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The Detroit times., 1917-08-04
Marriage Licenses

Marcus stcrk. 20. Detroit Hazel
I.alande. u. same
Donald O. Hln. 20. Detroit: Caro-
line G.. Marshall. a. same
Peleya Vuisa. PC. Detroit; Dorothy
Parlac u.s. same
Carl Thompson. o. Toledo. Gladys
Mesgenthalcr. %. same
Albert Sonclezi. "a. Detroit. Thelma
Craig. o. same.
Richard Martin. s., Detroit. Sarah
Connolly, a.. same.
Louis Newmaycr. %. Detroit: Isa-
bella Cohen. 20. same.
Costantin Cioma. 49, Detroit, Cart
Popp. % same
Lloyd G Bayer. %. Detroit: Theo-
dora Jacob. 80. Ccntcrville
Lee Marsh. ss, Wayne. Mich.
Lulu y Brickert. TO- same.
Watson ~ OIL. as, Toledo. Ohio:
Minnie Schcib ~ same
william T. Ffnnegan. %. Detroit:
Mabel r. Phillips. -2s. same
Charles Kliner, 50. Detroit: Mary
Shunadc. IS. snme
Harold X hunting 2s. Detroit:
Rose Eberwcis. %, same
Aaron C. Button, 10. Pontiac. Mar
Raret r. MCGEE. Is. Detroit
clare +. Fcnuelly. ~. Detroit: Mary
I. Person rs. same.
Forrest e.. Thompson. 25. Detroit.
Eliza smith. 81. same
William Mallak. ~. Detroit Marie
Rypski, 81 same.
Lewi- l. Bcicher. -. Toledo. Grace
lockwood a.. sanlc
Richard r. Knapman. 81. Detroit:
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Clara OF. -. same
rhos II sutton. 80. Highland Park.
Catherine r. sullivan, 28. Detroit.
Robert u Fraser. %. Detroit. Clara
Shafer, %. Detroit.
Yorky Hayet. "a. Detroit. Adele
Shawsn. IS. same
Walter r. Brown. Is. Decatur. Ill
Hazel s. Romans. IS. same
Maurice Friedman. 81. Detroit:
Margaret -'Blasky. p. same
Victor lfuvoer. q. Crosse Pointe.
Mich. Aida Cupmeyer %. same.
Samuel German. 10. Detroit. Sophie
Frankfort. 81 Canada
Ernest J3hn Prov %. Detroit:
Edna Jane Iashhrook %. same
Dushan Nenadovich 90 Detroit.
MARY Knezevick. IS. same
Warren @. Kendall, 20. Detroit;
Helen e. Gardner. Is, same.
Theodore Metray, 90 Detroit; Helen
Tlalko 20. same
Edward Usensht q. Detroit. Mary
Stokowska 20. same
Raymond T. Marshall. 81, Detroit:
Viola J.. Kaiser. % same
Theodore Chapman. 81 Detroit;
Voris Gordan. IS. same
Ralph Y Buferd 20. Dearborn. Vel
ma Marie McInne. ~. Detroit
hdolph Jensen. 20, Detroit Agnes
Johnson. 20, same
Clarence \. Riery. -. Blurton. o. t;
Edith Morrison. 30. same
Richard T. cotter. 20 Detroit;
Blanche Railey. 90. same
Glenn Vein. 20. Detroit. Edna On
Wis. &c. same
Adolph /. Lidtkc. "a Detroit Anna
Melhouse. 30. Wyandotte
Daniel l. Feathrrstonr %. Detroit.
Alice May Mcdonald %. same
Archie Lacrosse. %. Detroit;
Harriet Allison. -, same.
Joe Graconnn. 30. Detroit. Saliva
F. fican ie same
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FaErand Park j. Smart. 1891 Third
= stein~rt. f2s Thirtioth, T. Demske.
l3t hathbone + Oslnski. s15 Kirby,
J. Krlintir. 7e4 Mcclellan. G.. Peter
son. $50 ~. Jean. ] Sehorwsli. 42i
!.ofstt, = Grzes. t1s Thirty NTH J.
keges $50 Robins. j. Jones. 1919 Cas-
per, II ochlan, 1862 Twenty third
y. Guss. 38l Thirtieth. W. CcEik. al
stanford " Astr~iu. j7b Garfield y.
Spnulding s3s Helen, l.. Nadroski
eSf AleNandrine; ] Schneiden 69A
seventeenth n Dunn. 3,7 Mel
bourne J. F1lstRr. 1916 Cecil, l.. r..
DENSITY. q a r. 8 NlplowskL ee3.
Dubois J Pazdro. il6 Rsnter. w.
Kraft 80 Ninewood J.. Ellie. 123
Iuscols y. schwartz. 40 Napoleon,
-. u iRmbdhin. 52l Artillery + r.
'arrozla. 1873 Hawthorn A Benter.
1888 scotch. e. r. Ward. 90 Petos.
ke} l. bahrowski 1870 Chene T.
hornwski fAe Harper. ". Yodt. 2S3
Medbury r. Beckowskl s3t VII
liams. ~ BronchvhurEer lSs super
Tor IT. Roswadowsli, 1888 Dubois; J.
Grace, $50 Lyman. l. Bourgeois. $50
NHcomh, r sutton IA Harrison h.
a. Rollet sos Twenty eighth II J.
Green tdeceased). Noman's hospital
" stccn lF7 Fort. g. b. Dakin
az Continental.
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Deaths

Harry Earl Robinson. 7aa Baldwin.
p Years cercbro spinal fever. Chas
Forster. 1917 Concord, 80 years din
bets mellitis. Kenneth w Green. 90
churchill ? DAYS. hacmorrhagic dis
ease Marguerite Renaud 1l6 Juno
ton : months. dinrrhea and enterit-
IA. VIM Davis. Harper hospital 80
yenrs. lobar pneumonia, Francis
heinhart 1877 Twelfth, ! month. heat
prostrstion orvile schaeter. Chill
drcrs ! II. 3 month. tuberculosis
meningitis Frank Churchill Receiv-
inF hospital. ~ years. meningitis and
typhoid VIM N Moore 80 Beechsr
~ wears. arterio sclerosis; Mrs. En-
Ny Davis 262 18Th go years chronic
nephritis: Frank Hern 35f GOODWIN.
- years, gas asphyxiation; Isaac
krain, Receiving hospital. 6S years.
internal injuries. Ellen NJ Lamb
1907 Brooklyn. 60 years. apopleNy;
Frederick Deeg Children's r. H. .
months. iNeo-colitis. Chas Fritz. soc
pis &C. years. chronic cystitis Fran
rlN i1es ak, Providence hospital .
months hereditary lues. Emma y
Lemphe, Grace hospital, 4S years. car
llhhIHH nf uterus Jos Myron keres
$50 Robins. days non-clozurc fora
men oVals. stephen Sorice Harper
hospital { months. entero colitls. Ed
gnr Hafner 46S HillVer years
hrNn0u1 pneumonia Roy Y Andrews
- NnrNs hospital. - years. fractur-
81 fSIll Helen Cummings. l45 fnfan-
trv wears heat prostration Anna
juno Holland sac Harper. IS wears
drDr-f Walter D'Ncii 81 Mary hos
pltal - to0rs. chronic nephrttis,
if'.U Sow inska faS Dame ~ years
sep iecuin Jacob Roscu 211 Hendrie
6S wears mNuca rdltis Nattco Nrosta
Mfrr'ard wears iohay pneumonia 4,
Nuy KHasn o1N Vert 5 vonr heat
prostratfon Jack Cmnnc o90 ffnl-
don. drf~. nttIrcta- walter -DaTi-
Ing - pitcher -t-~> "cre Haaf pros-
tratiou Emery Beards1N. g. Venice
3 yours Illen cnlitis NtlGa LEARNS
Grace hospi'Hl months tuhercular
meningitis Stanlslsw Zaiac $50 or
leans 7 wear hronch0 pneumonia;
Donald Love. 1890 RnlVidnre. yen r.
whooring cough Pearl Rophcr. el9
Farnsworth. months heat prostra-
ton Gustave Olson. 81 Mary's hos
pital. % years. typhoid fever, An
thony Kenorvoski. 7a4 81 Aubin. 81
years heat prostrstion Joseph FIR
kas. l23 Morrell month. mhlnutri
tion Elizabeth Macy. 22l RIA rbough,
months commissions; Agnes HO--
vath Harper hospital. about IS years
hemmorrhage following operation
Jos Kish Ess Junction months
pertussis; John Pietruszewicz, 500
McpougalL 3 wears. inarasmus; Their
esa Siskie, 6 Poland Z months illco
colitis John Zelmansky. " Kiefer
hospital is years scnrlet fever;
Catherine Kane. bii Humboldt. 70
years chronic endocradltis. Catherine
Josephson S52 Perry. O. years. chron-
ic myocarditis Francis Szepieranski
S97 3oth u years. pulmonary tuber-
oulosis VIM Ncm. Harper hospital. 65
years. cerrhosis Of liver. Eleanor
Harvey. Providence hospital. mo-.
CASTRO enteritis: John Cesarz. 3si
Hammond. l month. infantile convul-
sions Marie Arpan TIA 81 Paul 7
north. entero-colitis, Redlia Courv.
PIC Abbott. : years bronchial pneu-
monla Carrie peming Lewis $40
BROOKLYN ~ years. nephritis. coma
Fannie VI strickland ia Shelfcr ca
years apoplexy; Hilary Forstenson
foot OF Parkvlew. 10 years. drowning
John Wilson l7af- Isovett months.
heat prOStratfon
The Detroit times., 1917-08-04
In the Religious World
"YouNG MEN FOR WAR"

Jeremiah. zephaniah, Habakkuk.
and Nahum. besides. doubtless.
many others OF their TX.
IL Is TO be doubted whether any
great refor mwas ever accomplished
without the stirring tones OF
prophet TO recall men 10 their duty
and TO point out TO them the
straight, steep path OF noble en-
deavOr.
The social awakening. which HIS
torians will write down as char
acteristic OF our time. is primarily
owing TO the inslstence with which
high-yisioned spirits have cried aloud
against the evils or our social, eco
nomic and political system. Some
OF these prophets OF the new day
won only cross but what matter
so long as humanity wears the
crown. A similar company OF brave.
patriotic. God-fearng young men in
old judah were mainsprings in the
radical reforms wrought by the
young king, whose friends they were
and whose hands they upheld.
The Young Kings big Stick"
The bulk OF mankind choose the
easy way OF approyers, they tread
the beaten path they go along
with the organization. Unpopulsrity
Is the most hideous dragon their i'm
agination can conjure up. they
would rather be- regular" than
right. True, after men OF another
sort have made their regularity ir-
regular. they promptly swing over TO
the other side, but In the meantime
they are the most serious obstacle
in the way OF the members OF so
ciety The conformers are the heav-
lest burden the unconformcrs have
20 move. They lift up their eyes in
Mortified self-righteousness at the
very mention OF critics; forgetting
thar IL Is BY these critics OF things
as they are that the world becomes
what IL should be.
The rash and destructive impetu
BUSINESS OF young King Josiah, whom
they called wild visionary, sorely
disturbed the complacent spirits OF
man yof the COMMUNICATING dwell.
ors in old ludah. For be- carried a
big stick" and swung il Ight and
LEFT. Having seen his duty. he had
The courage 10 DO 81 which Is a sui
Accent description OF hero The
young man would any old man
have dared attempt undertook
the giglntir task OF purging Judah
and Jerusalem from the high place,
the Asherim the craven images and
the molten images His was the
courage that did not balk at a big
task tho no had never heard that
the best secret ~ success for
young man Is 10 link his life 10
some great and unpopular cause.
An out and out iconoclast was
Josiah He smashed things Affairs
and idols and temples went crumb-
ling beneath his blows You can
not purify foul pond with violet
water or cure cancer by soothing
lotions So Josiah scattered the
ashes OF tho IDOLS upon the graves
OF their worshipers. and he burnt
the bones OF the false priests upon
their heather affairs. Hard? Yes,
but II purged the land There is no
use of trying 10 hang pictures over
pollution. Chinese fashion instead Of
cleaning II up Purity must pre-
cede power. Perhaps the brooms
and scrubbing brushes and scrapers
that are a, work upon church and
state Just now are making way for
the long deferred great revival" A
minister was telling me about a re-
yival in his church. and ! asked him
how many accesslops he had Not
one, but We got rid OF 90. and it was
a great revival"
The Detroit times., 1917-08-04
New Corporations.

LANSING. Mich. Aug s.--Tower
Motor Truck company. Greenviile,
capital stock Increased from $50 0o0 10
500 o00 Beaver Timer company,
Escanabs- capital stock decreased
from $4,000 20 SIS. geo Alma Land
Contract company, Alma. capital
stock increased from SIS 600 10 $50
000 White Garage company. Detroit.
capital stock increased from IS. GOO 70
s2b 600 Federal Sulphatc Paper cor
porAtion. Detroit. $4,000. Rcam G.
Locker. George r. Fugate. oscar l.
LOCKER; Lincoln Dampwash Laundry.
Detroit. $1,000. G. Edward shelby,
George " Cando. " J Meisenheirl- =
err East Fulton Hardware Heating e
Plumbing company. Grand Rapids.
$40. coo the Italian Realty Exchange.
Detroit. $4,000. James Denola. Sam
Bommarito BENJAMIN r Rosentha1.
the Sessler company. Detroit. $1,000.
Hugo " Sessler. Louis a Nicholson.
Philip IT. Gale; sutherland Tool com
pany. Greenv1ne. $40. 600 Farmers
State bank bellevue. $50 BOO the
Gratiot Foundry company. - Louis
$50. 900
The Detroit times., 1917-08-04

This book apparently hag been
written in part since the Russian
revolution, for II gives the causes
which led up 10 that event and com
pares the vsuperiority of the Rus
sian people with those OF France
who gave themselves up 10 wild
orgy OF blood under similar circum-
stances and behcaded the entire no
bility The baroness declares that
in spite OF democracy the Russian
people will not do away with no
bility. but that IL is the RomanofYs
whose name has become accursed
thruout the land The Russian, she
says further. never becomes Amer.
icanized. lie will be dutiSil. loyal
person while on our soil, but he will
20 back az soon "a he Is able She
expects no emigration from Russia
henceforth
An interesting chapter tells OF the
Russians method OF conducting bust
ness and his business policies, so
different from the American. lie
hates the idea of trusts and IL an
individualist in every sense. II Is
due 10 this deep rooted instinct that
Russia has not been developed as 70
might have been, but IL Is also due
TO this same instinct that IL has not
been exploited by European nations,
for II is virgin soil and the richest
in natural resources OF any country
in the world. Copper. gold. iron.
coal. oil are here In abundance as
we'll as thousands OF acres Of arabic
land. The Russian soul is 50 utter
" different from the American. &C.
cording 10 Baroness Souiny. that IL
would seem almost impossible for
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Births
GTRTq

GIRLS
p schulman. gsT Erskine; =. Le-
valley. 300 Parkview; j. r Merit
man. 100 Belmont; p p. Nesbitt. ZIG
Philadelphia w. " RAIN. 1i6 hirty-
hrst. y. Tclka go Rathbone: A.
Moskwo, 90 81. Josafats: g. Larsen.
2h0 Bellevue. q. Hobart e95 Bald
win II Goldberg. 900 High T. g..
n. Dickinson. 49i Wilson. : Tavo-
lierl. SOS orleans c. v Nidy. 374 Nc
MILAN. J. tgelan. zoo Russell r. -
Miller. 20 Christopher; Emil Gheld0f
500 Clements. J. Motz. l16 Lockwood.
" Cominiak 20 Sargent. p Mueller
foot OF Connors-avo c. M.rl0 5eI
Riopelle, l. Brown. 25s Leslie: John
Preizs. S57 Allend8le. L. Rutau. si2
Eastlawn. H. Taylor. 1897 Fifty-sec-
und J. Buczak. 6S4 Hancock r.
Farrell, 40 Lexington G.. EdginCton.
1872 Wilson. r. s. Kelley. 1917 Town
send. a. VI. Lataw. s Western T. H.
Campbell $40 superior g. Brackoy.
az Iawton, A. .. Wilton. las La
hrosse. q NJ Rcll. 229- East Grand
blvd. II Funke. 1i2G ST. Aubin T..
Dragoilovic. 2q7 Ferry. n. G. Mac
Claren. ISL Pacific. Arthur Saph. 1862
Crane. Emin Joseph 2le Franklin.
W ". simpson. 1iS Beach: r Hlnz.
1852 Harper. c. Iiicibay. i7e Kanter.
BOYS
s. Jacobson, 6ls Cameron. II. KEEL
lar. 700 Hastings; L. Hastings. 2tf
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HELP wANrED--FEMAI.E
GOOD POSITIONS
At Good Salaries

We can place capable young
women in desirable positions.
You draw good pay while
taking a course in our Oper-
ators' Training Department
and learn a business that
means more money and steady
advancement.
No slack seasons. Steady
work the year round under
very pleasant surroundings.
Benefits too numerous to
mention.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John r. street, between 9
q. m. and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
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the two people TO get together. and
yet the Russian peasant has the ut
most respect, almost alteration for
America and the present crisis shows
that democracy Is the ideal OF the
people.
The Century company. New York:
$500.
e. S. HITCHCOCK.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-04

The FIRST part OF the Universal
Drill Manual Is devoted 10 defini-
tons and the next to instruction in
the matter Of loading, aiming and
firing OF arms. There Is much ad-
vice, also. 10 rinemen and inforIna-
ton in regard TO interior guard
duty, tend pitching, etc.
The Home Guard Manual confines
itself to that information essential
TO tho citizen soldier OF the Home
Guard both In time OF peace and
war. The first book is 81 the sec
ond Soc.
The Sherwood company, New
York city, publisher
The Detroit times., 1917-08-04
BOOKS

TIE UNIVERSAL DRILL MANUAL
AND THE HOME GUARD MAN
UAL, two small books by Captain
{. J. Robbins and by Lieut.JCol.
T. r, Donovan and Capt. Charles
J. DIeses. respectively, for the use
Of recruits and soldiers In all
branches Of the u. S.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-04

RUSSIA OF YESTERDAY AND TO.
MORROW, by Baroness Soulny, a
conversational book OF social,
political and economic conditions
Of that country which are OF more
than usual Interest at the present
time.
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an others nat Feb IS ls retiring from
Ma l. be 20
Grand nd
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ron Observation-Disclosures
HAINES' WIGS. TOUPEES, ladies HAIR GOODS
Bald-headed men quit mop
ping the Precipitation from

the top or your heads
and come At once
e. llainesI lair
shop and Get
4 tOupee or viz that
will stop the per
spiration running
~ the head I've
+ fuupees made In
nearly all shades
y aud sizes from az
10 s37So. Ladies
and Gents Wigs
for street Wear
from s. 90 st5 and
can take your
measure and make
YOU 20 order any
lyle OF wig or toupee
pa may want Ladies',
n and select that switch
dOur. wave. curl
fNfpn Won NAV Nyaut
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY
nI.Ir w.Nrrn--FEMALK

DICTAPHONE OPERATOR
Must be experienced. Western
Electric Co, kirby-ave. and
Deuuindre.
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no Hn9I--rvoNs.
HOTEL FRANKLIN

Cor Larned ana Bates-sts -Four
blocks from River steamers; one
half block from Intcrurbsn Depot
European. 81. $3.50 and " per day.
Woody rates
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HELL NANTED-MALE
OFFICE HELP WANTFl

OFFICE HELP WANTED
2 Assistant employment office men.
4 Stockkeepers. 34c stock record.
? Asst receiving clerks. 8 stock
checkers
. Cashier clerks nights. bookkeep-
crs
S Local frt clerks 8 payroll clerks
Male typists stenographers
3 Dictaphone OF. typists. s250.
s Timekeppers. factory clerks.
, Tool and die craftsmen
< Factory craftsmen. 3 tracers,
$3.50 for the position n Il suits you.
KINCAID
n weSt Forrest. opp. Postofrce
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RTNGAIOW. $500 DOWN


ave. ncns Grand River
rooms and bath. 3 bedrooms. oak
finish French doors Price $4,000.
$500 down Call Mr. Gray. Garfield
1ts 91f0 Grand 'Hlver-avc
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40 RBNT-FLArs g APARTMENTS.
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North Woodward Homo

10 10f TErrIIarf fHrf f.fir COW
hrtr.nua AVID reni -it pins porch
r1vfuE paid OWNER leaving city.
Nr rIlfk t.4f rfr
LOUIS g.. PALMER & co.
f0e chamter of- agnVierce..
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-25

was s35.0O0,O0O, according to reports made to the state tax commission by the metal and coal producers of the state The net value of the output for the year as determined by the commission was s17,24S,6SO, on which taxes will be paid. In the previous year the gross production was s22,- 500,000. and net taxable valuation s10, 35O,000 Producers thus pay on near " s7.000,000 more this year. The big
 nee sN in to c ino Copper output
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-25
Women Of
 Mddk&ge
Many distressing Ailments experienced by them are Alleviated by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Here is Proof by Women who Know

Lowell, Mass-aFor the last three years have been troubled with the Change of Life and the bad feelings common at that time I was in very ner- vous condition, with headaches and pain good deal of the time so was unfit to do my work. A friend asked me to try Lydia E. PinlShams Vegeta- ble Compound, which did, and it has helped me iii every way. 1 am not nearly so nervous, no head ache or pain I must say that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the best remedy any sick woman can take"-Mrs. MARGARET QUINN, Rear 259 Worthen St., Lowell, Mass
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-25
You are Invited to Write for Free Advice.

No other medicine has relieving suffering Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. Women receive helpful writing E. Pnkham Medicine Co., Mass Such letters received and answed by only held in confidence
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-25

She Tells Her Friends Take Lydia E. Pnkhams Remedies
 North Haven Conn@ When 45 had the Change of Life which trouble all have At first it didn't bother but after while got bearing down called in doctors who told different things but they did pans One husband home and sad Why don't you Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Compound and Sanatve Wash?' We'll got them and about 10 bottles of Vegetable Compound and could feel myself egainng health also used Lydia E. Pnkhams Sanative Wash great deal good Any coming my suffers Change of I tell them take the Pnkham remedies There about 20 of us here who think the world of hem"Ars FLORENCE IELL Box 197 North Haven. Conn
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-25

was chiefly responsible for the years gain. In 1916 the Chino produced 100000 and it's net was fixed by the Q mission at H12,600,O00, double that of 1915. All U,her copper producers also showed a big gain. The Burro Mountain company crowded the Eigh- ty-Five out of second place with $2,- O3i,7O0 last year The Stag Canyon Fuel, with s2,9O3,O0O led the coal pro- in 916 in gIoss, Lut fell be- ind tie St. Louis, Rocky Mountain nd Pacific in net ' e latt gross was s2,2S4,000.
 O.r,c- Or cALUadET G ARIZONA
 MINING COMPANY 70 the Shareholders:
 :1I arr ereby notified that the An .asA. NaIr n, A.i4on H.. .il 9, 1917, at 10 o'clock a m. tor ,rpose of electing eleven direc ors IT the ensuing year and for slch oth r business IS ay com l. .fo.- s..u eting.
 Only stockholders Ii record al { e ose of business Mare 5th lJ i'll be en tiled to vote
 By Order of th B'"' T i
 GORr OA R CNti D
 SecIGi. Dated al Calu eI, Michigan. February Is, 1917.- Advertisement. l9S
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-25
PRODUCTION OF NEW
 MEXICO VERY LARGE
Neighboring States Mineral Income For the Year 1916 Approximates $35, 900, 900.

SANTA FE, N. iM., Mar 24-New Mexico's mineral production in 1916
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-25
A. k. Stacy
'arnlns rudiments of military training.
w w. Searles

W. w. Perkins. A. K Stacy w w. Searles Citizens Bank & Trust Co., Transfer Agent
 For full information address P. O. Box ll67 or call on Parker L. Woodman or Geo F. Gardiner, Cop per Queen Hotel, Bisbee, Arizona.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-30
WOULD permit
NATION To TAKE
ENEMY CRAFTS

WASHINGTON, April 30.-Support-
ing the resolution to authorize Presi.
dent Wilson to requisition enemy
merchant ships in American ports,
Senator Knox today declared, it
would not be a blunder but crime
to hesitate longer to take the step to
meet Germany's rigorous submarine
warfare
He called attention to the German
chancellor's announcement that the
submarine campaign had destroyed
100000 tons of shipping in sixty
days and pointed out that there is an
almost equal amount in our parts
which should be made the target of
these attacks"
A resolution to authorize taking
over these ships is waiting report
from the judiciary committee.
Every hour is important" said
Senator Lodge. Il hope the presi-
dent is having steps prepared now
and that the ships will put to sea at
once"
"They are being put in shape said
Senator Smith of Georgia, ''and some
of them will put to sea probably this
week"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-30
FOOD BILLS
aim TO MEET
u. s. NEEDS
DURING FIGHT
Lever Measure introduced in
Senate Seeks to Obtain
Equitable Distribution of
Foodstuff.
OTHER BILLS FOLLOW

WASHINGTON, April 30.-The ad
ministration food bills were introduced
in the senate today by Chairman
Lever of the agricultural committee
They do not cover price fixing or con-
troll Of the use Of grain for distilling
liquor. These subjects will be coy-
cred in later bill.
The bills introduced today are de-
signed to stimulate production. pre-
vent boarding. make for equitable dis
tribution and suspend the law prohibit
ing the mixing of flour. They con-
tain provisions to prevent conflict with
the antitrust and interstate commerce
laws.
Confers Full Authority.
The Lever bill appropriates $25. .000.-
900 for its enforcement and authorizes
the appointment of two additional as
sistant secretaries OF agriculture to
administer it. 1t states that it confers
and prescribes powers, authority, duty.
obligation and prohibition because Of
the national emergency and to secure
an adequate supply and equitable dis
tribution Of food for the government
and people Of the United States and
to protect them against injurious
speculation, manipulation and control
Representative Lever made this
statement: This is one of the several
proposals for carrying out the plans
agreed upon and outlined by Secretary
Houston in his report Of April 18 to
the Senate for controlling the food
supply of the nation during the war.