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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-04-12
ST0RE'G W. ReBner & Co.

Well, last week we told you we had the
agency for DR.. Hesss Stock Remedies -Disin-
fectants. Pan-a-cea for chickens, and all the
rest of his remedies. We have heard of peo-
pie who were not getting an egg day, that
after using package or more, are now get
ting 8, 10, and II eggs day. Isn't this pay
ing? And hogs. sheep, and cattle--equally
good results.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-04-12

SPShie ioob Outludy
home of Mr.. and Mrs.
\ K. Reeder were. Mr..
Adam West and daugh-
of Fayetteville; Misses
smut, Essie Kirk, Roxy
end Francis Lamberson
Hustontown, and Glenn
4 and John Hess, near
OWN.
pavln,g spent three weeks
b; where she had gone
ID the funeral of her
George M. Bender, Mrs.
4: Unger returned to
In the Cove last Sat-
RS, Unger says Georges
poets to visit her friends
unty sometime in the
IRE.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

Tho Volunteers OF America. No
$50 Lafayette blvd will hold 70.
oeption Monday evening. under the
auspices OF the Northeastern VIII.
ing Helpers, ~ which Mrs John
Patterson IL president II - fare
well 10 Capt and Mrs Ramsay. who
have been al the head of''he insti.
tuition FOR seven years and have re-
gently resigned on account Of the
arduous nature OF the work. Their
places will be taken by Mr.. and
Mrs Teed. OF Omaha.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
oREUF,I VI

4 story OF the Virginia mountains
Bahs ~ the Blue ridge" with sa r
ris-ale IS the heroine. 10 the Or
phegm- special screen attraction "a
accompany the vaudeville.
Bsbs is a veritable dryad " old
living in the mossy osrpsted noun
tain woods Her only relative - =
spinister aunt Nav Becky. and
her only playmates are the pigs, bees
frogs. birds and insects ~ the noun
tains An author seeking solitude
Visits the mountain 20 complete a
novel he sees Bahs dancing in the
woods and makes her aCqualntAn nee
Nav Becky provides strong opposi
ton 20 hia SUIT and thus he ~ com
PEELED 20 meet BRhs secretly a game
OF Gross purposes ensues and thrtll.
and laughs are falrl, we'll mixed
WITH the action ~ "a the Hrst drama
that Miss Rarriscale has had In a
long time which permits her % dis
play her yivaclty and charm TO the
fun
Arthur shirley. 10. Bowling and
EI2sk purke have the princips roles
and i'm photography and settings
Bahs ~ the Blue Ridge 10 quite as
pretsntious ss many OF the higgesi
aim productions The story, which
Wa written by Monte " Katteriohn.
might he called second edition OF
"Pegsle by the same author.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

Annette" dances and then puts
her body thru still more graceful
movements as she ~ lifted by her
teeth IA the air az the Avenue this
week Altho she has an iron Jaw, her
spirtte-iike grace - anything but
heavy and muscular She concludes
her act with a pretty p8ntomime over
a bunch M flowers
You have ~ hand n % the Avenue
chorus. They arc fast working
clearly coEtumed. weli-groomcd lot
and remarkably well drilled show
ing each week n different bill. they
EprinE A surprise every time This
week II Is combination mum her.
Every girl wears her own combins-
ton suit. and there - keen rivalry
FOR the best erect FroNcklng IN
rosy RAYS ~ the calcium. they are
very fetching picture
Jim Renneu puts steam and gin
ger into a fsrclCai episode shat ~ a
great hurlcsque faNnrite A hen
packed husband and submissive
wife are taught to turn the tables
upon their respective mates. IN
Bennett ls Emo In the whip-crack ing
role ~ tho turned worm.
MRhel Faleer throws garterr 10 Tho
audience and makes hit In when
You're in Love Nine Leverage
proves in a. good voice as ever.
Nillie-Il-.~lu gets hand every
time She shows herself She Ia a.
ready as ever with her 1.-THE. un-
preut Stated dancing ard ERmb0ling
Arthur ciamRgr. the producer. Is
working IN TIC show
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
AsHINcToN.

Viola Dana AZ an East indian
maiden Who 20 clude q marriage ~
state. ships as stowaway on "a boat
for America. "a the interesting oner-
INK ~ The Madison screen this week.
in The ne~ photoplay Lady Barna-
Gle
L.akshiraa. A. the rstah's daughter
Ia called has been separated from
her lover iu order that she shah
mary the choice of the rajah and hts
advisors The lover Roer % America
tD College and fakshirnR tries g.
throw herself into pool IN her
fathers garden when she II rescued
hv a young American Thereafter
she swears feaitv 20 the young On An.
pho finds that her loysi devotion iq
very irving and gets him into rA
sorts cf unpleasant circun stances
In The end rakshir4a ends her aat We
lover and 90 ls wiling 90 irf her
American master as sh~ calls him.
a. peacefully along his xway % the
American girl whom he has always
loved
The photography - the play - ela-
b0rate and unusual. tho scenes bsins
laid partly In India and partly 30
America
The accompanying program IN
cludes Mildred Manning IN %. Henry 3
story In Aim The Service OF Love. %
news weekly and deiiKh'fu. tray
eicgue and songs ~ Emmors and
ColNfu
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
TRADING LIGHT
ON EXCHANGE
Continental Motors Sells At
10; Better Market Seems
To BE I'm Sight
~ o,HARA. FERRIss 3 co

Daring Monday morning session
~ Che Detroit Stock exchange Con.
tneu,al motors sold az ~; REQ
opened al % Columbia SUGAR is up
Wlih 1898 1d and none offered.
Trading SD ar is light with The
marke, holding Nell
The short session on Saturday
bowed REQ car strong az PISA 90
29l.S. Nth very little stock offered
Charcoal common az 9l.S and the
preferred ar SIS were IN good dc
mand Detroit Edison a, le6 .
hoVei strength A better market
seems 20 o. in sight.
In ne New York market SATURDAY.
trading vas iight The war stocks
such as Crucible steel were up
While 4 = steel was on three-quar
rers OF point
The rails were dull as were also
The ndus'rials While the whole
market Was practically inactive.
prices as a general thing are hold
ing vell
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT June Liverpool
quoted N hcat essy ard dun as usuaI
Chicago was weak AZ the start ana
Detroit opened with drop ~ ~
and Weak feeling
The market Is fui % reports ~
what Hoover Us gQInE Co. do 70 gram
sellers aud th~ general feeltns 7
one - uu certainty ss 90 tht fNtufe
ug the trade There IL mo- specuia
tiun In the market excepting when
dealers are closing w trades ana me
cash market here is tifeiess NiUefs
are slow buyers and feel Uncertain
about the future ot their business.
alth. recent offciaI statements say
thcr viI le assured enough wheat
fnr the wants ~ the country u is
stated also that gore guers VIII rot
country cam spare Oklahoma farm
ers are said 90 be -eceIF ng very p 81
prices fer their new wheat from onih
ui,lers and exporters and no hedg
ing sales ~ Importance are oelnS
Weather ia splendid for wheat ana
oats and improving for corn no.
ward for coarse grains Ia active and
trading while wheat vas going low p
er TAe market continued 90 decline
ali session and st--hr close prieAs
were lo0l4c under saturdays finish,
oats advanced izci
Monday wheat quotations Cash
40 red f1-0 July opened with q
dror of 1r Rt --s~tnd declined %
s4fs septewn Der opened ~ S-o- ar
declined 90 g oc SO & white. f-.s'
Monday coarse grain quotations
Corn. cash So o 81 1855 No. yellow,
Sl-5 asked No yellow - - =
Oats. standard 12c asked No ?
white -It asked No. 4 white ~ = G.
RYE Cash 80. S.3n Beans I'm r
mediate prompt and June shipment,
s. October. s. seeds Prime red
clover. 5000 October. 81 So aisike.
81 81. timothy. g. 90
Receipts In the petro grain mar =.
kat Monday Included 1000 ooIT -
| flour. : car % wheat ID ~ corn and
80 cats. shipments wore 'on bcis
~ -four stocks are 200 GOO tu "
wheat 5000 hu - corn 10000 ou -
oats and 2 900 hu ~ rye
Worlds wheat exports last week
swere f2TS10co hu against fIt 1900
bu week 0go and i5.lie 600 bu a
year ago
Tvheat receipts Mordav Duluth rs
cars against - GEAR aEo Mimi
hpoiis 1sf cars. against ffk Wirui-
peg SIS cars against -ff EhfrhEo
% GAYS against southwest. lsl.-
GOO tu against 2090 rl
w mary wheat recofrt7 we're NHA o.
400 hu. against ii55.ooo ia wear
ago
Exports - wheat and Sour were
Tfi 900 hu Monday.
American visible supply changes.
wheat 7.rfGc00 nu decrease corn.
80 900 hu Increase oats. 1s9la'o bu
decrease.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
u. S. PROBING
MEAT INDUSTRY
Packers and Cattle Men to Tes.
tify Regarding
Prices

CHICAGO. June is-The return
Il L. s. pistric; Attorney Clyre
from Wash .ngton today revealed the
fact that the federal trad, commits
sion is expected 10 come 70 Chicago
early next month 80 investigate
iae meaf packing industries WITH
rcgaro 10 observation of food
Packing officials catilc g-DwIS
ard dealer and retail market men
will be summoned. 30 Is understood,
TO testify regarding prices ~ meat
animals from grower 20 consumer
No statement could be obtained
from government officials whether
this evidence would be turned over
90 Tho federal grand jury
While IN Washington C.ync con.
ferred with Attorrey General Greg
DRY and members Of The trad cum
mission
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

Tho High eoil~rs" is the title ~
troupe - huri esQUers who opened
weeks enEag rent tn tho cadillac
theafer sunday afternoon and te-
lighted the usual sabbath capacity
house. The performanre consists ~
two hurlettRs with good lot of
sp-cialties andwi ched in The enter
tafnment has much t1 commend "a.
or sthe specisltieE the chief feature
"a the dancing % Mile Melissa and
Mons WeNy Their work !e grace
personihed and wins tho instant an.
prevail - the cadillac enthusiasts The
act is ~ "a measure ~ merit not Of
ten tiHpisyed In burlesuue houses
The entire company also. ls above
the average The Hordes offer
novelty musical act that ls ont ~
Tho ordinary and which 80 well re-
ceIvef
A. FOR tn regular show. - IS made
up of q fine appearing and EorEenus-
o. Corturued rh0ruE "a HprlEhfiy as
lof - kittens and we'll assorted
group ~ principals. each pleasing In
his or nor Wav Ada ium 10 uicN
g. look upon a. IA Rrna Nivienne, and
both do much ~ keep tho audience
ssffserd aae cameron IL lively and
pretty. while Connie Fuller az
touRh Hnvrry Eiri apoils her good
looks rifh her makeup
Al f~anre John % Grant Marry
Peterson aud Earl Hall take the chief
male parts and acqult themselves
we'll
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
ASKS WARRANT
FOR A JUSTICE
Assistant Prosecutor Makes
Serious Charge Against River
Rouge Court Judge

Assistant Prosecutor Harry Krt
dam recommended q warrant for rhe
arrest OF Justice Harry Nieman.
af' River Rouge, MondaN morning
charging LARCENY by conversion. %
~ alleged be- failed 20 return So
ieH With him rv Jack LANCER, pres
ien, OF the LANCER Printing com.
mny of Detroit 70 guarantee his
appearance in court.
LANCER Vas arrested in RITe-
Rouge April 70 on speeding
barge he was acquitted when his
case came before the Justice bur
'o'd go come back in a week Tor
ms money. be claims on a second
visit he tailed 10 SCI the money. he
declared
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
MARKET HIT BY
TIGHT MONEY
Call Loans Made at Six Per
Cent; Trading in Stocks
Light

NEW YORK. June ls.-The New
York Evening sun financial review
today said:
"The strained condition OF the
money market caused by Che with
holding OF funds in anticipation OF
heavy payments az The close-of The
month on account OF interest and
dividend disbursements and, in The
interim. on account OF initial and
subsequent payments on The Lib
erty loan. was reflected today IN The
loaning and renewing OF cali money
at 8 per cent and the advance in
time funds To 8 10 and 6 per cent.
The effect was one of restraint in
trading and depression 10 securi
ties prices. There was little more
animation than in Saturdays rather
dull and colorless session OF The
stock market
"'rradin- tnruout Was highly pro-
fesrional A further bear drive
against the steel shares caused a
gradual giving away % the entire
list after midday and in The last
hour losses ranged from . 20 6
points. the latter only in extreme
cases like Bethlehem Steel "B" The
motor stocks. which were the strong
features earlier, also Yielded sew
eral points from the days high
Rails were weak and neglected save
for few strong spots like Norfolk
& Western, Delaware & Hudson and
Wheeling & Lake Erie preferred,
Bonds were quiet and steady
Cotton was again sensationally
strong with MAY options touching
20 cents and other months ranging
from 2s.eOc TO 25.T5c a pound ad-
yances in some cases OF over 90
points
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
~ THE
OTAGE
DETROIr OPERA HOUSE.

ttrtNuii NfItAA hNN ~
Geraldine Farrar. weil-knoivn opera
star is To be seen this week On the
screen i'm Tho Detroit opera house in
a photopiay founded ON Incidents in
No ifc ~ Jeanne dare. called Joan
The Woman"
a modern touch is given 60 the
story IN tho prologue and cpilogue
The former has 90 SO with a young
officer serving in the trenches ono
France "a no. fn his sleep. dreams that
hf is Eric Trent the young English
man who had So large part iu the
uctrayal Of the maid OF Orleans
which ended Ia her capture and burn
Iug at the stake. and that in penRnce
fur this ne must undertake an "a
ceptirnallN dangerous TASK IN the
conflict ragins around him. The
main story ~ the piece takes the
spectators thru the lie OF Joan with
such Important Incidents as the bat
tlc of orleans the coronation OF
Charles and the destruction ~ the
girl who had led her country 60 VIC
tors nniN 90 sacrifice her own life.
The photoplaA has been staged with
great maEulhcente ana power. rs
Intensely human land dramatic story
holds the sue nftou of the mind while
The scenes cnthrall the eyes and STIR
the mag nation
Miss Farrar discloses exceptional
power a. an actress IN the role %
Joan which she lnterpreta. in its var
ious phases 81 developing character.
With skill and charm
The supporting cast Is one OF
notable playefs and includes Thco-
tore Roberts as the bishop fuily
Marshall. Wallace Reid. Raymond
Hafton. Hobart Bosworth. Marjorie
Daw, cleo RidEeley and host of
others
During the engagement % Joan
the Woman IN the Detroit opera
house the performance viii begin
az : o'clock with n second afternoon
perform ance at 30 o'clock. and two
etening performance a. and 30
ID clock
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

CHICAGO. June rs - Opening ~
wheat July down 2i-r sept NOT
quoted Corn July down No Sept
down ft.r Dec down - Oats
july down i,r sept down "a Dec.
down s. Prov lslors stead
Noon Wheat July. down &c. Sept.
down fr corn Juiy 40 az sept.
up Ito Dec up izc. oats July
unchanged sept. up 90 Dec down,
a. Frosi sious steady
Close Wheat July down &C.
September down zoe Corn Iuly
upi.C september down ~ Decsn b.
ber down &c july down 2e sep
ten1her down sc. December down
&c Provisions steady
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
MAJESTIC

Vivian Martins latest picture We
hicle. Giving Becky a Chance de-
lighted capacity aud iences Ia the
Majestic theatcr sunday. The story.
by LOIS Zellner. Ia convincing eX-
position OF the romance Of little
daughter % the poor who IL sent TO
boarding school and acquires a taste
for expensive things But Becky. IN
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
ARGENTINE TO
OPEN PORTS
TO l.. S. SHIPS


BUENOS AIRES June 1s-Ar.
gentins Intends lifting the neutral.
ity regulations when an American
feet arrives here n was snthorita-
lively said today that such a visit
from American warships would be
considered an act ~ friendship
toward Argentine and as such the
parships might remain as long ar
they wish
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
Livestock


DETROIT. June is--Cattle Mar
ket asa SOC lower best heavy steers
S. .f0fIl1 best handy weight butch
or steers. $40 50Ui1 z5. MIXED steers
and heifers $40 z5WII handy light
butchers $4,000 igt light butchers
SS5nQ9 best COWS $3.50 butcher
cows 8 80 ~ A. $50. common cows 8 ID
2F Gamers $4,000. best heavy
bulls g. 5oa f75 bologna bulls. SsQ
feeders fs50nq Etuckers. S-us %
m lkars and spr'uEers t50n So Veal
calves Market strong best grades
ti4 1rM15 FG others ssdt25C. sheep
and lambs Market on lambs strong
sheer slow best dry fcd lambs SIS 2s
0l560. grass lambs ff7 30 z 49, So.
Nght 90 common lambs IS son I2 fair
60 good sheep $3.50 ass rnus and
common. S5ds Hogs Market pros
poets steady pigs. tifnf415 mixed
grades. sITIf5 30
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
Manufaeturlna plant lnn,.a

Burglars smashed IN the front
windows % tho sullivan SManufac.
turing comnany's plani. Nos 4s7 40
Hancockave east, sometime Sunday
night and Carted away metal valued
Al more than 5000. and 81 n cash
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

The following arms are privileged
70 execute orders on the exchange:
W. r.. Moss B. Co. Carlyle e. Povah.
Geo. NJ. West q Co. r. +. Maccrone
Co. II. w Noble & Co. y. l. Sey-
mour g. Co. w d. Mclaughlin. Mer-
rill. Lynch & Co. W. A. Hamiin 4 Co.
VIM. a. Neer a Co, Sinclair A. Couls
Wendell MuIkey & Co VIM IT Rose
A. Co, +. X. Pelton & Co.. Joel Stock
ard & Co. Bennett. Smith & CO. W
b Reilly & Co. Matthew Finn. A w
wallace & Co. Lewis q. Gorton. Bel
den. Woodruff & Co. Besner. Cramer
a Muehl, Dodd. Martin & Co. OHsra
Terriss a. Co. Webb. Lee & co.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

the end. redeems herself when she
nnda her parents placed themselves
under the seNerest hHrdships o. pay
her tuition fees.
Miss Martins personality is always
pie asinE and her, performance rs
highly comnrndahle The settings
and photography are OF a. high order
and the supporting cast is who %
adequate The story affords humor
OF rare sort, and Miss Martin. as a
cabaret dancer who secretly appears
In a roadhouse 90 raise money FOR
her parents needs offers proof that
she ~ as good a dancer as she rs an
actress
The program Includes Victor Moore
in new comedy Committing. that
is timely The travel plctures take
IN Hawaii and tacksnuville. Fla. and
there are nitfpar's animal pictures.
with American deer as tho subject.
and the weeks news In pictures
Henry Snutrey sings two topical
songs and the orchestra plays IN
Guarany. an overture by Gomez. the
brazilian composer
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
MADISON

Alice Joyce and Henry r. Morey
have the leading roles IN "The CUES
tion," new photoplay on the Madi-
son screen this week
Mias Joyce rs seen as Martha VAIN
wright n ministers daughter. who ia
IN love with John Stodman n young
chemist. and assistant in laboratory
research work 90 pr Bundel. a ia
nous scientist The latter dies. and
IA his viii hsqursths wonderful
scientific secret 20 Stedwan. provided
the young man does -ot marry. The
older man believed that family N~s
hampered men engaged IN scleBfinc
work Martha braves social conven-
ton and her family's dfsspproval 20
live with Sfedmar insisting that h-
carry out the provisions ~ the will.
MANY unhappy complications ensue.
but finally happiness comes % both
ia the ringing - tho marriage bells
delightful travel0Euc. the news
Of the world on the screen. selec-
tions hy tho orchestra and songs by
Mrs Ethel Rust Mellor complete the
week. entertainment Harold lar
Wis viii Sins Monday. Wednesday and
Friday afternoons
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

TOLEDO. Tune Hogs rrrefrfr
faf- marrtf afradr heavfrs. $3.50
nff1o mrd.urs SIS aonte workers.
Sffnf5 1n rood piss g. r0dItr
Calves Market efeadE sheep and
lambs Market sfeadI
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
ALLIES ARE
REPULSE
IN FRANCE
British Still Holding
Main Position,
Chief Wires
FOE PIERCES
HURTEBISE LINE
Later Elected From All
But Small Part,
Says Paris

LONDON. June lS-A uemen
dous German attack upon newly.
won British positions east OF Mon
chy-le Preux forced the British to
iall back from certain advanced
posts. Field Marshal Haig reported
today
Early this morning the enemy
strongly attacked our new positions
cas-, OF Monchy-le Preux he stated.
After severe hghtins We were com.
PEELED 20 fall back from certain ad.
vanced posts In front or our main
new position We still hold Infan
iry Hin"
Monchy.lePreux ave miles south.
east OF Arras. is one Of The turning
points on the general Hindenburg
front being ou the so.called Dro-
court Queant switch line II has
teen the scene OF tremendous aght.
ing ever since the British struck
ont from the Yimy Ridge and drove
toward Dousi
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

Barnard college next year sill
have a course in the elements Of
law open 20 limited number of
specially qualified women students.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
HTPP NoToH can CORPORATION
Preferred dividend M

Detroit Mich. June ls 1917
The directors have declared = quar-
tcriy dividend 90 ~ on the -
Cumulative Preferred stock. payable
July 2 1917. 60 stockholders Of rec
ord June 90. 1917 Chscks will be
mailed.
A. Won SCHLEGEIL
Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
WV YonK COTTON MARKET


EIGTN. III. June ~ Butter Sales.
3sBzc. q drop Of 3c from last week
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

LONDON June ls Rerlin on.
cial reports today limited AZ read.
justment Of aehting activities on
two widely separated fronts
First was the resumption OF Of
'ensive war by the Russians IN the
Lutsk sector. which. combined With
Petrograd dispatches detailing the
vote OF secret session OF the
duma urging an immediate often.
sive. gave great hope here that
Russia was making ready 70 do
her BIT"
Second WAS the Perlin statement
indicating withdrawal by the Brit
ish Salonika expeditionary force
from certain positions in the Struma
lowlands
Combined NTH news OF the work
OF the American mission. now In
Petrograd the duma resolution for
an immediate offensive was taken
as a favorable sign az crystalline.
ton Of Russian sentiment against
Germany and complete failure 81
the German peace plots
There have been numerous a..
tampts In the house ~ commons 10
obtain from the ministry an ct
PLANTATION OF the full reasons OF the
British participation IN the Mace.
donian offensive Certain members
have insisted that tho British forces
now there under Gen Serial could
be utilized 10 vastly better eject
on the western front. backing up
Field Marshal Haig's offensive
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

NEW YORK. June rs Butter.
Firrr receipts ffs creamery extra.
90 a uasc, rrra merry special market.
80 a, Poe. state dairy. tubs. 11n frr
imitation creamery frafa GfI Boo
Eggs. steady receipts 1855. nearby
white fancy 1914 2fc. nearby MIXED
fancy a0n afe fresh frefs 3fnafc
T. IT, Kaiser. former sales manager
0f the Detroit chair Manufacturing
company has Joined the ROYAL Mo-
tors Corporation. Of Detroit as wee
president and saicr manager.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

rrintIne--fhe piain nest kInd--thst
- <ixht-~Tlmcs Job ncpt.--Maln 452o.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

frfntisE--the pfafs nest kfrd-tkst
~ right--Iiaes job Dept.--Msin t57a.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18

PARIS, June IS The Official
communication by the war ONCE
last night reads After a bonn.
bardment carried out last night in
the sector Of Hurtebise the-Ger
mans attacked. north OF Monument
salient In our positions which
they succeeded in penetrating
Driven back after q spirited en-
gagemcnt. The enemy was able 10
maintain himself only in small
element 81 our advanced line
'The Germans have been violent.
~ bombarding Rheims FOR several
days past Twelve hundred shells
were thrown into the town today.
resulting In several casualties
among The civilian population
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
lInn INnI-sTnIAIs

b-Bld s-soId y spin
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
Boston Copper Stocks

quotations by Hornblower q Weeks.
ane 49, open High Low close
The Detroit times., 1917-06-18
Standard Oil Stocks

aaota'ioas BY Hornoioaer & week.,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-13
ERECT PLATFORM FOR
FLAG DAY EXERCISES

Preparations for the Elks' Flag Day
exercises in front of the capitol build
ing at 8 O'Clock THU sday evening con
tinued today with the erection OF a
large 20 by 3O-foot stand upon which
will be seated those who will partici-
pate in the ceremonies and also heads
of the city, territory. army. navy and
guard.
A special section of $50 seats will
be reserved in front Of the waikiki
section of seats and membership
EIks card or pin will serve as admis'
sion tickets when shown to boy scouts
at the gate. On the eva side place
Is reserved for such veterans as the
G. A. r., Spanish War men and for
eign wars members, also for Sors AMI
Daughters of the Revolution
The Elks' committee in charge ex.
tends a cordial invitation to all
patriotic citizens, and promises that
the affair will be one Of the most
thrilling and impressive ever held in
Honolulu. The Hawaiian band starts
playing at 7:45 and continues until
O'Clock,