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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET
A welI-Known Actress Tells How She
Dnrkened Her Grny Hair With N
Simple Homemade Mixture.

Miss Blanche Rose, a well-known
actress. who darkened her gray hair
with a simple preparation which she
mixed at home. in a recent interview
at Chicago, Ill, made the following
statement: ANY lady or gentleman can
darken their gray hair and mako 1t
soft and glossy with this simple recipe.
which they can mix at home. To a
half pint OF water add l OF. OF bay
rum, small box of Barbo Compound.
and 4 OF. OF glycerine. These ingre-
dients can be bought at any drug store
at very little cost. Apply to the hair
twice a week until it becomes the re-
auired shade. This will make a gray
haired person look 20 years younger,
1t makes the hair soft and glossy. is
not sticky or greasy and does not rub
off.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
HE GARDEN OF ALLAH"
HERE TOMORROW

That magnificent and absorbing spec
lie. 1.-The Garden of Allah" now on
fifth annual tour. will como to the
.ademy tomorrow matinee and
ght. The enchanting desert scenes,
g lovely tropical gardens, the quaint
-eet scenes of Beni-Mora. together
th many beautiful stage effects, all
rm an effective background for tho
|ul-stirring romance of the Great
hara Desert.
Miss Sarah TruaN gives an artistic
rtrayal of the character OF "Domini
alden" None of the possibilities of
Is difficult part is lost In Miss
uax's Interpretation. She grips her
dience with the power of Il true
| fist. She pleascs the eye. the ear
| the artistic sense and sends her
teners away satisfied and upliftcd.
william jeffrey, In the character Of
oris Androvsky," brings to his part
the tragic atmosphere and appear
ce which its peculiar need-that of
young Trappist monk-demands His
aiding is most effective. especially in
great confession scene. Howard
l,uld, in the part Of Count Antconi."
|ings to it--that OF n poet and desert
Ieamer-a skill and feeling that shows
liz experience In difficult parts.
|others IN tho company OF one hun
led surrounding these three Important
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

appeared here with tho Dockstader and
| Al G. Fields Minstrels. The minstrel
men are putting over luSubriously
! funny traresty on the the war. en-
| titled In the Trenches" The comedy
Exit comes heralded as the best black
faco act OF recent production. Hilarity
On wheels describes the exhibition In
which Ward and Useless. two eccentric
funmakers. who excel as daredevil
riders. will be seen. Before and After
Marriage" with Ford and Goodrich In
the comedy roles. Ia a mirthful skit.
with tinge of romance. Tho action
is enlivened by the Interpolation OF
several smart speciality numbers. each
OF the team being graceful dancer
and good vocalist
Tabloid musical comedy VIII hold
a conspicuous place on the bill the lat
ter half of the week. Little Miss
Flirt," breezy extravaganza. ls the
offering. IT Is presented by IL company
OF comedians. singers. dancers and
pretty show girls. There are nine In
the acting cast of Little Miss Flirt."
The three Hickey Brothers. comedians
| and acrobatic dancers. have high
speed comedy whirl. with dance inter
ruptions.
Billy Kinkaid. the Scotch comedian
will be seen Cor the first lime In this
section of tho country. In the course
| Of his diversified entertainment Kin
kaid dances. juggles gives exhibitions
of his strength and agility. and plays
| tie bagpipes like the natural born
| Highlander he IL. Something dainty on
the same bill will be the Offering OF
May Gilmore ami Violet Carleton. Botf
are clever light condolences, who sing
and dance fetchingly. New and stirring
motion pictures. showing the move
ments of the "Sammies" at homo and
| abroad are among tho variegated
screen displays that supplement each OF
| the new vaudeville bills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

At the cost ola small jar OF ordin-
airy cold cream one can prepare full
quarter pint Of the most wonderful
lemon skin softener and complexion
beautifier by squeezing tho juice OF
two fresh lemons into n bottle con-
tanning three ounces Of orchard white.
Care should be taken to strain the
juice through fine cloth so no lemon
pulp gets in, then this lotion Will keep
fresh for months. Every woman knows
that lemon juice is used to bleach and
remove such blemishes as sallowness,
freckles and tan. and Is the ideal skin
softener, smoothener and beautifler.
Just try. It! Get three ounces Of or
chard white at any pharmacy and two
lemons from the grocer and make up
a quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion and massage 1t daily into
the face, neck, arms and hands 1t
naturally should help to soften. fresh
en-, bleach and bring out the roses and
beauty Of any skin. 1t Is wonderful
to smoother rough, red hands.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

characters include James Mason as
Captain De Trevignac." Albert An
druss as Father Rouhier," Leo De
Valery as 'Batouch' and Miss Pearl
Gray as "Suzzanne," together with a
host of Arabs. camels. horses, donkeys.
pigeons. etc.. that lend atmosphere to
this massive dramatic production and
acme of stagecraft.
There is only the one company en-
tour presenting this play, so that
theatergoers, even in this day Of Soc
ond" companies, are assured of seeing
the original cast and production. cx-
actly the same as presented at the
Century Theater. New York City, for
one solid year.
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Hours 10 A. NJ. to p. NJ. Admission 81
Free on Sa..:rdnYs.
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/. following tho close of tho free

given. following tho close of tho fres
show
An added attraction is to be given
this year by Miss Lucielle Belmont.
who drops 5000 feet from balloon
with parachute, tho young woman
being sewed Into n bag before the drop
is taken. Taken by the whole, the
vaudeville features OF the fair this
fall are regarded as the best ever So
cured. and we'll in keeping with the
many features which will be found on
the midway.
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MANY VARIETIES
PROMISED AT LYRIC

There is endless variety in the as
semblage of big-timo vaudeville attrac-
tons Manager Charles w. Rex is
bringing to the Lyric for State Fair
week. Several gorgeously staged
Keith features are listed on each of
the holiday week bills. Two notable
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Weekly Calendar
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Monday, matinee and night. "Thc
,rden OF Allah"
Friday and Saturday and
turday matinee, "l,en Hur."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

LYRIC THEATER.
All the week, with mntinecs dnily
|,udeyiIle md Pictures.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-22
STOCK MARKET
CLIMBING UP
Prices Show Continued Ten
dency Toward Adj
vance

NEW YORK. Nov e2 The New
York Evening sun financial review
today said
Attic the course OF prices In 20
days stock market WAS variable ~
WAS nevertheless rather more salts
factory than for some time past IN
its relation both 20 the technical 20
sltion and 20 circumstances arising
from economic developments Incl.
dental to "a state ~ war II is not
90 he forgotten that a war market
must perforcc he an uncertain mar.
ket Movements must be estimated
ln their relation 20 the unforsecn IN
a broader sense than In times OF
peaco ln other words. the present
market must bc Judged as war
market and not as q market an oR
Grafton under normal conditions.
viewed I'm that light Wall street
regards The state ~ Affairs prevail
ing now as fairly propltious.
m scented to Dee easier for prices
to advance ihan 20 decline"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-22
FoR >.Lx-RE>,o,sN,s pitu,lsurY


SO Ffison-avc.. This ia q n-room
brick veneer home on a ao-ft iot.
Steam heat. open and sas hraniaCe-.
two baths, 3-cor garage. excellent
appointments. Will consider good
vacant property CO.. part payment.
TaIl TnmuNius.
T.AMBnEcHT KFfLF a. Co.
Main 1885, Tf-r. CIR IHwnfu .af
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-22
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Noy 22-Close Corn IL
considered easy because heavy specu-
iative support has been withdrawn.
In oats the early tone was strons,
aithn mo- change was made Ina Initial
prices.
somo pretty high bids were sent 20
the country from this market We'd
nesday Ia fact dealers bad htHnef
than Detroit prices Tor oats and Just
a. high AS the Detroit close for rye
Gate arc gaining strength from IN.
reports % shortage ia wheat anu
a belief that oats must soOn enter
more largely into human food. Chi-
taRo returns 10 the report that many
cars are being rushed 20 the corn
country 70 got ia" crop moving anu
already. The price % corn Is ADMIT
ted 10 hang almost entirely on the
car situation All EFFORTS are being
made 20 prevent an advance ia prices
and bring values lower. testrlcuhs
the buying is % do the former ana
increasing the movement Will do the
latter In the Detroit market Cash
corn continues scarce ana IA acuNe
demand -.
the opening aud sellers were scarce.
The market was considered very
strong. The old complaint vs. made
that farmerE are now sell an"
the scarcity OF cars also has some
Rye is strong and scarce,
Detroit mills have wheat enough
for the remainder OF the year ana
the only trouble now r. scarcity OF
fuel The mills are running fun time
and meeting an active demand Tor All
products
The markets were active early
while Data were advancing. Later II
was quiet and firm. oats closed az
"a gain of Nc.
Thursdays wheat quotations: Cash
SO p red, S2l3. No : mixed, s1.l0t
NO. white. s215
Thursdays coarse grain quota .
tlons corn. cast No. q s. 20i no :
yellow. 1881. No. yellow - 80.
oats standard, I've No. Whitr.
71c. No white zoe. Rye Cash 10,
H.. siS0 Beans Immediate ana
prompt shipment. Si8 per cwt. Hesds
Prime red clover. cash and Mar, Slti
slsike slA2oi timothy $3.50.
Receipts IN the Detroit mafket on
Thursday Included 7 600 bbls or Hohr'
r cars - wheat. 81 corn. Z - oht
~ I'VE. shipments were i.00n bhls
~ nour stocks are 10000 hu or
wheat II 600 bu of corn. $4,000 On
Of oats and a. 900 BIO OF rye.
Primary wheat receipts were IT.
0S1 600 bu. against I725,o0o bu
year ago 80
Receipts 81 wheat are Duluth. 80
cars. against 100 a year ago MIN
neapoUs. 24S cars against 6Ie' Win
nipeg. ass cars. against 1908. fhl-
cago. IS cars. against 60 Kan Sis
CITY. 81 900 bu
Exports ~ wheat and hour Thurs
dsv 10000 fu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-22

APples-s525G bbl; Jonathans,
bananas Good shipping stock
4hc no.
B~ans-Dri,d L'rnas. tic 10.
Cranbcrries -$l4G1i5o per bbli IS
California PruIt--Maiaga grapes.
siF5u2 Toknys Sl15u2 Red EN-
pcrors. s404i5 per keg.
Dressed Calves Fancy country
dressed. ~ lSc, choice. 1901 com
pressed IIoE.-Fancy ughtweightA
q q 2Zc, heavy .0Q 2lc 10.
Fresh ye<ctRbies- Beets sl.2S ou.i
bu.. shalotts e5W35c per aoz tomz-
toes, hot house. 30 q s2c 10. egg plant.
house. si75 COZ cabbage siQ1lo
lou.j lettuce, lead, F225 per case;
Grape Fruit~s5q5E per case.
Hny--Detroit dealers are paving
the tollowins prices o. b. Detroit;
S27 80 "a -, 40 I NEht mixed, $28.50 q
a. No. , timothy. t225Gd 20 No. l
mixed $50 g ~ SO. ] clover. 1000
per ton. Wheat ana .oat straw.
Hides -No. ! cured hides. 23c No. 1
green hides, 1Hc No. I cured bulls,
lSc; No. / green bullsn lie. No. l
cured yea Kip. Csc No green veal
No. green murrain zoe sc ] cured
calf. sSc. No green calf CSC. No 1
horse hides. 81, No. horse hides,
50 NJ, tallow. iSc; No. tailow,
and calf. "a Of sheepskin Cas- 10
amount wooD soc ass
Lemons ~ d $50 per BOX.
Lines q To- ss per ~.
Nuts " ainuts, "a " rEs- almonds,
zoo &c. nlberts, fag sv- 7razils. ~
81 lec. pecans In lSc H.. nut mcate.
e-lb. cartons, almonds 45c walnuts.
soc; pesana sc ~. rean IT, roasted
Oranges --Nalonciaa 81. us box.
Onions Home grown. 10 "a 4 70
per 10 lb- panish. s. rer crate
Potatoes Michigan f-u@ per
100 lbs. in iobbinB lots
Poultry - springs, @1n 23c, light
weights. goo PIE hons 81 n 22C. med
um, ian 20c. Hghtweights, 16q tNc.
boosters, t5U16c, geese. 21g 13e-
ducks. 80 Csc, turkeys 500 Ole ln.
Dressed poultry, q b hiEhrf
sweet Potnto~s Delaware So 70
s bbl Jersey sweets. 81 hamper Is
JOINING PRICES
Canned Goods -- Apples GAL LANA
beans tI.gsis, corn. rinev Maine. 81;
june, y ssai 80, ssiS.-u. "tai, sis9;
s %srFg ssis f oS' ss Oa aRs'o'' stand
Coffee Santos. standard. ISDtsci
medium, $50 zoe; raney ION 7lc; RIO,
u ~ qi he. LIB. packages $50
a2c, lib. tins 2sd2Oo ~
feed-fn i0n-lb sacks Bran, SIS,
standard middlinEA t42 hne mid
dings. SO cracked corn. $50
coarse cornmeai. Si1 corn and Get
chop. $50 ton
FIour-Beet winter patent ti0.fbt
second patent 5000. straight
SO Is. epriug patent. 81. rye -four
fi07 Dbl. II ls6 lbs. In eighth paper
seckq.
Provisions Mess pork. t6l faniiy
PORK $50 162. clear pork. ffs Ia-f
namF 2gW 3ie ba con. 80 f0c. picnic
lard. asii ~ 81 NC 10.
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Sugar Market

suunrs i'rtrurt Whnlreaio prices.
Crystal domiuors. 2-lb- sii.X2. ctvs-
tni domlnoes. b-lh. Sits2. eagle tab
ieta. tl0S3t, cut loaf, ttoag cubes.
So o., NNNN powdered. &qa1 atand-
ard ppwdaffd. sge7. Erauuiated. Csc
ira coarse. 1897. Ersnulafsd. fine. in
bulk SSS2 EmnulatQd, Eh-lb cottons.
500, crystal domino Erauugated, al
% aud 6-lh. cart0nf. ia cascs, sac
$3.50. diamond A.. SIS confection-
ers' A.. ts72, 30. =. ts52; No. s. tst7.
No. q. tSf2 No = tsai. No. :. tS21.
So. Q, Ss2f. so 10. sS,7 80 H. ssh.
No ie Ssfc SO 80. $500. 40 g.
1907 40 o.. ttl1. non-cakinE mix-
turc. ta.b1. beet graduated. So per
loo iha household powdered ls =
60 case. g. 81. household puWd ercd as
to case. s. 90 per casa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-22
NrM NnnK rnnprrE

NTW YORK. Sow % Flour Quiet.
arm Pork strong higher mess.
$50 Lard Firm middlewest spot,
8.StoU4S CO. SUGAR Raw. steady
Centrifugal a6-tcst $500. ruscovado
kl.teet tr0e refined steady cut
f1af frst crushed $3.50 powdered.
81 20Hs.5E grRnulated. ss55. coffee
1850 80 on spot 3 TRiiow Firm
sps iai l1iac city. tf@, Hay Easy
SD si-N. So o. fli0n 1855 rlovc~.
81 eaGff5 Dressed poultry rullt
trri.fys I1f agc, chickens 20 n g.
fowls Tu26tac. ducks. 20c. Live
poultry quiet. geese. 74Qctc ducks.
haHEtc fowls 20u2fr turkeys 90 IN
f3 ruosf"rs 15c chicken. hroiicrs.
2fc cheese Stepdy rtatc milk. COM
MON la specials lGu -4lgc skiws.
common 90 special sd cQtsc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-22
Produce

IN. produce market was without
important changes this morn ng. But
ter is called firm Fresh eggs are
extremely scarce and firm but the
supply OF storage stock is ample ana
The market easy. Veal calves are
slow. but hogs are FIRM. and the pota-
90 market is fat Every body seems
90 be nIed up and while sellers are
not crawdinE the market the lack 81
demand gives che deal an easy tone.
Poultry is steadily hrm except that
the extreme priQs for turkey are
shaded little. Very few turkey
are Offering but the public has been
taught o. look for eXtravaEant prices
this year and poultry % other sorts
Is being substituted A small ad-
vance I'm sugars was reported this
morning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
IN. Nov 22-Hoss. Receipts 20 600
market slow ~ 16c lower. mixed and
butchers fl72but7g5. hood heavy.
Sl7f5ts f705, rough heavy $3.50 ~
1850. light tl71bNi7S5, pigs. St5u
1910 Cattle Receipts 1900. mar
Not slow. generally steady. hceveS.
S7f0n16. cows and heifers 3 9o W
1880. tsl0aiI2b, calves, SIC t3.
sheen Receipts 140)0. market steady
20 DC lower native fs75M 10,
western. S9mt29O, lambs. Sc 10M
1890 western. sl27b0 1870 ewes.
s. T0fflI 40
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-22
Livestock


MItiiE a tENIHAI NIUthl aids
DETROIT Nov 20 Cattle. Mar
kot steady best heavy steers. ff0.-tn
ll 40. best handy weight butcher
steers. &S1bNI0. mAed steers and
hoiferN. 1850 G S2s handy light butch
ers. S6Tba 100 light butchers. So
$50. best cows fft09 S25, butcher
cows. 500 500. common COWS. 81 by re-
ETk canners. t5n6.75t best heavy
buns bnflk. bologna bulls, $3.50 ~
I2s, stock bulls S. boa 500, fceoerr.
9.ooN s. 1a rtoCkers. Sb.t' ~ 100, mlilt-
ers and sprlngcrs. $500 90 Veal Vsl-
YES Market steady, best grades. I3.-
5JU1f. others. f6ml2 sheep ena
lambs Market strong best grades.
Sl6.bNf 1915 fair lambs, flb..aN o,
light 10 common iamus. 81 lft no 70.
fair 90 good sheep. s. u1lriU.. cg.ls
and common fenS Hog Market
prospects 5m1Oc lower pigs. fil
mINnA EIahl. SIl-..n 700
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rIun copPFn srocT0s
h. =. rnTTnN ItETOnT

WASHINGTON. Nov 20 -cotton-
seed received az mills between Au-
purt and october 81 amounted 20
se1. sic toms thc census bureau an
nounCed today The report showed
Crushed during the period $50 sac
tons. held at mills oct 81. $40 lst
tons. production crude OIL 2As.o2i.-
sag pounds refined, 1850 $50
pounds CAGES md meal 400 Al tons,
hulls. l91 $50 tons linters 20il76
hnIea. hull fiber 62.52t bales stocks
on hand oct 81. crude oil. OF 80S.AfG
pounds. refined, 0..TefISt pounds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-22

CLEVELAND Nov G2-Hogs Re
cclpts $500 market BAL lower
workers.. Sl7.T0 mixed ti7 S0n1T,s5
mediums. sl1 90 pigs. Sl7 rs; rouEhs.
$50. sta@e flfT5 cattle Receipts,
M cars. market active, unchanged
sheep and lambs Receipts cars;
market strong. l00l4c higher, top.
tlG76 calves Hercipts. 200;
steady. ton SO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-22
CHICAGO GRAN

CHICAGO, Nov 22-OpeninE Corn
Dec. down. hc. jan down NC May.
down &c Oats Dee. unchanged
May. unchanged Provisions Lower.
Soon Corn Dec. up &C Jan; up
sc. May down &c. oats Dee
STA e.. May up nc Provisions high
er
Close-Corn. Dec. UP lc Jan up
&c, May up a Oats Dec W lc.
Mar unchanged May up e Pro-
visions higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-22
rRADE sCHOoI
srORAeU Avn CARrAew

MOVING. light ana heavy truck ne,
Ilii. sdlats service guafnnfefo- Call
ST. eat 5Sf. Rearcnahis rateA
Al -M0ving, motor truck r, etprnr
a gen. hauling. schwarts. ~ eHs-h
AcNF Storage rnenuotn wereheoss,
storage. sno-'ss NJ sea ~ es'-'~s<
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FAST nrFrALo 1--we STOCK

TAST Bt'f fAID. y. g.. Nov 22-
Cattle Receipts. 1875, market steady
prime steers Sl3U14b0; butcher
grades SSul2 %; cows ffW 10.
calves Receipts. rs; market 2bc
higher, Gull 20 choice tSnlA.I6 sheep
and lambs Receipts. 900. market
steady. lambs higher. choice lambs,
SI726Ul7. Gull 70 fair. tll50mi7,
yearlings. sl3qI4; sheep. S5Wll so.
Hogs Receipts. 420v; market steady
workers. &tT.7501S. pigs. $3.50 n
I775. mixed. SfsWlS50. roughs. SIC Is
Q1G.7b; stays. ti4bO0i5.
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Hanks and rrnst Companies
rhs Following mrs are priys,ls..o

The folI0WfnH INNS are pTiYiIrF~u
10 Execute orders on the exchange
" r Moss 4 CO. Carlyle & roveh
Geo NJ West a Co. r. K. Mecorpne
Z CO. ~ W Noble Co. y l.. sey-
e,rYr a CO. " u Mclaugh3n. Mer-
Rim Lynch g. Co w. A. Hamlin a Co,
WIN a. Neer 4 Co. sinclair s. couls
wendell Muikey & Co. VIM II Rose
< co.. r X. Peiton 4 Co, Joel stoeh-
AID e co Bennett. smith a Co. w.
s. Reilly < Co. Matthew Finn, A. w.
wallace a Co. lewis q. oorton,
Nrbe- Baden woodruff Co, Dood.
Martin 4 Co OHara- Ferris 4 Coz
Wa.h Lee & co
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-22
TnIEDO CRAIN

TOLEDO, Nov % -ciose--W wheat.
cash t2I7. corn cash. $3.50, Dec.
'l3s len len = aaA M. May ~ y MAJ SI's
7OA.c RYE Cash. $50. Cloverseed
cash, SIG. Dec. and Jan t16.25 Mar.
SIS 90 Alsike Cash. $3.50, Ilno-
thy cash t3.JTt- Dec. 1910, Mar
$500 Ruttor Brick creamery. asa
i-c. "a bcreamery, $50 Eggs Fresh
candled. asa sec fancy selects. 4bc
Hay Unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-22

The work is interesting and
enjoyable. The surroundings
are comfortable; associations
agreeable. The company is
liberal in its treatment Of
employees
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-22

Butter Creamery extras nrul ~
g. o. sffAC. creamery wrists. az ~ ~ tar
PEI lh.
Tgus Fresh receipts. country van
t1af8c. storage nrsts 12037c dor
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PROFITABLE

Salaries start at once. Oper-
ators earn while they learn.
Splendid opportunities for adj
vancement.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John r street, between 8
q. m. and > p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
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TELEPHONE
OPERATING

An excellent profession and
opportunity to do your bit"
for Uncle Sam.
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PATRIOTIC

The "war machine" is oper-
ated by telephone. stick to
your post" is the advice Of an
army officer to telephone en-
ployes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-22

prtating-thr plsin vent ktpd-lthat
.. rfghf--Times Jsh Dcpt.--Nrtr $50
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New York Stocks

Quotations by Hornbiower A Weeks.
Nof. 1g open High Low close
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MANrEp ~ sut-MlscrLLANnous

CASH FOR old false iseth. gold crowns
broken 1cweiry, diamonds watches
etc, fun value paid. Liberty rig.
Co. 81 WnodW'd 9Th door. elevator.
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LEONARD THE winner
KlLBANE. is KNOCKED OUT
NEAR END OF THIRD ROUND
Lightweight Champion Outclns.es
FenthcryvelEht Title Holder
Throughout Battle. t.t
tBy Associated Press.1

tBy Associated PresS.1
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion. stopped
Johnny kilbane. featherweight title
nc der. In the third round of what was
Park Tonight. Jimmy Dunn. Kilbancs
manager. tossed towel into the ring
when two minutes and fifty-nine Sec
At no time during the three POUNDS
did kilbane class with Leonard. Leon
ara ara s won the first by good margin.
In the third beat KiIbane helpless to
the floor. Iiilbane weighed i27 rounds
and an.irL Leonard mar. exactly, 1913. the light
s %e,shs ,,, Unit The siS pounds differ
cause he completely outSox Wo" the the
featherweight champion. and outhit
MN Tns during ring, every minute of the fight.
a minute when Leonard started XIII
pane to defeat. Kilbane led a hard
hight for the head and Leonard ducked.
Wnen ne came up he shit both right
ana ieft to the jaw. and Kilbane went
pack against the ropes almost helm
M ,sSs. p a aeos clin9hed with Leonard. and
loose Leonard landed n right hook TO
kilbane's jaw. ~
IL kiibane staggered and fell. clutch
when the refereo started to count, int and nd
packed YEARLY around the ring with
i landsa n iIr, close pursuit Leonard
and Kilbane dropped his guard. Leon.
ard measured Kilbane carefully and
ianned right cross to his jaw.
hilbane fell face forward The time
Keeper was about to pull the bell for
the end Of the round when Kilbane's
manager threw the towel into the ring,
enulng the Tight Kilbane was helped
70 his corner. Leonard is credited Of
hcial!y with a Knockout
w. "A large arg crowd saw the fight, which
o Vas .or a purse of $4,000. divided
evenly between the two men,
y, ny ms victory. Leonard does not take
Nlioane,s featherweiGht title, as Leon
1 Arc could not make the featherweiEht