Russell. deceased. has filed
their first partial account for settlement. The
hearing of said account Ia set for the 30th day
of April 1917, o'clock 8.
A. M. BARBER, Probate Judge.
Fulton County, Ohio, Probate Court.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-03-30
Probate Notice

Notice is hereby given, that Clyde E. Bolles
a. Administrator of the Estate of Nelson
E. Bolles, deceased, has filed his second par
tial account for settlement The hearing OF
said account is set for the S0th day of April
1917, at 9 o'clock a.. IN.
A. M. BARBER, Probate Judge.
Fulton County, Ohio Probate Court.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-03-30
Probate Notice

Notice ia hereby given, that Fred Homan, as
Executor Of the Estate of Mason A. Durkee,
deceased, has filed his first partial account for
settlement. The hearing Of said account is set
| for the S0th day of April, 1917, at Q o'clock
a. M
A. M. BARBER, Probate Judge.
| Fulton County, Ohio, Probate Court
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-06-21
Remnants

The best selling piece goods are the first reach the
remnant stage Ever think of tha We've taken all short
gnghams, sheengs towengs, draperies, etc. ETC.. and
marked them less than regular Then that reduced
price In half You buy these goods at about value
It's rich picking for the economically inclined Don't miss
the remnant section.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-06-21
Summer Dress Goods
Ladies' Suits, Coats, Skirts

Wool Skirts low as ST. Some suits that were SIS, are
$3.50 now. These show smoke damage. But look here
other styles and handsome garments with not spot
bemish of any kind going at half off some third
and others fourth But everything in the Ladies Ready
Crepe de Chine Waists at $342 and these were we'll pro-
tected with individual boxes.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
WALL STREET
IS 0UIESCehT
Decorators still Awaiting Def
mite Turn in German
triSiS

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE New
YORK Evening sun financial rerie"
Tuesday said.
-The securities market began TIE
current week following the double
holiday. very little changed funds
mentally. TIA, - to say. Wall * Is
stin awaiting some decisive factor
on which 10 base new commit
fnents.
There was a firm UNDERGONE 20
stocks turnout. aliho Trading was
quiet IN the extreme. In the MS
hour there was more or less cover
Ing by tho short interests. Nhich car
rief prices up 10 points. There.
after trading died down and prices
saeed away There were some cN-
ceptlons 70 these general moverlfn,s
such a. the shipping scarrs anG
certain SpeCialties. like Nstionsi
Enameling and Stamping. Central
Leather. Pittsburgh Coal common
certificates and International Pape..
alt of which were IN fair demand az
advances q To } points or more
United states Steel once more
crossed 100. 10 a gain Of q point or
more. and similar advance were
made thruoui the industrial list. The
railroad Iist was distinctly strong a.
tho but moderately active
Tin afternoon squirt was " hiici
dgration. Business was very dull
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
GRAIN MARKET
| SHARPLY LOWER
Chicago Elevators Forced To
Close Until Roads Lift
Embargo

CHICAGO. Feb IL Alter q
strong opening the grain market
Tuesday fell sharply upon announce
ment that several OF ChieASo's lsrg,
est elevators would close until the
grain embargo wss lifted BY the
railroads
May wheat opened Up Is. drop
ped g 10 si71 July opened up
s.. then Lost Sc 20 sl4s 81 Sep
TENDER opened az 80 subsequent.
~ losing ? l.2c.
Corn. which opened with a strong
undcrtone and good gains. follow I'd
wheat in the slump. May opened
up u. then dropped i-,c TO
SER IS. July opened Up l.. sub
seausntly losing "a 70 90 sc.
Oats ruled moderately higher a.
ihe s,Ar' but followed the other
grains May opened uP - but De
cllnec i-2c 20 s. sc. July open
ID up TIC. later losing Sc TO
- i-4c
Provisions. which bad an upward
tendency ~ the opening. declined
slightly following the lower hog
trend
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
WINDUP SET FOR
PHONE HEARING

To present tho c,ty's sid. OF the
hearing into telept one rne- end
present testimony asainst the Mich
iTsn State Telephone company being
permitted 20 install metercd service
in Detroit. Harry J pnseman. cor
Ioration counsel. and Hal n. Smith.
OF the retroit Board OF Commerce.
viii 90 10 lansing. We lnesday. wnen
tho nnsl hearing vii he held before
The state railroad commission. They
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
continental
STOCK IS ACTIVE

More than 200 shares in Continen'
tai we're traded IN on the Detroit
stock exchange in the early session
Tuesday morning. AZ prices ranging
from sT.s 20 1918 Prices nuctust'
ed rather frequently as the selling
Increased. The stock opened ~ s7s.
sold up 10 iol-s and then DROPPED
back 10 below >. but again went up
toward MONDAY trading
There was some little activity in
REQ Car atssi.. and also The Char
Goals. out prices were h'tls changed
The general tone OF the market con
tinurs soft and dull
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT Feb. is-cio.e wheat
HAs n-n IN Liverpool and the Amer
can mar ssts took TIE same tone a.
ths start Prices Nsre higher IN De-
irolt -nd Iaiesgo and ness w&s ia
- rasle 20 hrnIa@.s
Among th- Important pieces OF
n&r&e, ns~s wss report thaf q
.srge Neet q merchant ships rad left
tn. American SIDE sunday. with a
convoy or svift CT users Tor protec-
ten against C-bost& There 20 gen
.rAl belief that th~s~ shiDs vail reach
british ports IN safety and dealers
see a speedy clearing ~ Of the. east
ern caF blockade rae roads viii
raw. chance 20 move nor. xrAia
ard thu sfil remove The most hear-
ia 81 AL market conditions There
IL said 20 - ar ample supply Of
s-fxo Boats az Atlantis porte ready
. izs- ~hezt away
General news - ouliiSh ard the
cnlt tear - tNst some sudden change
IN TIE political outlook may bring q
break Commission houses az a rule
encourage their customers TO buy
wheat on all breaks They are no:
ho@dinx for eig advances nor DO they
ADVISE he1vy com mitmeuts While cor
ditious are 80 uncertain News from
vCrabls While nothing ran De as
certs.ned Just nov az % the dAr'agc
done b. to cold weather. the ger
era feeling II that the winter wheat
crop - IN sreas danger and spring
weather VIII disclose a lot % dam
age. Many dealers feel 80 confident
OF this thnt they are Accum 1iating
iires % usw ~rsat futures every
tiw@ TIE market shows weakness
weakened. largely seeaus. 81 the IN
SAftsfac,0rw domestic car situation
The close vas az a loss Tor the day
corn and oats sdvaneed &c. and
10 |.arf -
Tu.slar's whsat quotations cash
-. I'd g. SIS % Msy op-ned Wifh
az advance ~ - az tlse and de-
ei.ass ~ vs. ,giy .speSsd at = y
ToaAy's coarse gram quotations
tCorn-Cash No . iie6 No. Yellow.
sos 10. yeliog. s. asts oats
~ WIT 49, Ry~-Cash Ne. J.
tfi4- Bsan.-Au deliveries tsss.
1 y @1R-prtrne red clover. I'll g.
March. 81 80. sisik.. 49, tImothy.
lf35s
Receipts = Detroit TpssaAy we're
i.te0 bbls~of ,.sssH -fs-~.s~-v-r---r---sE
/ - % cora. - % oats. - re. snd
/ ) 90 hay shipmsnts were 90 bols
~ corn, t.0e9 b1 ~ osts stocks az
80 zoe bu % wheat. 80 200 ~ o,
a.. IN. $4,000 b. % oats. and $500 su
% ~
NCrin WnsAf sHpoFfF 49, re- 4
] -er- ass 600 bu aEAlust ti-I; h9a
bu = w~ek aEo. ard .. 80 90 bu 4
Vesr ago.
Receipts ~ wheat tuesday Duin'h
- cars Ninrsaun So cars aga re-
1888 a year arr. Winnfpeg go ears
aEafnst "a Thfcax0 rers. AKA -
80 south west $4,000 b1. azaius'
81 800 ~
Exports - vh.at ard -our for .ws
idavs sas. 500 5g
( Primary wheat rec rfp wsrs /
so Noa 81. aEafus' - 0'a b. a ysav
ago
American ~ta4his supply ~tsrE.s
wh~pf ~ $40 hu 4~~-rsss corr
-.at1 bG 7crsase oats fte cor
hu cerreAs-
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
! [7aeg,pae FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Loci


VIII De accompanied by Leo ". Bs
rel. counsel Tor the telephone os
pany.
The citys case viii D. conpiel'
before the end of the week. ] Z
rect" said Mr.. rinEsman. Tuesd /,
Our testimony IL ready 10 be vi
scented. and tho hearing prooan
VIII be brought 20 close be'i1
the end OF The week This will
the wind-up OF the nearing Viii
has beer dragging It's weary cou7
for the last two wears"
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
WOULDOPEN
j. S. PORTS
TO ALLIES
President Said to Favor
Permitting Warships
to Use HarbOrs

WASHINGTON. Feb. IL Sens.
tor Saulsbury Tuesday offered a reso-
luton 10 throw down the neutrality
bars and throw open all United
States ports to Allied vsrshipe
He said this might enable this
government. without o declaration
Of war. 10 assist In preventing yio-
iauons Of rights TO the sea oy civ
Ing assistance TO those NJ present
engaged in combating these viola
tons
II 10 understood the Salisbury
resolution has the complete ap
provai OF President Wilson.
The resolution follows
Whensvsr q state OF var exists
between t~o or more nations With
whom IN. United states Is at peace
and one Or more OF the henlGersnts
.nsas. or permit q course % wsr-
fare or use Q nsthod not justified or
warranted BY the lave or var &c
generally accepted or ss construed
eers ard waters o, the rnites statss
may. as freely as IN time - universal
peace be rssor,ed TO used ana ire
cvsntsd b, the ~arshtns o. other
vessels OF any other beihGer-rt how
ever armed for the possible purpose
q. capturing. destroying. resisting or
escaping from any vesssl % the bel
irerent or helhgsrsn's engaged IN
such un~arrantsf course ~ warfare
or usinr SUES iiisgsi methods
Provided. before the porte. har-
eors and waters 80 the rnlt.A states
nay be resort-d to-. used and fire.
cuented tho presdert shall BY prse-
iamaticu declare that proper occasion
hss arisen therefor under n. terms
OF this act
This step NAV b very enec-
tive salisbury said without n
declaration OF war on The par %
the United States The resolution
vas referred TO the senate foreign
relations COMMITTEES.
Senator Stone. chairman OF the
foreign relations committee 20 which
the resolution vas referred Is op
posed TO the plan 10 throw open the
ports 70 belliserent ships
Il am opposed 10 any plan 20
throw open our ports TO The battle
ship. OF b~lligerent nations said
stone n do not knos how other
members OF the foreign relations
committee feel toward a. oui per.
,oually am opposed 20 H.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

IN. following hrms are privileged
20 -x~c Itr orders on the Exchan9e;
W ~ Noes q Co. Carlyle q Povah.
Geo. n Vest q CO, hs1zoss
mcur Co. ". a. MeLAughlin. hsr-
rfil Lynch q Co. W. A. Hanfin .
Co wm A Neer q Co. Slrclafr .
cnulA Emmett L sprAgue, VIVA n
Roke q Co. =. X Peiton q Co. Joel
srockRrc a Co Bennett. smith q
Co. Lewis q Gorton. ". X. Reilly
a CO. Matthew Finn- A W. wallace
Co
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

tWrfinks OF NatkNf tNfA week hNfN
decided falling OF from those q
last week. the demand 10 better alec
and with a &c advance az ElUln me
market here 10 alec higher The long
continued cold spell has pot q crtfup
IN the egg supply. that market aisN
showing an advance. The potato
deaf IL sdginE higher under llght
receipts and poultry. dressed CslvsF,
hogs and rabbits are all in strons
position
Apsi~.-ts 5oa.So Per bbl FOR
choice and isgs for fancy. .
Bsssnss -Good shipping stock. 81
s~...E Dried Iimas lie ID.
tr..s~rv,es Howes - per
Dr-..ea c-I'-. Fancy. Issl'e;
Dressed nss. IAsht. i'slse.
Fr~.s N~ses.sies -0rs.n pepgsr~
psrley .S1,Sc dos cueumbera not
house meas carrots Use DO
Brussels sprouts ;Sc ct; California
.s.:f, IS SO s =, So Ca rao, et ,0a
icower. tses doE lettuce. lsciSe 10.
Fancy White. iseiTe 80
trseisd. s6iec 10.
re following prices FOR hai-d hay IN
ar lot. 2 o b Detroit No itir,o-
~ r.5esls standard ,imo,hy
Ns'sei. hss, .',,.d rh.s2i:
isSss sio'o' ~ MED. sfosii; -.
clover. yS5l,so rye STRAW rse
9fs; wheat and cat straw. 81 Se6s
per ton
I;:.. per ..r Ice lee.
is s d. . iisS,: .,Sri. e; ' sps'fi:
- , zoe pecans lSeiss
onie.. Is 5000 per iss-l5. sack.
Spanish onions 1859 ger erat.
r.t..:~. MisAixsn car lot. r
:: g. u ~ s:r .,1ss - -
r.sl,ry scr nr. ..cne. ~,
.rrinES :sa sc faneT n.ns s:s
10 ,s ,ss,s. ,.s SsS ..... .s ,,s,se
dreks reese %
r7sesppi~.-ss Per crate nu per
Rabbit. dos
strsw b vvt~.-io r.Sc quart
>-~es rss.s.~.-J-rssysk kiln DIES.
s-is per crate
Josnrxo PRICES
Cas.~A Gs~d. st9f.k rsr
gal Lima bean. tieoio CO...
farey Maine. 81 = .tand.rd. sin
f&Nle N~FtNs % - " W Esas AhUEN
Early Tun. = 20 standards. 81 sal
ror tall. ti.h. nArrcwrss pess
3, ,a9i:s sariY June. $50 sirf-t
ssrfv fu-s s. 80 dos Torasto-.
standard. 81 Seaisa dcE
Cs6~-ssntos standard fs6f-c.
= -diur iSe-ec: fsncv. .ec.3e RIO.
is- si5,se - gsseSaxe'. SEE
F~~A-ToshinE prices. ieo-ib Earks.
tran. ~ standard rniHdiings So
IN. raiddiings tf cracked corn tst
coArs. corn neal -, com ard cat
chop. SO tor.
FI.sr-JaSninx prices. Best MlcN'-
gar patert a. 20 second patent. 80
s,-alRht So pure rye $50 s7rtng
ratsrt $50 hsl - Lth papa sacks.
ou-Pa~ iirs~r5 g. - hoiisd ii--
seed sie1 - barre lots k.-nsers
tsrk-wsEon or iron barrels. pia~o-s
headlight 49, perfection. tsc "a
iscin. III I'D crown Essoiins.
H,,..-So eur-d hid.s IL NJ
I ryp~- hides isr No cured huIis
Is~ No. xr.r- h-iis Ire Ne
-ur-6 val kip &c No. green v>si
kir &c No rur-S ru-rz'- itc
40 : vrssn -srrsi- lie NJ : rnrs6
csff 80 VI ger CAR ear NJ
hOr.. his.s - " ro--. hid-. sE
40 : tniirw. 50 10 tsila~. g. Se
: htdss. r. o~ ~. xi0 ard cAf
10 - sh.-rsk.as "a 20 amount
wo0D 5arSt.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

rHfTAG0 Yer If-r,psr -
zsrtember % 49, corr Ma M
10 fuiv up Oats MAY M
=. July up ~ Proyis!0rs IL
rNa-gsd
CHICAGO Fsh 81 Cp.rfrH
Wh~af MAJ. down ra flfr down
r. sep dow. 80 corr Ws
Sr~u 80. fuly. down Or. Oats
Ma dogn : - July dopu sc
Provisions EUEhfiF lower
'fos~ What wav du-~ - Fgf-
Down 80 rspt-r- 1~- dow 80
Corn Ma down %. July down
TIC oats Na f0wr - Tlls
down . - Provisions fe--r
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
TOLEDO C.srS

T0LEDO F.b f1-riase wh.s,
CASH. iis5is MAY iiET1 JufV'
. So Corn-Cash. o. sais Ma
go July. iiozs OA'.-cssf
ffis Ma 49, July. S7kr Rys-
ash g. 60 Ciovsrsssd@ rssb 49,
Tstriary. $3.50 March tiig0 AMI
81 49, Ocfobsr tsfs AIs+k.-
Prime tiis5 Mach tif7s Tiuo.
ftr-Ca-~ 80 Nar~h. tas0 pt.-
tfr-rr'rk Creamery f7r. Tub cream
sry. fii-c EK0s--Fr@sh -arfisd
D - oHsJr 80 scs-u fgkf SfrS
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

NV YORK Yen n Cotton ~
lures ss-anr.d Z. 20 O. per bsis 20.
caT. pric.s showing ref E.ins % %
20 H points DER SATURDAYS close.
Juiy {.rT.ry elos.S a. is,f.
pound Ma sec prices rsnEing
down 90 ts8t for October
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
Financial Notes

Detroit bankers ara expecting an
additional increase in the discount
"a Canadian Rnds The rate ras
Loos-ed =, fs@ ssys Egu r. rT-E Ter
cent. out this i yst ladsqusis a.
cttdirE 20 reports Meanwhile bal.
ancss % Detroit bank y Csnads
continue % groE
n. P-rs r1u.ft-s gross ears
ings FOR IanGsry according 10 pre-
lir-inarv mates. are fI.7stii1. an
.nrrrHrs o. taa. fss over ianuary 81
1918 Tr.lEhf T~ceipts are estimated
Ia ~ tc-sss~d tt17s5 Deem Der
cprlirEs pef~ ti.s.,.11iis an in
r-srss 81 tss0stii over Dscer Der
fsfs While fhis increase 10 below
ths tofai foT jargary December
rsv~n rers In ~Ncess % thoss
for r~npsry ~ nor. than t19eH~.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
WV YORK srT-rEp .SD yces

WV YORK FEB ~ Butter.
ira &c 10. special market sc s,sts
dsiry tubs 1i9tfc. imitation rrssrr /.
srF hrsfs 1tfg1c EEgs atssS-
rfcslpts. ssSs nearby -h'fs Ssrrt
a. boc n.arhp nlHsd fancy. N1f1~
fresh frsta tfdafc
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

MICHIGAN CENTRAL sroCNyARps
DETROIT. Feb. is--csttle Steady
oyEf heavy steers tMVit.lei
best hanuy weight untcnsr sre-ra
sTsrs mired steers and heirerA
tt0sh handy lEht eutcnsrs IN q
slight butchers ssss -; sect eowA
ttNT, butcher cows. tsssA com
NOR cows tsIa5.TS eanners 10
S,s BEST heavy bulls. sfIos eoiog-
ma bulls tsTS0T. stock bulls 80
So feederA ~ o.. stecksrs So
o.. milkers ard sprirEsrs see 6 ~.
N.ai calves Market steady. 10 10 ~
cents hsANN. Nseos. shse~ ord
lambs strong beet lambs nt<e; fair
isuhs ti.GIfI light 10 common
lambs siil di.l yesriinGs Giis
aii fair 10 good sheep. ssSerie.
calls ard common. s-os Hogs MAJ
a,t st-sdV workers ana hesvtss tia
- 50. pigs tiiss
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
DAIHN rpoDrcT~

nuste. lLla n eaH6ri lFi, fHg
trtnWefg TFfff 80 dEffy ~ ~
Eags--Fresh receipts cases fnrluf-
ID. nratN. az dnAs current receipts
ttc dor Receipts Monday. SIS
case
Cbee-e--Niehigan. fats. SIC. New
York as q itc; domesticrSwiss 80
See imported Swixs. so $40. trlrk
cream. 1ah Eaic iimhurEer, Lib
ttMc. 3-lor e1isc. ionx hoFtE. sc.
daisies siaseHc ID.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

fHfC 400 Fs1 p4ffs- Ertr
&c sf.'. go dairy srsras aEL
49, frs'. 1zT7f~ ENrs prtr,.
rrfins'r 49, ~ r-s,s .0He
Chssss Twins t2iSG1f.~ Younx
Au'eriras 25T1l'1e f4vs posifry
1s.f 1rftr - So 90 Frsss tssS = 80 =
-
y 81 " nnnsafs trig4zss
fancy -ssf t1f1H1g6
ounfafion- by Paine Wsb,srA %
Pen 3d.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

TOLEDO FEB iz-Hos- Re
c-ipt. light market STEADY. h.avtes
su.so mediums tIgsoeif'e york
ers tiiS9 Gf.ss good pigs fii0
it50 calves Market stssdy sheep
and lamb. Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
Js-sI s..h Ci.srt.s..

Is0csl bank eissrinKs as reported
~ ~ Detroit Clearing House ssso-
caffCu. FEB a 1917 Hsrs C1ssrings
t1lf0ss5sS balance tiii1.1N 80
s19S 700 stsst This year cissrings
20 Sat- ifi5.bi2tt2s0
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

We sr, selling this stock
direct TO YOU.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
EAST VraLo LAVE sroCN.
DsasfaH a ss~vr.a

EAST BUFFALO. y. z. FEB IL -
Cattle Receipts 80 cars market 10
90 sc higher prime steers tiio
'irk butchers steers and hsifera
81 se0tsas best Fat cows eSetS9
butchers cows 49, 9T's. snlia -
%
Hogs Receipts - cars lower
neavy ara ycrk-ra stieisfe pigs
and ixht. ttiTseii.
sheep Receipts Is ear s,rorg
top lambs. tiSsogiSso yeariinHs
tis5eG l.So s.th-rs ti.cifSe
ewes tiIUiIse calves t5ois.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
CLEVELAND 1--WE sro,N.

CLEVELAND. Feb. is-Hogs-R.-
c-'pts zoe. maTk-; steady 70 Ice
love-. yorksrs. r,ir.c and mediums
fi.sg pigs tiiSo. roughs. si..
stays 81 Cattie-Recslpts cars
stead sheep and lames-Rec.ipts
2 cars market steady top. SIS.
Csiv.s- Receipts .os rsrket steady
tor SIS
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. Fob Hegs Ne
c. pts. g19ao rlsrks, steady 81 low
81 MIXED and butchers tiiit0ifto.
good heavy ti2ae6 ifss rough
1915 piEs s,-Seii Cattle Re
esfpfs zoe market wess ossvss.
'Scl:iS cows and hsifsrs nleN
ia4e stocs.rs and fssd.ra Nie6
-sIe r~r4as stTocsFg calves, eis
oi.So sheep Ree-ipts issse
market steady rA,iv. si0fSeii-s
western tiiaii iAmba ti..Se
ftso Western tf.Se1iaTy
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
Your Investment
SafeTuarded

Uuususl safeguards hs~e
been thrown about your m
v,stment In III, security
All heldings Of Ray
Hayroun and HE assoei-
atss have besn placed in
escrow with the Treasurer
81 the State Of Michigan.
10 remain until the sue
lsss Of the enterprise has
kssn firmly established
by q dividend Of st least
1ooo, 900, or 60 be used II
needed ~ . source OF
othSr benefit for the COM
pany.
This safeguard applies
with equal force 20 every
share 81 Hsrroun stock al
ready sold.
To make money for them
selves. the organizers 81 The
.om psnv must make
money for you
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

rrinttse-ths ptsis rest ttss--,s.'
T. ri.ht-ri-e. gsh Devt-Nsfs ssss
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

=. r,,, ss...s~-,s. s,sis .s.s ...s-h.t
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
No Other Security
Obligation

The HarrJun Motors Cor
porztion has bu; one secuf
Nv i.sue-its 10000 600 of
common stock
Raw Harroun and his az
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
Han RoUN

socrates have been paid iot|
patents. designs and pre-
limipary work with 400. ~1
shares. Five hundred thou
aud shares were under1
written ~ group u Ner'|
York hnancicrs a. s. 4
share subsequently, rising NJ
alue TO the pr1re abo' 4
named s. share The re-
naming 10000 shares ard
now being placed on direcI
SNle ~ a medium Of adm
term certificates. non nego1
iable and r-d-emsble IN sd
months proven saieguarr|
against unfair market ma
nipulation
Evening star., 1917-09-30

his commission as . second lieutenant
in tho Quartermasters department
George E Custard is press agent for the
tribe.
At the meeting of Seneca Tribe No. II,
Friday night, the committee on nftieth
anniversary made report Sachem
Storm commended the committee FOR Its
work, and stated that efforts were to be
made to eclipse previous records. as the
celebration fell on the night the great
chiefs pay their annual visit.
Charles D. Hobbs. who has been as
signed to the New York navy yard. was
in the city last Sunday on a forty-eight-
hour furlough.
Sioux Tribe. No. IS. conferred the
adoption degree upon two candidates
part of the degree team Of Seneca
Tribe. as follows: W. C. Smoot. sachem:
]. Heidenheimer, senior sycamore; +. F.
Voehl. junior sycamore: C. o. Storm,
prophet, and with twelve other MEM
bers in minor parts. Henry J. Gompers.
Sachem of Sioux Tribe. gave a surprise
lunch at the conclusion Of the work.
Frank D. Seiffert of Usage Tribe. No. 8,
is away on his vacation.
DR.. H. W. I1ppett. past great sachem
and chief of records of Mineola Tribe,
leaving here IN his automobile for the
lower Potomac.
r. A. Southworth Wednesday night
gave a talk on fraternalism at the meet
ing OF White Eagle Tribe.
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Royal Neighbors of America.

Martha McCaffrey Camp. No. Se7s,
Tuesday night completed Arrangements
for the consolidation OF the members of
Dolly Madison Camp with its own MEM
be-ship The charter OF Dolly Madison
Camp was surrendered and tho CAMP
ceased to exist Tho present ofYiceru Of
Martha McCanrey Camp-Mra Maud ".
Gilman. oracle; Mrs. Grace C. Clair
mont. vice oracle: Mrs Margaret Cowiaa
recorder: Mrs Gertrude Kidd. receives
Mrs Mamie Dixon inner sentinel; Ma
Florence r. Overbee. chancellor. and Ma
May Patterson. outer sentinel-wfu a.
rect the work Of the consolidated bodiaR
State Supervising Deputy Ida J. Sw1g.
gett, City Supervising Deputy Martha No
Caffrey, Mrs Maud Gilman and william
McCaffrey made brief remarks.
Myra B. Enright Camp Friday nixf,t a.
empilffed the degrees. the drill team ini-
tiating Mr. and Mrs Boughman and INO
Eleanor Mercer Six applications for men-
bership were received The camp decided
to hold an open meeting November 4 and
a committee was appointed to make tho
necessary arrangements with Mira AN0o
Duncan as chairman and Mrs. AnnaL
Pigott, Mrs Lottie Powell. MrA AaxthA
McaIichael and Mrs. J. 8. Lyons - aaalS1p
ants. Remarks were made by Vice Grade
Anna Pigott, Past Oracle Alico Duncan
and Recorder Alvin Miller.
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Modern Woodmen of America

A. r. Talbot Camp. No. 1872. Thurs
day night was entertained by Consul J.
Arthur Trunnel of Georgetown Camp
with an account Of the sessions of the
Head Camp recently held in Chicago. at
which he represented the District
Woodnen as delegate. J. II. Duncan
Four applications for membership were
received. Laughlin Mcpherson became
a member by transfer from a camp in
Providence. r. ]. +. r. Overbee. chair
man: W. F. Black. John Jost. J. s.
Lyons and c. s. Thomas were appointed
committee to provide entertainment
for the twelfth anniversary Of the camp
in October. An effort ia being made
for a referendum of the membership on
the action OF the Head Camp In Great
ing a patriotic fund to protect the
members called to the colors. Director
pected to address the members. State
Deputy William McCaffrey and District
Deputy Henry II. Millard spoke on good
of the order.
One application for membership was
received by West End Camp. No. 1aoSs.
Monday night. District Deputy Henry
II. Milfard made brief remarks. Daniel
Webster. II. NJ. Gilman and c. E.
Miller also spoke 1t was announced
that Capt Moses Fl. Darnall. Medical
Reserve Corps. has been assigned to the
6th Regiment of Engineers at Ameri-
can University, this city.
Central Camp. No. I6o15, has received
word that Lieut.. +. c. Getsinger, Z. s.
n. has been ordered to the Great Lakes
naval training station, Chicago, Ill, and
that J. II. King is now located in Balti-
more, Md. Two members of the camp
have received civilian appointmen
with the Army in France.