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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-22
FINANCES AND
MARKETS
TRepubIican A. p. Leased Wlre1


NEW YORK, Feb. 21--(Wall Street)
Declines outnumber advances in to-
days professional market
Shippings were again materially af-
fected by the further delay respecting
their status. United States Steel at no
time equalled its best quotation of the
previous day and closed at 1854, net
loss of u points. Related industrials
declined more than two points and
Gulf States Steel fell six points.
Coppers were moderately lower Rails
were a sustaining influence to the ex-
tent that Reading at one time regis
tered gain of 81 points, with one to
two for other coalers and more minor
shares, but standard issues like the
transcontinentals and grangers were
duh and inclined to ease Off.
More activity was manifested in the
foreign exchange markets, remittances
to Berlin reacting from yesterdays adj
vance, with new low record for Tires
at 1884
Bonds were irregular. Total sales,
par value, $3,1S5,000. United States
coupon IS advanced 4 10; register ea
and coupon As and Panama registered
IS W..
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-22
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Feb. 21.-Cotton futures
closed steady: March $500; May
1857; July s16.46. Oct. 1867: Dec.
$16.16 Spot quiet, middling $500. The
cotton market closed steady at a net
advance of to Is points.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-22
Auto For Hire

PHONE 211R5 for low rates by day
or week Il
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-22
Awnings

WE MAKE everything in canvas and
make it right. Barrows Furniture Co.
3-k
AWNING AND CAMPING season
now on; we make everything known
that will fool the rain and sun. Phoe-
nix Tent and Awning Co., corner First
and Monroe SITS. Phone AL tt
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-22
Veterinary
Welding, Radiator Repairing

RADIATOR, lamp. fender. wind
shield repairing. glass replaced. Oxy-
.cetylene welding and brazing. Arizona
Radiator Repair Shop West Van
Buren, tt
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-22
OPEN DAY WAsHINGToNS BIRTHDAY
The Man From Ray Says:

making taking
the opportunities offered the THREE RAYSI Ray
Consolidated the Ray Hercules and the Arizona
taken advantage of the of the shares
weeks Of this said Consolidated
ing $780, selling $2 co. paying $4O0 share dividend
practically Ray Hercules sold
$400 $4s Did, at $ Arizona Ray has shown market
We quote the following from the Los Angeles Sunday Times
the financial column, written by their able financial writer
Development work Of ARIZONA RAY claims at Ray
being pushed endeavor being made the
mine ARIZONA RAY point
brokers expecting upward this copper
stock shortly"
copper
Magma $50 $751; which shows practically 81
week This stock Isl buy up to $500
metal 1916
copper This tremendous production these
Production 1911 IS 100000 Production 1914 IS 100000
100000 Production 90OOOOOO
Production 1913 100000 Production 1916 2O3OOOOOO
production will be 1917 hard estimate
will per greater
FEBRUARY PRICE COPPER 1916 27c
FEBRUARY PRICE OF COPPER 1917, &c
copper predicted the practically
oveI-sold for the next months
will
producing far other the Union
dividends copper producers
to 1925 100000.
The total male inhabitants which
10000 employed reduction The paid
$4O000O00 The producing properties allow their employees
the advance Arizona people appreciate the POSSIBLE
copper and their well located
well financed and well managed junior coppers
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-22
Dressn1aking

HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT
EDGING-Done in the best manner on
all kinds of material at moderate
prices and work guaranteed. Singer
Sewing Machine Co. 146 w. Adams
81. Phone 142e, 3-b
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING at
hcme or by the day. Laura Stroud
Phone 1853.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-22
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-Virtual suspen-
sion of business at all grain elevators
here today resulted from difficulty of
obtaining railway cars and was accom-
panied by bearish effects on prices.
The wheat market closed unsettled, u
to rs net lower. with May at $1.7S%
to s1.7S& and July at $l.51 to s1.51 u
Corn finished Ia q to Is down, oats
off AQss to SOY. and provisions
varying from 212 decline to rise of 15c
Depression was manifest from the
outset. Values dropped about 2iac be-
fore the market received any substan-
tial support.
Corn, like wheat, was bearishly in
fluenced by the railroad congestion.
Mild weather acted also as handicap
on the bulls. Oats sympathized with
the weakness of the cereais.
Sharp advances in the hog market
carried provisions to new high levels
Profit taking on the part of longs, how
ever, wiped out all the gains except
on pork Close:
Wheat: May, s1.7S; July, s1.51.
Corn: May, sl.o11s July. Sl.UvA.
Oats: May. 57ssc; July, 55c.
Pork: May, s30.65; July, S30.07.
Lard: May, s17.30: July. s17s5.
Ribs: May. s1s.25; July $500.
LIVESTOCK
At Kansas Citv
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-22
coPPERs

Compiled for The Republican by
r. Allyn Lewis. Z. f. Hutton &
! Co.'S leased wire. Hotel Adams
building. 107 North. Central Ave.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-22
Cleaning and Pressing

YOUR SUIT cleaned and pressed,
75c; sponged and pressed soc. Square
Deal Cleaners, 116 ". Central Ave.
Phone 1913. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-22
LIVESTOCK
Az kans,r Civ

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 21-Hogs: Re-
ceipts 1000; Higher; bulk $12356
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-22
Florists

CUT Flowers-Plants. decorations
Brazee's. Phone 1853. 20 ". Adams. tt
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-22
Painting and Paperhanging

PHONE 2611 for Fl. c. Leeper. Paint
ing. paper hanging and tinting. Best
Of references Work gila "a nfea1 2-hrr,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-22
Chiropodist

CHIROPODY: Bunions. corns, CAL
louses removed, painless and bloodless,
BIC each; moles warts, ETC.. removed
by electricity. 20 and 81 East Adams
ST. Frank Shirley Phone 17n4 II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-22
Corsetiere

THE MI BONE Corsetiere- C.
L. Holt 314 n. 2rd Ave. Phi. 2525. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-22
Paints and Oils

PHOENIX Paint House-High grade
paints at low prices. Get estimates on
Inaterial: 81 w. Adams. Phi. 1853. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-22
Mine Accounting

ACCO UNTANT WITH OFFICE
FACILITIES solicits book work OF
concerns not requiring the services
of regular bookkeeper Attractive
terms. p. 0. Box ga If
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07
ENFERMEDADES
ESJESPO5ALEIiI-
P0RTAR0NCENTE
Mares Dc Pc
sos, Dice Ell
AGREGA Ell SR. CARVER QUE
NADIA LOGRO ALIVIAR A
SU EsPOSA. HASTA QUE
TONIC TANLAC.

Caste ~ceutena-es de pesos tratan-
dc de encontrar aigo que aiv:ara a
-: esrc,a de I intermediates, pc
20 TO f. hasta que emrezo a tomar
raa.ac cuando empezo a sentir ali
vic, voiv.endo . ponerse buena,' dl-
Il. rccientemente 81 Sr. F. A. Carver
IN bien conocido c~ontratista y fabri-
cantc de calderas, que vive en- 211
Weeks Street.
.Hace varios anos,-contlnuo d.
ciendo ell ST. Carver-que tuvo mi
esnosa una grave doiencia de Ia que
le result6 IN gran decaimiento ner-
vioso. Y ha sufr;do terriblemen5e du-
rance los uItimos cuatro 0 cinco amos.
Sn est6mago estaba del TODD desa-
rreglado = 81 digestion estaba arrui-
NADIA. al grade dc que 10 que coma
no Ia ~alimenta6a 10 necesario. Esta-
ia tan inqu:eta que rara vez logra-
oa dormlr Y en- las maHanas Sc SEN
tn muy nal, ~logrando apenas ell po-
tcgse vestir cuando Sc levantaba dc
Ia CANA. Todo su sistema estaba ago
ado = TODD el tempo e5taba curan-
acse de a.guua d]olenci4 y 20 empecc
. tcnler cue estaviera c~ondenada 4
s@Er:r toda 81 vida.
- -
'Despues dc lecr mucho so5re las
personals cue han obtenido allrio por
medic del Taalac, ne decldi d COM
pra.Ic una botel'a para hacer Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07
LA DECLARACICN DE GUERRA
CONTRA AUSTRIA.


Tricarama Especial para La PRENsA'
WASHINGTON. Dicicmbre 5.-El
Scnador Stone. p~rcs;dentc de il &C.
mission de Rclacioncs ExtericrcS del
Senado. diio hoy Que @! p~ob!ema mas
cnredado que SJrgiria = c~onsecuencia
ac Ia declaration dc guerra contra
Austria-Hungria. cra 81 refcreusc a
n consideration = tratamicnto que
habria de teurrsc rcspccto d los sub
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07
Dos ho!I0S hlmGros en- O.
QI0gC2ma dsI sofcjeIto
de-! piagiSja Marion

Que Ell concerto que en- Ia Sala De
Bale del Hotel Gunter, dara Ia no.
che del dia diez, el iIustre pianlsea
mcyicano Luis Alfonso Marion, II
tituira para los d~ilettanttis de San
Antonio un verdadero ac~ontecIn1!en-
70. es alco puesto fuera dc dUda por
todos cuantos una vez hayan oico 9!
maestro Y por todOs cuantos sc hay@h
enterado del selectO programa que
esa noche desarrollara.
Hay en- 81 los nlmeros-los QUE
Ilenan dos nuevas obras de! maestro
Narr6n-que seran gratas sorprcs2s
para cl auditorio y sonados trim
fos para eI compositor.
Es uno de eIlos III admirable poe
ma melodico que lleva el nombre de
"Sirio," la luminosa e~strella en- cuya
luz Sc han tejido tantas rlmas y
tantas melodias. La musica da prI-
nero "a sensation de calma, de blen-
estar. de serenidad de = noche
tranouila. cuando en- IL lnmensii"d
de les cielcs abre Argos srs mfrIadaS
de pupilas centcIlantes, entire las Qua
les la luz dc Sir;o rasga las time
bias como vi darGo de plata arroyo
do nor IN divine arqucro cscondldo
en- los cjelos.
Luego, cielos y TERRA Sc co"tur-
ban. FL estcuendo : eli horror &c III
cataclismo quo TODD ID desquicia
Mas tardc. lorna Il serenidad de T.
roche. vueIve Ia naturaleza Il So
impasibilidad apenas turbada, J 81
10 sigue rasganlo las S%onioras, 60
mo slempre, con ell flcehazo de plate
dc 81 luz.
Fl otro, Is ia expression mus!ca! ae
rro dc las pazajes mas bc.ios y Mas
i~rtcresartrs DC La Resurrecc.on -
los Doses. Ia obra magma de Dnl'tr.
M~erewlowsl"y Sc llama Fl Sa3aco
Ge las Eruias, Ia Uoche H,HTg!ca dc
Is ritos diab6i;coS, &c los e@nca1;5-
micntos. la uo>he de IA cao~.E&:.
t~qn1astica hacia e. aaac.@rr". pref
dido por Lu-.icr.
RuiGos dc tca.pcst@d Que St avcc.-
"a. cl truouo que rclumba c" los
%c;elos. en- los monies, en- los mares,
gritos de mariueros eDrios, ruido5
misteriosos dc IL noche. Luego, en-
Ia luz de un relampago, Sidon!a, Ia
: hruia Saba. Mas tardc, Ia cab&lga-
L. de Sidon:a y Casandra, Ia do"c2-
ia blanca, hacia el aqueIarre. los
rites brujos. a prescncia de Lucifer
= de los dcm6nios CT una cayerna de
cocas peIadas.
DespuGs. -. q enearto: cl aquC!a-
RE trocado en- blanca fiesta. hclGnica
en- la. que brujas y cncantadoras sc
tfuecan en- ninfas, los demonios en-
alegres faunos c~aprIpedos. Luciter e.
pionisio rientc de cuyos lab;os che
rrsa ell roio vino de los oGres de Me
CARA. las rocas On n,2rmoies.
y Casandra en- sus bcaZos.
Tales son las dos ooras que el
Maestro Marion hara cir al quito pu-
blico de San Antonio Ia nochc del
dia diez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07
Fa6enC0ntrado muertO
III Cabo del ej5rcito
americana

$50
lei da~sc cuenta de que q IN lado del
canine. Ell medic de VI charco &c
sangrc. Sc eacontraba tendido 81 ca
84.s- de IN soldado del ejercito a
me~ieano.
Sin p6-6ida de tempo. el campo
mo Sc apresur6 a liagar al primer
nunto donde estHviera IN te'efono
rara comunicarsc con Ia of!cina del
! Sheriff. para darlc caenta de su ma
| cabr9 haTazgo. Asi 10 hizo : a los
pocos minutes estaban en- e. lugar
! desirnado e. Sheriff Tobin y Ell Jefe
Ic Dirutados del Sheriff Mr.. Gal
breat, q~uienes estuvieron practlcan-
10 IN m;nucioso reconocimiento en-
torno del cadaver, para poder pre-
! cisar en- que condolences perdio Ia
vida aQuel hombrc.
Sc nrocede a Ia Identification.
e sitio precise dondc est2Da Il
RADIO ell cadaver del soidado, dista
menos de dos millas del Campo Kelly;
Embellishments cl Sheriff Tobin
mand5 aviso a dicho campamento,
para cue Sc enviara QUEEN pudicra
! i4easificarIo, h"bicndo resultado scr
e cano Ncwson, del g. Escuadr6n de
ayiadorcS.
Il caciycr ,>taoa tendido ooca
~rri5a, con Ia cabcza puesta sobrc
81 ch2quct;n que cseaba cuitadosa-
~Eerte dohlado. 4 IN Iado Sc encon-
sraba e sombrcvo del miiiciano y una
riz,o.a Smith and Wcts!on, ca;i6re
i3S. a.c Tue Ia que siryio para 9E:yar
de /. vida i Newsou, QJicn tenia CT
ol:iic:o dc cntrada lie IL baia en- cI
pccho. habiendo segujdo eI proyectil
una traycctoyia Que dcspcdaz" I! &C.
r@zoa.
r m5di.o Que lecoaocio e. cada-
&c de! cabo Ne#5on, dictam."" Que
.gr sar leyantado POI Ia ~iusticia jenia
se;> haras lie mucr:o. pucs ain 10
.~csrana c9mDletame3te rig!io.
As aItorldadeS miliIa-es del Cam
20 Kelly, ~recogieron el cadaver de-
-alo Nevson y . o2viaron en- una
4atn,agc.a para ei hospital del cam
pamcato.
Sc rata de un erimcn?
P~act;cadas "a ~diIigencias lie que
Gamo, vuenta. el Sheriff Tobin y s~s
Gial..das rcr.csaron u San Antonio.
a"ra conrr en- pr.ctica cl desarollo
.el ulln cIc IA Sc habian tyazadO,
! - vista de los indjcjos que ~pudieron
ohserrar. Como Uno de clos fue Ia
huaia de IN automovil que Sc des-
v,o I'm tanto del canine y que 4
Yoc0s pasoS de doadc csta5a Ell ca
! tarer g dctuvo, por prcsentarsc ali
,;as rrofuada, dchido a Ia m!srna
tesi6n hccha Dor e peso de: CAIRO,
So aycr;cuv ou5 chauffcu~s kablar
.a:,Go &c csta c:rGad con aqlcl rum
10. !In"ando soldaGos en- sus carroS.
Promo Sc supieron los nombres &c
~.guncs dc elIos, y sin dificultad Sc
lies echo Ell guantc habiendose queda-
do &ctenidos ell as of;cinaS del she
riff Tob;n. Quier segUn nos consta,
aver Das0 toCa la t2rdc : partc dc
L.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07

sin.o1 TE 1aATfFIrAClu.,. dos afGs 80
-.jsrripci6n I IA PRENsA. % Ii5ros rnr
.zI!al yaior. L QUEEN 10 i~atoIIncs del pa
radCr0 Gg TcudosiC Gonzalez. GUlen IN 1915
q haii2b8 en- Reno, okla. D~triijrSe . !io-
d1Iro Gonzalez Flores, Box i3i, READ
INC. PA Egig.N
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07
de NaeIaS
Fijadas Rellenadas de Cru

81 CcSea
listed 1T
huen Den
csLGt que
haga IN
Urabajo f.
no, con el
mejor orc
dennis
ma eI-a
V e II z Z
VSrnpS. lie
diYan!Ca :.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07

nE>Ep correspondence con ~riprIia imcXi-
cana. mcUur dc - HflU~. pbJcip iiIatsi-
IuuaIu. TcHSO - amos, ! 10Y iraDiJsbDr J
hnrr7dn. Dnrirrsn 4 lusG sanchez, Bu,
ggGr N0HLNtI. AhlL. tisgj.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07
4 Il

Usjcd : ruarIc c.ta direction para que
.c u mursirc j Sis amigos que aIirCn
De rllloS. m"zTulIus. zIzptcS = ErlHoS de
% lr.l. Con ~, "a L.:l5-'S poata'r5 que
me. r.fa.fa. lc alnao i vu"ila &c coTreO
franco dc porte, una CaIita de pUMaia
jouLalrE. la mciUr Lcl mundo para csiaS
Intermediates. D-y.rivO II dlncro e 10
persona az" - cure : Il" sane.
ESrlE.DiUN GONZALEZ.
. :. Ent III. L.tW 30. TEX
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07
REGISTRO CIVIL.
NacimientOS.

Nacimientos.
In Rinu DC los cSposoS Andres
Y Dolores CaIdcr0a, Avenida Paste
res.
L;ccnciaS Dc maTimouio.
Felipe IasSo y Teresa Pcdrazs.
Justo Gonzalez : Mjcacla Romero.
! LcopolIo Martinez Y Apoionia
UvaHdc.
: Cregorio Reyna Y Martina Perez.
DefGEciOnes.
Gasdal.-c Paghecv Navarro, II
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07

ni>Lu -lELii f.! nara,!";c lie IL; @!jn o.
r!srn Flores. = IT, Ill cSru.i UJ>csa NcIar-
les. r!rn"n tres EIiu-. II, Ultima U1ii-
rtss Ia, !Evc e III p]ii"Dil9 ,"i t"Hd1Gr
a. TON Green. fc-aiu III dlio o. su--
rrl1rtGu 4 - FIENSt . qlI'n n" de ~
~rrrmr- rXdr'0s. GlrlLcGinS" = il;Un'p
Flores. BON 30. WEINERT, TTH. ri"
URGE que ell -. Toll.a, Bsi,ia. t. - her
mrnJ truk Banda. rsrEiDdH Imcd.ItzIacn
T., . 81 Ir.,iuana I'a-.a rJIIG. o. s@f,-
TOWuc. Tex. CUiCr, .!irnr nTr COMMENTARIES
g.,.utos d. r~atuiiia. 10, SEr. EIHta re-
..dcn I'll .tIs,.G. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-07

EEC-~ITh I'd. antcDicSr COnSuli' mr..
.r.Tro 'r7mcr. rspccIal.Sia dc Ia vista.
n Hicks TuIiIiUS.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-21
i. S. MUS
MILL, GET
TONNAGE
III RILEY
Ship Chief Admits the
Task VIII BE
Difficult
-III IlIItl

HINGTON. Dec p Facing
Allied demands for between six mill
liam and eight million tons OF ship
ping for 1918. the United States ship
ping board is hard pressed 10 hn the
order This was omcially admitted
Thursday By members OF the ship
ping board prelminar, 20 Dill be
fore The senate committee today
opening an inquiry into ship CON
-truction work
"But we've got to do it-aHd will,'
Chairman Hurley declared
Red tape ana necessity for fre-
0ucut re-organizatiens of The b0arj
and IT'S subdivision the emergency
heet corporation are respon ible tar
part of thc delay
s. serious condition in shipbuiid
Inc Yards also exists OF the old
yards. seventy per cent are now be
ING used by- the navy department.
ln tho new yards established for
emergency building there is tire.
mondou demand for labor TO carry
ON the work
Today the shipping board received
telegram from shipUuiIders ia Seat
tie. Washington. stating lhat their
ward would certainly produce the
million sons promised for next year.
Reports from other west coast Yards
show that their tonnage viii De-
ready
Rainbridgc Colby representing thr
chipping board on The American
commission 20 Paris. has increased
fno fgura the Allies have placed on
what America must contribute 10
the shipping cause u lelS In
creased submarine LOSSES led odl-
cials here go state >090,o00 tons
must be provided by This country
Hurley is iu complete charge of
fhe 4hipbulan- work change
from the regime under Admiral
Capus. when CWp- Nas virtually in
control OF ,he building and Hurley
of The contracts This divided rc
sponsibHuy N is claimed led Co.
confusion and delay.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-21
DETROIT TIME s

here An effort viii ho made 90
xIe these presents to men who
Jrherwife might be forgotten The
packets contain an sorts OF handy
toilet and rrcspondence imple-
mants. and ORC real presents for
auy man
WaEttenaw county men who were
exempted or rejected when called
1F fhe dT9ft have contributed 20 %
unl which Wiil give every Washto.
uaW soldier at camp s. bill for
christmas There are 23l Washtc.
laVlau here
There has been a delay in the
transfer az more men 10 Camp pike.
NHA and AN the men slated for
transfer have been given 72 hours
The Detroit times., 1917-12-21

leave to visit thoir homes
Captain a. ID Newman. aide fo
Major General Parker has been
mado division athletic officer he
succeeds Major ,on deny Busscbe.
who commands the 33orh Wach.ne
gun battalion and who viii hr chief
of instruction boz rho officers Tan-
ing camp which opens next month
The artillery did not sr. To shoot
ue the,r big guns Wednesday be.
cause OF heavy fog which maas
observation instruction impractica
Bile. THE big noise now ls scheduled
for today.
Some CONSERVATION has developed
ip camp from the discovery lhat q
certain r.. G A Gllliland has been
The Detroit times., 1917-12-21

The Gift
of Thrift

Tho schools have been
teaching yom children 10
save yUu hayc beon
teaching them to 40 it
Why not teach them their
first Bees on in banbIng this
Christmas
Bring One Dollar Wo
win Wo "a Bank Book
with a credit for 81 100 and
give You ono 0l These
londy little bruts in a.
lol't BOX to hank op tha
Nwaa frer Then FDt
ter'H fhcm hou to ues lt.
Main Omca or amy
branch
The Detroit times., 1917-12-21
HOMES GET
FUEL;LIT Tie
FOR PLANTS
Several Factories Must
Close Unless Sup
ply Is Secured


Relief for fuellcss houscholders Is
fuaUv at b8ud Many Families ara
'tf'''" ""l "l 'i
rarEo. of ihe Thomas Blrlum. bcint
lulo1drd by tho Cronin Coal com
psnr at tb, foot of RioreIIe.st This
~, '''' "'' ~ ''' N'''''.'" ''O'' -.
Tor f'i' coaI on ihe ponce BOOKS ana
many more, Thile the hard coal or
,l.r- Vlr ba taken core of Iqreelv oat
Cf the. ,.lrso of the p p Berrv. nov.
t. fsr loot of Twclfth-5t. Arraucs.
rl,n,- .r. being comploted by Olicb
tl.. ,3rro viii b. handled by "A pool
oI lar.r r.-aiI dealers. and the W.orl,
4f unloading should bprin before The
ruG 1f th. week
rnr .f.lurr Uichard Rciss with
.ul Iar. of hard coal Is being nm
i1.d,l si vre island and the nra
..a.I rlr.r ,yi,l ba couyeyed 10
eaIae ah0 .h, eify I'm freight cars
I.r1 .o.I 4.-inuinc fo come iu
f.ow thr r4.f rrd .e hpipg absorbed
a n. .. rsqrtl. ftr dealers
For tho nrst time IN t0o week
tho ORDER HUrd bv the police do
u4rfmcnr "Wednesday exceeded Tho
apurCqtio0s received Coal WAS dis.
rIbuted tu g0l families on police
oIdera while 500 nrw orders came
in The number OF ulhllcd orders
uu the books Thursday morning was
f.3o2
The Cronin Coal company has ask
"a pcrwi eion OF Tie local fuel ad
nms'r4tion to sell the Barlum car
so at 80 per Ton owing 10 thc extra
cost ut handling 30.
According 10 statement furnish
"a The administrator. T. b Whit
comb tho coal costs tho COMPANY
including an overhead sS05. SIR
NhicOmb announced thar rho prIc.
would remain az $500 for the pres
Ont at least
Sir Wbtcor1b expects 90 reach
decision on tho sklp.stop proposition
by Friday 5t The latest He plans TO
take Tho matter up with the county
committca curing The day. Altho lee
sent written invitations to tine alder.
men opposed t0 thc restoration OF
tho -Hp.stop 90 come In nd state
their objections. mono has appeared
Everyone with whom ! have falls.
ga thinks 10 would Doc good thing
to restore the skip t0p." sand SIR
Whfcomb "UrJ,r thc circuu-
ctatces Z believe $50 arc justified i1
taking uch lon as fuel conscr.
walton measure"
The oft rou situation Is far from
relieved lt 81 worse. If ANYTHING.
than iT has been for several days
with he city industries generally
The Edison company and some Of
th' other biz corporations are in
pretty laIr nHpe. bar some OF the
"u".|cr conc" are face to face
The Detroit times., 1917-12-21

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