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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-10-26

Men enjoy doing almost anything they
don't have to do.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-10-26

And any married man will tell YOU &c is
better to leave ''foot prints on the sands
of time than to track them through the
Kitchen
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-10-26

A Methodist pastor in Long Island City,
New York, recently lost his life while
attempting to save two boys from drown.
ing.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-10-26

Some men attempt to do main-tcn
stunt on side-show ability.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-10-26

American energy on the job will do
much to hearten our allies.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-10-26

Graduates in very active demand for
business and Civil Service positions.
Young women specially wanted to fill
places formerly occupied by men.
Good opportunities now for all who
are qualified. Prepare at once. For
catalogue address
CARMEL & HOLT, Albany, N. Y.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
THos. ]. OWEN SON. AuctionssrI- :
Trustees Sale of Valuable Uns
improved Lot in Chillum
Castle Heights.

By virtue OF certain deed Of trust dulT
recorded IN Liber No. g7sS at folio lSa Of the
Land Records Of the District Of Columbia.
and At the request Of the party secured there
by, the undersigned Trustee viii sell at public
auction at the office OF Thomas J. Owen z
Son iSsi c Street Northwest. Washington, d.
C. on Friday. the sixteenth day OF Novembsr
1917. at three O'Clock. p. m. the following
described land and premises situated in tnS
City OF Washington. District Of Columbia,
Lot numbered thirty-seven on IN SQUARE
numbered thirty-sevsn hundred and thrss
(37o3l n the subdivision known as ChiIluna
Castle II lights, as per plat recorded IN the
office of the Surveyor for the District Of Co
lumhia IN Book q. Page a.
Terms: One-third cash, balance m equal
lnstalments At one and two years with inter
est at per centum per annum, payable semi
annually from the day Of salee ana secured b.
deed OF trust on the property sold, or all
cash, At the purchasers option. A deposit Of
$4,000 Will be required at the time Of sale
All eonveyancinE AID recording will be a.
the purchaser cost Terms to be compiled
with within ten days. otherwise the trustee
T serves the right To resell At the risk and
cost Of the defRulting purchaser
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY.
BY J. H BADEN, Vice Prssident
Attssti u. J. WINFRBE. Secretary.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
HELP WANTED-MALE

GROCERY CLERR-Must understand meat
cutting. Apply si2 Pa. ave. N. W. llt
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

0 ADIsHWAsHER and scuilion wanted At
WHITE PALACE LUNCH. in7 St:
per week. Is
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

WHITE CHAUFFEUR-Apply Us Florida
; ave. n. Z. ?. o. PECK.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

HELPERs-Two expert, to work at timing.
Appiy after o'clock, J. J. cLEARY, MI
q ~ n " Is
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
HELP WkNTEp-MALE

YOUNG MAN to look aftsr Eas arc lamps
Call altar .. m. ga Florida ave. n. W.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
FOR SALE-M0T0RCYcLES

INDIAN MOTORCYCLE and side car; good
shape new tires, viii demonstrate H3.
Apply HALLAS GARAGE. lt2o L st. n. W.
lsll
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

LICENSED ELEVATOR CONDUCTOR.
; l. p. SCHWARTZ, INC, ~ 18th st. n. ".
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

Over 40 Years successful practice In tns
ONel " ! SaiS cure OF Chronic Nervous
and special Diseases OF Men and Womsn
Means health to you if you suffer
from CAtArTh, Obesity. Rheumatism, Con-
1uIanon. Piles. Throat, Lungs. Brain
heart Blood and Skin DtssaSsL Nsrvous
Deoility, Kidney Diseases. Bladder Troubles.
specino Blood Poisoning. Eruptions. UlosrA
and All Private Diseases Cured for Life b.
safe Methods
es. Bacteria Vaccines. and All the nsv -
rums and and-toxins admlniatsred
ShArEes low. A.,dicins furnished
PRIVATE Waiting Room for LadIsa
ofnes houFH; - 20 4 . TO q e,lpday 70 20 n.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male,

HOTEL sTEwARD-Expsrisnosd and res
taurant manager: open for enEagement:
best reference furnished BOX IN. Times
office. 1sB
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

! LAB0RERS = White, $2.75.
! per day, steady work. Ap-
ply Timekeeper, ADAMS EX-
PRESS CO., End & Eye sts.
. n. E,
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

S6BCoND COOK and nrst-class dIshwasher;
report 81 once. CAPITAL SEAFoOD COM
PANY, SO7 18th IT n W Ills
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

SHoUsEA4ANS5;AVDiy AN; to HousEKEEPER' g.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

DANCERs-Lady gentleman. TO teach mod
ern ballroom dancing: salary and oommmis-
SION. New YorE Conssrvatory Of Dancing bos
Sth 1T n. W.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
FOR RENT-HousEs

m stA e. nv. 10. and b. fur. hat ..snss
s0l cambLi1gs pl., n; and b, fur bat -
JOS. ]. WELLER,
era n. W. Phsns AAan =.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
wanted-Rooms and Board.

FURNISHED ROOM and board desired by
gentleman; northwest section; state price.
BOX $50, Times office. as
ROOM AND BOARD for lady for winter;
private family downtown northwest Ad-
dress or phone MRS. s.. Winston Hotel; ref
erences exchanged. ia
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

sDRIVER-Colored for Ford
delivery; bring references.
VIM. HAHN & CO., 7th and K
sSts. Is
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

X sT N W., s57-Can accommodate severn
boarder.; home eonvenisness. 10
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

-AAN-Young: take some subjects. languages,
mathematics. etc: play eAsketball: ioss
rates BOX ioo. Tines office. II
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
PROSPERITY HAS
SPOILED US, SAYS
JUDGE GRANT

We are 80 wrapped In prosper
fly that we lack the fiber for true
patriotism and have turned a deaf
ear TO civilization" IN the opinion OF
Judge Robert Grant. OF Boston. az
voiced from the stage OF the TWEEN
tieth Century club auditorium be
fore q large audience Thursday AFT.
eTnoon.
We have sacrificed depth OF feel.
ing TO federated system. The tired
business man wishes only to be
let alone after his days work is
done. He makes his work an en-
cuse for drifting along the line of
least resistance in all matters that
dU not pertain thereto His wife.
on the contrary. Is full OF a curious
enthusiasm and wishes to make the
world conform to any idea which
strikes her fancy" Judge Grant
continued:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
Deaths

Eiwood ID. Lutssisr. 1890 Maxwell.
months. bronchO. pneumonia Nor
non0 HoadhouSe, 1908 Trumbull. Is
yeas. pieuro pneumonia. janet At
wood. as Lycast@. about 70 years.
pneumonla: Psecker Newman, o..
Merys hospital. about 30 years car
einoms Nartha thompson. 81 Can
Mold r., - years. broncho pneumQ-
mia. Jennie nreN'n. 1870 Jefferson ".
~ years. aporisxy; Joseph Kills. 81
Addison. about - ysnra, cancer Of
stomach. Richard Harry. 1907 Nichi-
gan. about As ynarR. cirrhosis OF
liver; Clarence Mann, Irovidence
hospital, 30 years. cardiac renal dis
ease; Wifffsn Tins'ey. sti Dclvidere.
II years chronic nsrhritis. lillian
Y. Doe. 1879 neeubien. eg years. To-
bar pneuuonis. Pearl A. Asthsr, IS
ssldsn. % years. hsmerrhsss TenY
- ysers Rgimonery tns.rculosL.'
thru d.sree hurns; SOFIA stesukow-
gifts; John a Fufium, ifsf campbsiI.
~ Ysers. spopiexyi Andrsef Miasga
ittr Campbell 7 years, crusAinF In
luriesi rhsodore Horriot nols
days. Ateieetasts: Edith wool, III Al
Isndsls. yesrs hsmipbesis' Paul
puetskyI Detroit Tuberouiosis sani-
tarlprn. ~ years. pulmonary tubsrev-
losfN Theresa rsncs. Boulevard semi
tsriurn, about z years, chronic "a.
ir sr, ~. .soy, - y..r. yrsyggi...
hsrrfest " yeerx psritenitis; Ser
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

with oficials here II Was pointed
out the state department announced
the de facto government of Costa
Rica would not be recognized by
the United States.
Immediately afterward. the de
facto head OF Costa Rica an
nounced boldly that he did not need
OF care for the support OF the Unit.
ed States.
Ofncials here intimate strongly
thai the head OF that Latin-Ameri-
car republic is probably otherwise
cared for.
evidences OF reutonic propagan-
da work I'm other LAtin-American
countries 10 also being carefully In
vestigated. In this connection some
concern 10 felt hero over restless
ness that has sprung up In Colon
bta because OF the indefinite post
ponement OF the Colombian-Ameri-
can treaty. This IN believed 70
have moved President Wilson IN
recently urging action on the treaty
Senator Stone. chairman Of the for
sIgn relations committee. will rush
action on the treaty during the en-
ira senate session after March l.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
Marriage Licenses

Joe w,esslthisr. a.; FANNIE Ei.lsr.
Rd a:s.r (. E. Earle, a. Maud r.
Joe Msndsrsno. sti Anna NJ Lloyd,
vl hes 4: W. L0nson, ''' ssrniss BAH
Frank Bic. 90: Rose Lecka. a..
Joe q. Hicks. a.. Detroit; Ethel NJ.
Bolkie. IS. Chatham. Ont.
Henry e. kippen. IS; Mary Nc
schuyler A. Rouse. 81; Lottie
Harold r, :. zam''sin. az Linda NJ.
EDWARD NJ wolfe. ss; Lois Mann.
Harvey E. Day. 20: Lillian white
Joe LaBeIi 81, Detroit: Martha
KIsssr. 20, Beaver, Mich.
Luigi PercuzTi. 81: Rosa Piacentini.
Elmer KAphart. 20. Detroit: Flor
ence stevens, ~. Bentonviiie.
a. spencer Mallory. "a; Eida L. VIII
Ewaid Mack. a.; Lila Taylor. 81
William Campbell 70; EiVa West
Harry L Moore. Al; May Randall
wInam NJ Davis. "a; Elsa e. Dix
brvs Maimi. as Lille PartAnin
Harry HoenIeks. 81. Detroit. Gene
We've Ross. rs. Grand Rapids.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

Brands Australian Pugilist
As a Stacker
In Order

ALBANY, N. ". March brand
ing LES Darcy. Australian pugilist.
as q Stacker" Gov. whitman to-
day directed the state athletic com
mission to prohibit him from enter.
ing the ring at Madlson-sq. garden
In New York city, Monday evening,
Tor n bout with Jack Dillon.
The members OF the athletic com
mission conferred today with the
governor and Immediately notified
Grant Hugh Browne. president Of
the garden corporation, underwriters
auspices the Darcy Dillon eight was
scheduled. that Darcy will not be al
lowed TO appear In the ring Monday
and win BE- prohibited from taking
part In any boxing contest In the
state.
Darcy. I am informed, In a runa.
way from his own country" said
the governor. In disguise and IN
der IN alias. he left his native land
because he was afraid 10 fight In the
cause for which his fellow country
men are sacrificing their lives. He
prefers to give q brutal exhibition.
at some personal risk. for a purse
OF $50. 1000"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
Policemen Raise
Purse for Victim
OF HishsOayman

Charles Subject came 70 Detroit
Thursday with hts wife and six chill
dren TO find work. He determined
TO 10 out and get the lay Of the
town" during the evening.
Il was few blocks on your main
street" said Subject. land three Ne
groes held me no. They got my
SIS"
With his wife and brood Of chill
dren. Subject came into police head
quarters Friday morning. seeking q
place Of refuge for his family
Commissioners Coussns happsnsd
along. He gave Subject so and In
structed Lieut. wilde TO see that
the family got q room and food.
Meanwhile police ofhcers ground
the nrst precinct took up . coiiec-
ton which amounted TO Sls.To and
this. too. was pressatsd 70 the Port
Huron visitor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
GERMANY
BLAMED FOR
2 REv0LTS
Berlin Activity Seen
In Cuba and Costa
Rica Troubles
u. S. GATHERS NEW
PLOT DETAILS
Vast Anti : American
Organization Is
Uncovered

WARRINGTON. March s<-Mfl-
lions Of dollars have been sent 10
the carTanxa government Of Msx-
700 rscsntly by Germans In the
United States. n was learned on
high government authority today.
Some OF these millions were In the
form OF personal loans" to Mexico.
Other millions went into the pur.
chase OF smelter plants wherever
available IN Carrnnxs's republic.
The money was sent IN spite OF
wasnins from the United States that
such -iosns' would not have the
support Of this government unless
all Details OF the arrangements be
TWEEN the loaning parties and Car
ransa met with the approval OF
washington-
This was one OF the countless de-
vslopments which began coming 70
light today following oficial dis
closure by President Wilson and
Secretary lansing OF q carefully
planned plot to unite Mexico and
Japan with the imperial German
government In q war on the United
States.
II was definitely established to-
day that full Instructions 10 Ger
man consuls In the United States
were sent 10 Count Won Bernstorff
at the same time a. the Zimmerman
letter. The instructions covered
the handling of pending business
and directed further dismantiing OF
German ships In American marlboro
In event of a break In relations.
They covered also the matter OF I'm
structions 20 be left with consals
by special agents when the consuls
left this country. The scope of the
orders to the consuls Is understood
TO be broad and In many, respects
startling.
All 20 to show. II ls oficially de-
ciared. that while AZ peace with
this government, Germany was con-
rtantly plotting hosuie acts IN nun
tdreds OF forms against the United
States.
The United States L. ready 10
make other equally startling dis
closures "in proper time"
II Il known, however that EVIL
dence OF established German prop
uganda has been found In the revo-
iutions both In Cuba and Costa
Rica
within the last few weeks Prssi-
dent Gonzales OF Costa Rica has
conferred with Secretary Lansing
and President Wilson regarding the
situation In his country. now ruled
by q de fscto head with Gonzales
temporarily In exile.
shortly after Gonzales meeting
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
SHORT WEIGHT
COSTS COAL MAN
AN EZRA TON

Albert Apei. coal dealer, OF No.
Tss-soO Eighteenth-st.. was brought
before Judge Jeffries In recorders
court Friday morning. charged with
having delivered an order OF coal
TO ID. c. Gordon. OF No. s57 Trum-
bull-ave.. which was 4as pounds
short Of The required weight for a
ton.
'T'li adjourn the case until March
p" said Judge Jeffries, and I'll give
you until that time 20 deliver a ton
OF coal 90 Mr.. Gordon"
Robert Nc. Toms. attorney for the
coal dealer. demanded TO know why
APPEL should deliver a full ton when
he was only AS pounds short.
He doesn't have to- replied
Judge Jeffries. He can come back
here on the dste set. and TN dis
pose OF the case in the usual way.
A 800 nne wouldn't be beyond the
range OF possibilities"
Toms said no more.
The Judge has q suspicion that
Gordon win Get the extra ton OF
coal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

with the sss deal az . leader in
the decline the produce market has
several features or unusual interest
20 buyers at the moment The :gE
market In under the Influence OF the
heavy seasonal increase I'm produce
ton. and will probably be unsettled
until buying for storage sets In.
Poultry. potatoes and dressed calves
are ali easy in tone S Que a.. 70 fal h,ss
prices are probably responsible. Com
mission men say onions are being
orereed freely from several direc-
tions and that the market also is
lover A: q result OF weather con
short on Florida tomatoes. green pep
pers and perhaps other lines OF green
stun. but the vegetable list az q
wheie 10 called steady.
.s ays'. 90 ,s sss Ssl for
s.r.sss-.Good sblppIns stock. -
s.1b bunch.
Besss--Drisd Limhs ice ID.
.crsrseyyses--Late Howes. ~ per
Drs.ssS Calves - Fancy. isoisei
No q it0fBc
Dre..ea Hog. wight isoiTc;
heavy, itu i5c 10.
toc doA: parsley. 3697Sc doz.; GU
cumbers. hot house. s2923b; car
rots. $3.50 bu.. Brussels sprouts, $50
soc ct; California celery. .s5c u N.So
doE cnulifiower. t2-3s dos; lettuce
134ISc ID, cabbage. new Florida
arspe Fruss--,a0too per crate
Hesey-Faney white. is0ifc: ex-
S nsy3p.sroit shipper. ar. paying
the following prices Cor haled nay In
car lots & Q. b. Detroit: No. ,imo-
thy, il.tSai5; STANDARD timothy.
No i Timothy. "ti.@is; h.' i mi.sd
rssoeit; No ! mixed. ne9r; No.
4 clover. sla@1asos rye sNraw. $3.50
oio; wheat and Dat straw. ss.sces
Lemea.-si1Ase per box.
Li.e.ii iogi.ss 2e. 100 $3.50.
,sS,Ssec =, n. rsT. 5s,es'i,ss: sr.1i''
or.rs..- Nsvsis. 500 Florida.
ssfsaTss per box.
oniens - 81 a.so91S per ioo-lh
say. spsnis hen ,'S, $50 per o s.s, r.
bars sasoaass bu western stock.
tfssa2 bu.; new Bsrmudas. sit9iS
r.uI.ry.--sgrings .le12e: I,.s,
ssSe. mediums sersic; stays. 10
lsc roostsrs itgl5c. geese 100 aoe'
AtFn b<rrtee--bhc quart
sweet ofatoes--Jerseys. kiln dried.
t77Sd $50 per crate.
SoBBTxG PRurrs
Canned Geoas--Applea s3.TB per
gal: Lima beans. siieDis0. corn,
fancy Maine siS5: standard si460
Lse: table essts' ',asgIts, peas peas.
salmon, tar tit0: marrowrat peas,
g. - cas-; early June. si.se sifted
early June t1A0 don. Tomatoes.
standard. ~ seN1.se doE.
Csnee-eantos. standard. 1s11so:
medium isA 20. fancy. goo 1!c go.
rs rs s ,.ss i,si ls RSs . i's''e'
Fees-tobblng prices. Ioo-ib. sacks.
bran, sssaie: standar6 niddiinRs.
t1gNfc. hns uiddlinxS. s4i1t1;
cracked corn, ft4a4b; coarss corn
meal st59tt: corn and oat chop.
Floar--Jobbler prices B.., MlcS-
sso. ,trslSnt,, 81 ggTs Iyst 1850;
on Raw Iinseed ~ os: boiled lin
GOD si.o1 IN barrel lots. kerosene,
tank Wagon or iron barrels SIC. RED.
crown gasoline, ishe gal.
utses--No. cured hides. ale; No.
! grcsn AideA isc: No ! cured bulls,
es Sf S zeal kip sse ' No green NO veal
kip i3c: No cured murrain. 40;
No. green murrain. lie; No, cures
calf scc; No. green calf fsc; No. 1
No. ! taiiow. o.; NO. 2 tnliow. a.; No.
hides. &c on; No. ) kip and calf,
Nc ca shss.Rskins Gas TO amount
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

nice Ritsenhsim. o.. Msry's hospital
q, year. Periton,tiss Lien sul ,rr,s.
scisrosis: William J. ifirons. 90 Ma
Anna Aiexs. fissK Mckinley. about
SO years. carcinoma. Cashmere Iast-
siemski. n Otis. . years. commissions;
Margaret Monnstte is0 Vermont 70
years, Gpoplexy: Nicholas Shapinski.
e3s Gerheid. 1 year. empyeme; Will
liam Ssdier. Receiving hospital. about
40 years ioesr pneumonia: John A.
iltty; Charles Davis. Van Camp. Har-
per hospital. 90 years. carcinoma. l..
D. Person. l1e Mcmillan. rs years
spinal msningitis gladys l.. Rice.
9bD Melbourne. "a years. pulmonary
tubercviosis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
SPURNS CHANCE
TO SETTLE FOR $40;
PAYS $25 FINE

win you pay this man si0?" ask
ed Judge Edward J. Jenries Friday
morning. after he had found Morris
Breshnahan guilty OF overcharginE
Anthony Jablonski Sass for q pig.
The court decided that Breshnahan
not only should pay the shortage.
as figured on a basis OF 30 pounds,
but that he should compensate Jsb-
lonski for the time he lost In ap.
pearing IN court TO press the COM
PLANT.
II won't pay" retorted Breshna.
han. because I didn't weigh that
pig. The railroads are giving me
short weights. It's happened thou
sands OF times. Because someone
working for me does IL I'm not 20
ing to pay this man $40"
"All right" roared the court.
You'll pay s25 or serve 30 days In
the Detroit House Of Correction. and
n YOU come in here again on q simi-
lar charge. I'll nne you 500. What's
more. I tell you I'll put you out Of
business n you keep on charging
these poor people for something they
are not getting"
Breshnahan paid the fine and an
nounced he would appeal the case.
Breshnahan was fined $40 a few
days ago because a hog which he
had sold TO householder showed a
shrinksge In weight of about 80
pounds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
Mortuary.

CLEAvELANp-Feb 80. At
Windermere. Florida A. Putnam.
father Of Mrs. n. J. Littisnsid and
Mrs Il. p. Mendsen. Announce
rnent OF funeral later
DECENTRALIZATION 40. 1917. at her
rssidenos. ia Biddie-ave.. Wysn-
dotte. Fanny. beloved wife o. Jere.
Bernadetts. katharine. Mrs J.
0ies. Marguerite and Josephine.
Funeral from residence Saturday
morning. March .. at . o'clock and
81 Patrick's church at s:so.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20. Charles
Edward. AZ residence. fst Pacific
ave-. beloved husband Of Julia
Leonard Lee ~, F,;.ps,r,sn. son Of Mary May
OF Mamie. fillmore J. and George
Fitzpatrick. Funeral Saturday al
sac from residence. and 2 o'clock
at ST. Theresa church.
HBsCH-March I, Charles beloved
husband OF Mabel and father OF
Arnold Hesch. son OF Alexander
Hesch. Funeral from HE fathers
residence. TOT McDougali-ave,, Sat
urdsy. at , p. m.
MeGOaTy-March I. owen. beloved
husband OF the late Margaret Me-
9orty. father OF Frank Mrs, VIII
row. Funeral from residence, ss
Hobson-ave.. Saturday. at sac ana
AZ. Peter and Paufa cathedral
Adelaide-st.. at ..
MURPHF--March 1. 1917. at her res
fdence, 20 Massachusetts-ave.. len
ME. beloved daughter OF MrE. NJ
A. Murphy and dear sister OF Julia
T.. Elisabeth A and Francis Mur-
ply aud Mrs. A. ,. Sparks, OF
HouRhtCr. Mich. shipment Friday
for intermsnt az Grand Rapids
Mich.
Hown--Fehruary Is, 1917. at aos;
East Ore nd blvd. Charles l. Rowe
Notice ~ mineral later
wrTJfERsPoog--M {. 1917. al
the resideoee Of her daughter. Mrs
william ~. Case. 2is Euclii-ave
wet Joanna VI. widow OF Alexan-
der Withersponn. Funeral serviees
from house Saturday at 1.a0 .. m
sHEABAN-Februar 20. 1917. Har-
~. son OF the late Patrick and
Margaret sheahan and brother OF
Jerry. william and Margaret Shea
han and the late Julia and James
.Sheahsn and Mrs. Lucy Hen
messy. Funeral Saturday from hts
residence. 24s Abbott-st. At sac
and Holy Trinity church at
o'clock by autos.
sULLItAN-Rudden Feb. r. Dom
aid Waiter. beloved son OF Gather
inc Faivey and the late James sui
iivan Funeral from residence. sss
Trumbull-a Saturday morning.
$50. and ST Leo's church az 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
Sugar MARKET

suxsr-Crystal uomInoss f-io..
1000. cut loaf. 1875; cubes, $40:
xxx powdered. ts4k: standard
powdered. ts.4o; granulated. extra
coarse. ts16g graduated. fine, In
bulk. %; GRADUATED. 1s-ib. cottons.
$40. crystal domino granutAted, q
10. and 6-lb cartona IN cases, 81 20;
ervstal domino granulated. HF cases.
ts.s0 diamond A, $50; confsetjon-
srs 4. siss No: 4 IS No. s Ln;
tTss; No. Is. $40; No. is, t7.ss; No.
IL t7bs. No. 10, s7,b6, non-caking
mixture, tS.7b: beet graduated. $50
per 100 lbs: household powdered. is.
- 20 case. s2.foi do Ia as 70 case
tA50 per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
Financial Notes

The Midwest oil company earned
ttes.v0O In 1916 against li7s0Oo the
previous year. according to its nnau-
ciai statement. Since July "a has dis
bursed $4,000 in back dividends on
preferred stock.
The combined net earnings OF the
southern California Edison company
and the Pacinc fsiEht a Power com
pany for 1915 amount 20 t5.0sl,Osb.
as against tt.7s0.sb3 in 1915 The
companies have consolidated subject
TO the approval OF the California
state railway commission
The financial statement OF the
Mass Consolidated Mining company,
of Mass. Mich, shows earnings for
1919 OF tB25.0sa The total Income
was tI.2ss.sssp2. Of this si.94s.77s
was derived from the sale OF more
than t,feo, 600 pounds Of copper. Two
dividends Of 81 each were paid on
the stock during the year The net
cash asaeA OF the company are
tt4a,256.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Studebaker corpora
tion will be held In Jersey City, ~ T.,
April Z. " Was announced Friday.