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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20

Ward will carry the good worl
on by giving it their hearty ap
proval as was done in the Sixtl
on Thursday last. The bond is
sue is so small, no one viii
feel any hardship and for tina
reason we feel assured it will ais,
meet with the unanimous endorse
ment Of everybody. There il
nothing that can be said agains
good gravel roads while there il
q thousand reasons for them II
this Parish. St. Martin, only
some weeks ago voted some Saho,
600 for the purpose of building
and maintaining roads through
its Parish and in fact has set the
pace for Iberia to follow, and we
know it will. The members oil
the Police Jury have long since
came to the conclusion there was
nothing else for the people to dc
but to give their financial assist
ance towards public highways.
In fact the Parish treasury is
without funds to even repair
roads, much less to build them
and had we had wet season as
happens so often, think how the
country resident would have suf-
fered when he began to move his
crop. just few days of incle-
nent weather in this section puts
every dirt road out Of use when
it comes to- heavy hauling, caus-
ing the farmer not only a loss of
time. but loss of money as well.
When the crops of this country
must be moved there should be
no impeachment to handicap the
farmer. and it is only by having
roads fit to use at any season that
Ills trouble and annoyance can
be obviated. in hundreds of in
-aices just the wear and tear
alone on vehicles and automobiles
will more than pay the small tax
asked annually.
Oftentimes you will notice at
these elections men who would
get the most use out Of public
highway the very ones to oppose
them, when on the other hand
hey have such little real estate
hat their taxes amount to
This applies also to the
voting Of special school taxes.
The man of means usually regis
ters his approval of it in order
% have school the year round,
even though his son is sent off to
college for an education and on
the other hand the father of,
swelve children who cannot edu-l
cate his offspring unless at a pub
ic school will vote against tax
hat does not mean to him more
han $50 or $500 a year. How
to his own future
and that Of his children. Of
course in iberia q change for the
better has come over the entire
people and when officials show by
heir acts that they will try and
ret one hundred per cent for ev-l
Try dollar spent, the elections are
generally approved by the voters.
W can almost assure our read
srs in advance that the good peo-
Die Of the. Seventh Ward will not
ct themselves be outdone by the
voters Of the Sixth and Fourth
Wards and the municipality Of
New liberia because they are just
Is far-sighted and appreciate the
value Of highways as much as|
he people Of other sections. Let
he good work keep on until EVIL
nv road is made Of such material
that it will be Of permnahcy. u
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20
Advertising Rates:

Display 15c per inch. Extra
for special position.
Local readers Zoe per line for
first insertion. DC for each subse-
quent.
All reading notices, advertising
of refreshments or eatables to be
sold will be CHARGED for at &c per
line. No exception.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20

10 Cure Q Cold In One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine. Il stops the
Cough and Headache and works of the Cold.
Druggists refund money II II fails to cure.
e. w. GROVES sipnef-ee each boz. 3oc.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20
VOTERS OF NEW IBERIA EN-
DORSE BOND ISSUE.
MAIN STREET TO BE PAVED.

OIAtcl ROdOS III Cuc 0lAtU w d1 7
also Carried by Large
~ Majority.
:. sp~
The municipal improvement ta1
of $75, 10000 submitted to the tax
payers of this City. by Mayor
Sealy and Commissioners Viller
min and Girard was heartily en-
dorsed in both numbers and
amount last Tuesday. The senti
ment to pave our main thorough
fare with either creosote block or
verified brick has been gradual
" crystalizing until there was
nothing to checkmate the vote
when the people were given an
opportunity to express their feel
ings in the matter. 1t is very
true there were some fifty-seven
voters who registered their dis
approval Of the project, but from
what we were able to discern, it
was only because they thought it
best to await the termination Of
the war before taking on any
more special taxes at present.
The amount registered against
the bond issue amounted to $685.
150.97 in property values while
sn the other hand those who voted
in favor of the contemplated i'm
provements represented q valua-
ton of 1922, 38O.23 which made
those who were championing the
the election a glorious victory for
the cause of good streets. One
property holder alone, Mr.. Chas.
Gouguenheim, voted q larger a.
sessment for the tax than the en-
tire amount cast by the opposi-
tion and many compliments were
paid to him because Of his pre-
gressiye spirit. This means that
nearly every street in New Ibe-I
ria will be graveled and small
portion Of the amount voted con
tributed towards the building of
few streets leading out Of the
City, =
This Improvement win very
likely be under full headway just
Al ANN M fhn aavveraOa ~ New
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20
FOR SALE.

A young yearling Short Horn
registered Bull for sale. Apply
to Mrs. j. P. Harrison, 100 West
st. Peter Street.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20
Ihe lluInine That Does Net Affect tho heso

Because Of its tonic and laxative effect. LAAa
TIVE BROMO QUININE is better than oIasn rsnr
Quinine and does not cause me- t',ii ns me and
iook for the signature Of E. W. GROVE. 'oc'
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-12-21
WEYMOUTH

An unusually pleasant event was
the celebration here last Friday of the
silver wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Andrews, which was held
at the Chidsey hall, and at which rs
friends were present. A fine dinner
was served in the hall, followed by a
short program Of singing, among
which numbers were songs by the
Granger quartet and a remarkably
apt duet by Mrs. Edna Hatch and Mr..
Ernest Wagner, entitled, ''How Perry
Proposed to Flora" which caused con-
siderable merriment, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrews were the recipients Of many
useful presents, among which was
purse of $14, the presentation speech
being made by Mr.. Harry Codding.
The singing Of "Silver Threads Among
the Gold" and other dear old melodies,
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-12-21

our mail until Tuesday, when our post
master went to Berea and Medina and
got what was at those Offices. On We'd
nesday he got three days Plain Deal
ers. On Thursday the mail came and
was delivered on the B. & O. at Val
ley City. On account of the snow
storm the milk truck could not come
from Cleveland until Wednesday, so
our town was nearly over flooded with
milk.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-12-21

The Buckeye pipe line broke north
of town last Friday, causing loss OF
over 13, 900 barrels Of oil.
Mrs. Chas. Cady entertained the
lady Maccabees at dinner last Thurs
day.
Tom Davis has moved into Net
Waite's house west Of town.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-12-21
HINCKLEY
(Delayed)

It has been extremely cold here,
some reporting as low as 20 below
zero. The Cleveland bus did not run
Sunday or Monday.
Mabel Riley Of Lorain visited her
parents, "A. ?. Riley and wife, over
the weekend. b !,
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-12-21
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK
(Delayed)

Such strenuous times as we have
been thru the past week. The awful
hlizzard that we had over Sunday
tried mems souls, as well as coal bins
and gas, tho the latter stood the test
kae. No cars running deprived US of
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-12-21

revived happy "reminiscences, and for
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews chased the fly
ing hours back quarter Of century
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-20

scar 49, s1a= EsS4Fk ave-
-'V'--. 80 'a' i7s''i' a
az - N---- rl1s-0Fz f-f4g
a251f4sr zgn 49, - -.55''- er+v-seoond
o,,- S5ssss r-asr, soe Tbird
9a-s sire street u.,.a, so7 fourteenth
~,~s.4
1oo-- T.5sse Renstrom. sos Thirty
rfrf5 r+rest
-055rlis- 75l5 zTszon 1915 eleventh
s+rae<
eq7 CHARLES perr, 14e2 Thirteenth
ava77a
42ee-pt9 Poztooafz 2ee Forthwith
straa+
2eoo r-en1 Sanders z7e Seventh
street
91ac rohr, E-5~t- o-rE Afrth street
SSa 49,, 51l.- N 49, i Psg1ol55
an l,-s~5se 1asaIfz ras Thfrtv-
--+1 s+r-e+
c2- Toar F<frnv- Q4z TWEEN tv-zecond
2t-a4
-s-= -. p-=----- 4aaa Eleventh
9+~aa+
555s Wsleer 7 sg5P@ a.,. eff8 r~entv-
2s0-George RAIN. TAYLOR Ridge.
1887 waldo Lees Coal valley
-''.-- 5Ss7r s'1o7,o-' goo ~ 6 = '''
rs7- r4e~-x, z4rl-a- goo r7orrr-f~zt
~ E+~aaf III i>7 - -
-RaIor Pomanez. 625 Seventeenth
street
15-g-Robert CLAYTON. a00z Fifth ave
nue.
1ce pa..r res-~,-r 7z0- vh7rtaa7-r
s[-erf.e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-20

3171-Henrv Beddig. 40 Firm ave
pue.
3921-columbus Briggs. 2o22 Fourth
avenue.
2516-Bazu Hatziminas. 521ta Twenty
second street.
845-TIomer Brown. Reynolds
3091-Clarence Irwin. $40 Fourth
street
1895 Ernest Baker. Taylor Ridge.
PISA Carl Hay. 1901 ThlrtE-tirst
1s55-Petrovoscbo Prelac, 42a Forty
sixth street.
half avenue.
2Io6-Harry CLANCY. city.
Walter Stra1er 160542 Third
avenue
15s5-Albert Rommeu. Reynolds
1912 Elmer Wongstrom. 2Sl9 Eighth
avenue
1221-Io6n Wtnbled. 554 Forty-stzth
street.
11oz-Harry Littg. 745 Fourteenth
and-a-half street
l625-Virei} Clark Milan
Raymond thinner ITO Fifth
avenue.
1565-Boy 0uderkirk,- Reynolds
seaorg street.
-=t l.l.-+-- -.-t---+o1- oe4srz r-ff-a
s<-@.,
foo4 4-r- Y-.Fe- e4z 4-or+-- =reF
s-+
E-o4 r7,,7bg- aFaa g-oar+f, ave-
mo
e-az z-fr-or Anderson qoo r5ahf17
street
-f--r.aerfa Miller 4noe Second ave-
mo
r05-- CLYDE Johnson o#fT Sixth ave
me
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-20

2o12-Ray Rhoderick, 1924 Twenty
eighth street 80
nue.
ooo--alirea Larson z4@4 twenty
9Lsl aE -'sI ,,---..-,.., r.u,o-
: !l5el 7'2i- ~ '0-
.ooe $50 r,.z- ge7 r--,.-+s- 80
nue.
-'o5--ffaFry Go"ehslelh' Oh 4enta
street
90Vfl q oelS is-D74 a. 10 % Ai9~l
49,. street, a..- -.,
2'ol-Leay FAeni'H' ---' z ou' "a =
105
ASe1-EaIl iiilahss 1888 twenty
s-a- ls1L1 L Sties-t. .,e s.-.-...,-
$3.50 dosepH 9e0atz' $40 eFe1'-H ave-
nue.
2..5-1 IA ~ e.l 30 s79F e.Lea 7t' @51'
l5lI-Al5rick We.lvaert Milan
-9oo y Let@e Eeoss' i4-o oa1 -
oo, Avenue. x,,...- ~..-.
s324 nun f441ll, l5l'''o 80 'lS z.
,.s- street set. 40. s.....,,s .,..-,,..
591l-Adrlan Mcbride 9l5 Forty
.o. l1ul ~ 7t- --. v,,..
-el .g : 81 40 " say $40 ii5 IA
IS louis louis Biek se. Ana 557 n.,f.s
- p a.
a.o- street ~ -, ~...,e-.t
80
street
@453-0tto gotseI enJE-aItn ave
nue. and Seventeenth street
II o9--J Ohm NUetaeTick' 1o4t twenty
Lo4Itn avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-20

Sorrow. with his pick. mines the
heart But he is cunning workman.
He deepeus the channel whereby hap
plnass may enter and houows ont new
chambers for JOY q abide Ia when le
is g0ue-zLaTE ChoimaudoieT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-20
NUMBERS FOR REGISTERED
MEN LIABLE To SERVICE IN
DRAFT ARMY PICKED OUT

Subsidiaries Griffin, 816 F11th street
3687-Guy Foster. Andalus-a.
12o0-Guv =. Trout. AT Forty-fouTth
street
2Io4-Ed Wilson. 1l11 T1lrry-1rzt
street
1673-Amos Damp. 925 Twenty-ars-
avenue
Iss7-Wtll4sm Garrison. ISIS Seventh
avenue
2107-Eda5u wIl1et. 1910 Thlrty-eighth
street.
29g-Fred Barley. 1907 Eleventh ave
nue.
48sz- Melvin Householder. AndaIusia.
8-13-Har9an Rett.g. Milan
8f9G-Fra1 FeIauan. AndaIusla
5l-G-CbarIes Short. 317 Eighth street.
2@@s- Gilbert Jeua, 5l18 Ninth street.
48z7-Ed ward JCHaunseu- EdElngto0-
2s50-LoaIs BdHttcher. 1928 1-8 Sec
0HI avenue.
30T3-JuI5us Brown. 51z Fourth street
s15-Johu Eolbisto 904 Firet avenue
30f5-Thomas Pearson. T2z Twelfth
street
a85o-CIarenco VogeL 1o+ Thirteenth
21s2-E. i. Shank. 1915 rblrty-arzt
street.
17e9-charIas DobbIears 1908 Eleventh
street
1ao4-E5rl Hume. 51s Forty-=eooaa
11ss-Leo Maxwell 10a9l4 Fourteenth
street
184--Frank Paulik0wskl. Coal VALLEY.
4258-Frad Larson. 721 Twelfth street
al6 street
avenue
avenue
289T-GeorEe Barlang. Thirtv-foursa
street and Rock river
343-John Fowler. AndalusLa.
-e6e--4'arru Petit 1908 twenty ninth
and half street
ae62-Henry A1nDcr5, 1875 sixth
street.
-41#- Edward 8richers 5La Thirty
fourth avenue.
l6ls-Eraest DOonan. Reyaolds
@4tl--JoGn h4Dnealy, 4zlb 1I-Fts-IlFsL
street
5sz--f RANK Il WAITS Oh lIlFts-
e}EhIn street
aa-g--eF lst Larson Alia1
-42 @~filA htA9, oo- i"eA.5 -1o-IA r.
4-s-4,E.r-e- r-E ==-s-----z
No
ezaa tTt--4 xx--:---.-.-- -aa ---~-.--.t-
sfrea-
r.~-+.- rr-s+4-,-s...-s. --vr.s.-~-4-.
aa5T Zen i'- T, md fr SEM
49,
a2a cs.lar IN a. 10 sa-a rF4e,
$500 S'as.op gan +iglle' ao-7 ils2
5000 -F5~ar5 eeraoz+ z95 >-fr.F
$3.50
q.-e <-lT-- 7----- a-r e.-- .-
7qs- r-oz Es~-.-+ -3z -----.r5.r- ..4-.-4
-9 r-.. -- wv 81
~ yer i>i5 pr 1872 -o~It9 aye
ae-e nue. -.-.,,-.- o-a ,-.....
1S SD 1 o5s2a o2 73.. Annaz s eo54l
.oa, street street. v--..,.
go Secs. - ~ ~ A.-.5+-- -+ll7-'.
5e4- $50 ~ a., 80
20 y, '''' - 1A7@' --~' 01' 1+-" d
.,,r
--95 uses >1afA' t4r Fo1flaenlo
1@--
4 zeS--f1on1er "ochneT. 600 Forty-seo-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-20

8o58-DeLanoe Cook. 1923 4eHla ave-
Aae- aa. e---o.,.e-
zsoz---fed Nafa p Ai.sa7s 90 -'-'
1s-Enneit Fiaherty: He .Ey1t.l..
0'@ ~ Il I ...'--'
,-.- ono street e,...-- ..a,z ~--s-
49,. ETH street ..o- r.e,. .-.-..a
90 VIZ 49,. -,--t-- 49,
A4S4-- i'l3is7 --'
2 venue, -,.- ,ooa r..-,s ave.
f5y--tiarFy comm. JUS p oar III -' e.
1551-WiIlard Craig. 1908 Fourth ave-
6ol-staniey Aythatef, o@0 "ei--la1l
aLfeeI. -,-- -y--., -.---s
59s4 n2lna4 PM 90 ~ 49,
street -t< r-.s.---.a.
1l4b--aomef amen '-+ 1'e.'' ''-
2615-Wtii Davis. 6l5 Scent 5os nth street ...5
street - 1905. s.u.a
zo19--S-l aF suee '@i1~-'7 --'
, Avenue - -,-,,---- ~-., 4-.,,-,-
1ss6-Thomas Demos, 4+l6 sixth ave
o.. .--,.-.f4 =ae ~-o...-.
z4ts- 8aneaicL laHaeios 7'' iHe..1s
6o6-aobert Forehead. 522 Twentieth
son -r,--.-,. .-t.--~. a-fa r-sssz
l92--Le~is Ifaealen'aFs' -ol7 r ''-o
l17l-s samuel Ferguson 80 Nineteenth
=- -s-t e0aa s-f-a+1z--+s.
oLo-lIa ailA-i'' -o-'
5o~. r~ss.t- -----..-
go a41o E--et9 --.-.-.
80 f5 g l--+ssIf ,-tla-
9eS7 - I1aI. CT Tafiez
4coa r5r--~5 ea~sf7 Erc --rarftf,
-
7a<z rD-av,l Decentralization a-rr
2-fs-5,t5- s.sa,,ss
99os- Herman s.hrrrhff MILAN
9447- cao~ge banner Tnirte-f7f~5
avan5+e and Eleventh street
o-4q -<.fclr Nf-h0las Te2 Eighteenth
street
2f2s Frank pernEng 1903 Thirty
eighth stree.
7eaE Harry Mass Goal valley
poe Fln,ar Swanson. 1925 Seven
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-20


zsez-Pfchard Stevenson. 1s1I1@ Sec
~-5 averr]e
L-oga zeeg , sss F. sfS Tbi s5ef
-4-1@+
az-- I'll 80 81 -Ae-+ zo, Ffft5 avenue
"a - --.-,-t--l r. 7444
'0-- -1g : .lls'L e 7.as s, .5sS,-
cca 80 r-z,--,, s,,s-..e+ar7a rr1-
-
e--c ------ ~ze ezf-,47- z+-.s4
- 80. 4li+.4 -eI-As11 --4-s-.:-.g,
80 p alt9- 2 4Als7'' 17-'F~ '--
AHA --.s-s- --...-,.-
o5aaIIs lemon. - - .'- 49,
p '5 4 ---97 E-o -t-7-l' 4'-~
e.Alh street. -,-. -.s.r.
-s5J--E5a1 5aElia ROACH +29o f--~1-
ana~a-ha4I avenue
6A5-Jane5 stewart -5YL -'-l
tsH1 .- ---..
FL -i.'- ',''s' --- ' -
-ar. ~-..s.- --.7--
sa26 r,s H 6o55e man -aa rfrb+B
.-oo street. street. ,.-,..- Ii -...u.+.~4
-11- 20 --i5-7- i'-'-73 '-- Can
~ street ,,- r-..-.,.
% 700 i-4-4sl F9-1a-0' 49, 1.'L --- %
s-zq 4 ros rs.q.4r 1891 second
.s.e @ -.l.- .-.,4 $50 r.-s.s ave.
-eos-e .as .4A --~..' 500 -'7".0
-oo nue. ,u..-- -=o.,. 4-,..-+,,
-7g'-f HAs5A 11-11A' -23++2 'L'
see9 1Es- 7.-----,- -tre za~sot-
a5'a .a-A Hi7Alia-A
s.. street ,sa- v.-.s ......,...
525-z29ert Paul 6l5 Seventeenth
street. .
aaf--J oaH 7laAI3afEeE @a~o ->ll--
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-20

I'm this issue af The Argus wiU
Zee found the first names 81 per-
sons ira This district drawn iB fine
draft lottery today. the pubIlca-
ton 81 the remainder oil the f.l0s
names viii be continued t0mor.
row as il is not thought the draw
ing in Washington viii he come
pleGeJ before 3 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
According IN q statement made
BIS b. p. Connolly of the local exc
npti0n board, these e09 names
viii compose fhe first gFeHp called
for examination in filing the
quota Uf this district.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-20

These are the brightest Of
1917 styles Splendid mats, every
one OF them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-20

An important sale Of sport
waists, for Saturday only Shirts
are also included Plain coICrs
and neat light and dark pae-
terms 55c and IS values 0Go
reduced 70 ............. 0OG
The Detroit times., 1917-01-18
EXPECTS MORE
PROSECUTIONS
UNDER MANN ACT

Investigation into many eEcapades
that heretofore was unnecessary wiil
BE- required as result OF the deci
sion handed down by The United
states supreme court banning all
vice trips. regardless OF whether the
commercial element enter. into The
case samuel T klawans deputy m
The Detroit Office OF the department
81 justice believes that The decision
Will result IN many more prosecu
tions under the Mann act.
Judge Arthur J TIttie Of the
United states districfNe0urf. believes
that some OF the provisions % the
Mann act now are ncedlessly strict
However. he explains that n p
broader version may be followed
without its abuse if viii make be
tor citizens ard The country 2 better
one in which 10 live.
Federal officials in Detroit con
ccde that the possibilities OF black
mail are greatly enhanced under the
broader construction OF the status.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-18
RAPIDS To Get
DEMOCRAT MEET
Wayne Delegation To BE In
creased by II New
Members

star Correspondent Detroit Timer
fANStN5 Mich. Ian IS --'rhe
Democratic state cen7rf committee.
in session "wednesday issued the call
for ths Democratic spring conyen.
ton 90 be held in Grand Rapids. Feb
rs. al / a IN Candidates FOR the
supreme court. regeucics OF the uni
versity and other educational Offices
are 90 b. named Sy the convention
~ Weli-a- nrV state central com.
mitiec and state chairman Grand
Rapids Democrats VIII stage q "iolli.
Gcation banquet" tho evening before
the conr rcnuon WITH covers Tor p.
600 Speakers Of national reyntation
AFRO promised
The committee voted 10 apportion
he delegates 20 The spring conycn-
tion on the basis Of one delegate for
every 300 votes cast last November
for secretary of state
This gives a total OF laos Gele-
gates. OF which Wayne county gets
eGe. an increase Of "a Kent county
d. second with 20. an increase Of %
Calhoun. Kalamazoo Bay. Oak
land and Genesce counties also have
increased delegations
The Detroit times., 1917-01-18

Grain and Provisions


.r. usr. rr.r a~ ir thelr view ~
Nhrh' e" ne t' active
,t-t Htsts an4 tts market Was
r.ra- reported kern cash de-
wauu aI rrct5on~ Rnt small nf+
ls is ncl0ink the market
A.e -n. m".e sgerssc - cut .-
e-f fhe n'a' seq IT, q sreat extent
rr Hrfr rntr- -aNv wheat sarh =
~Htrn ot nr ine tcrttng that rea O.
e1l.s s ,Dns .tsN u'c iae ar~ !. !.
opsirs Was actise eaiil N ihsAas>
CLOSE Nvrs see am acute lp-
tat- He t-a1cs are quoted to saew
4ha4t maen bushels 81 ~neat aod
tae markets al tnt tof.
ars tH sVnle dealers wao N-
fr .nHtt ltarr proposition lrsiee
tst tWc. rut tae generRl Ter
irE iaai tnf War wiil last Wei iuto
otner> winter m which case tae wheat
.-t afe.1edlN burssh
warke. Mas nvcrecuEht 2ra
Als sdf ancs, declined rut
utt SAYS cIese
Darn anA oats gained tzc. and rye
ic
tNctmesdlE= wheat quotation
tasf Nf r~t s. ASIA MaN oprnei a
"a tno -anef ar jas atvancr
stfssl ja., persd st ,i5-,.. so-
yam. ~ t' declined a. s. en3
Nt tHFrsI aA t..a. n. 800. "A ttf". > l,t'
The Detroit times., 1917-01-18
Telegraphic
STOCK MARKET
FLUCTUATES
Rally Followed by Depression;
Upturn Resumed
Later

NEW YORK, Jar. i The Ne"
York Evening sun financial review
"Wednesday said
~Fonowing brief period of Feia'
lively active buying in The forenoon
session largely due 10 covering OF
the short Interests. the market tuo-
ided into q rather tame affair a.
lniddas. The opening vas ahee'ea
IN an Irregular movement OF narrow
proportlona. succeeded by brief
downward swing which in turn was
followed by a brisk upsuTn thai not
onlv restored the carly losses but
carried the industrial list subsian'
tisIly above the previous oiosing'
With few exceptions.
~This movement seemed 20 indi-
raie that the street was prepared
30 ignore the reports of the German
raiders activities w the South A.
lantic, bat when the British admiral
fy confirmed the loss OF 10 BNuSh
and two French ships initiative fell
away. trading became dull IN the
-rxtr-7-fr 4rftsAi prices n general eassd
off / 10 3 points or more from the
earlier top levels.
price moves we're well illustrated
hy United States steel, which had
broad opening Of $1,000 shares at
ll4 10 1Ia rs. a point or so lower.
by the close OF the first hour II was
selling as high as Il5 S-S, reacted
TO as low as II3 IL and thereafter
ranged in somewhat aimless back
ing and filing movement between
1l3 and ll4.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-18
CONTINENTAL
STOCK ACTIVE

Charcoal and REQ Car practically
bad 'he eoor 20 themselves in The
early trading on The Detroit stock
oxrhanac. wednesday morning
Charcoal preferred sold around 8 7'S
and fhe common a. fraction under
More than half-dozen sales
we're made n REQ before the lunch
hour
Considerable inquiry for Continer
tal caused some gossip among the
commission house men \ single
order vas placed for more than 900
snnr's during the middle g. The
morning session. bat holders refused
20 let n 20 ~ below 30 u could
have heon bought Tuesday ~ a frac
lion more than 81
The Detroit times., 1917-01-18

g. So straight. So 40 pure rye. $3.50
sr~ins patent SIC SO lhl in lsth "a
per sacks
OF Raw Nnsecd. g. 9e bottled lin
seed. s. a1 gal n bar-sl lots. kero-
Acne tr IRON barrels -bN red crown
EascfinF SO sal
Hides ~ cured hides ale SO.
green aides. isc No > cured bulls
i5r No green bulls i3c. No
cured veal kIp e2c 40. 7 green veal
kip. gac No cured wurrain lee
N J green rurrain- i7c, No I cured
calf for No. J green caf pee Ne. /
morse hides 81 No horfe hides s.,
n tailuw s. No taliow s. No.
] nides ic ~ W. kip snf calf.
= Oh ebecpskln tas 70 amount
wood soc go -
The Detroit times., 1917-01-18

Charcoal Preferred 2n1 az GO
Charcoal Com 0ion-2up a.
German American sugar oH ~
2sN
REQ Caro- ut aets. 100 at ss -
IS NJ ss&. IS Gr-~s1 s. lT51fEn Ty#f 2
~ ssas. ! 90 ~ lsis 81 az 3gi. 10 az
s6h Is 81 36is 100 - 16is
Wolverine Cement--f0o az -
Michigan Copper q Bfass-~ao AZ
iSa
n. a CT a. E1ta
sales I .. ~. 30 : y. ~.
Paige -petroit-t0 az COX s-9
G =. O. SIS 800 AZ aft.
REQ CAr-fo at 3eN 30 al asa. =
nt 364
ford q CanAda--i0 az 260.
Detroit Edisnu--S0 al f4f.
Mirhiran Stamping-l25 At l5ie
IS al i3ib
Continental Common--20 at a. ID
at IS ipn az 3s
Wolverine Cemont----io0 at -.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-18
AK, $500 .ooo for New schools.

The largest amount ever asked
~ the board of education in a single
year for new schools and school
building additions will go before he
new board of estimates this yea
The real estate committee OF the
board will ask approximately $500
900 for the enlargement OF the city
school system. All the reoommcnda.
~tions for new buildings and additions
made about n month ago by ~; /.
Charles F. Chadsey. superintendent
of schools. arc included IN the list
submitted by the committee for the
educational budget
The Detroit times., 1917-01-18
cHrAoo nrrrrn MAnkrr.

futter--Extras. ss.aa1c. hrsts.
IS Il sec. dairy extras. s5i4 D gtc. arsts
AZ = q s2c Eggs. Prime ordinary. 3s
- ne nrsts tlc Cheeee. Twins 10
q a2Acs ioung Ameri'sH 2Sn2Gfsc.
lave Poultry Fowla ff0tac. ducks
ffnlTc. gees. tt1 iNc. springs. ITO
1eci turkt e1c potatoes Receipts
1t cars. Fancy west $3.50 1.eh
WISCONSIN. nNou i.se. Minnesota.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-18

Women in Switzerland are agitat-
ing for the communal vote A ncse-
ure 10 grant them tho desired privi-
lcge he's been introduced in tho can.
tonal parliament OF Bernc.