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The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
KILWINNING
LODGE TO GIVE
SHOW AT CUSTER

kilwinniur Lodge, 40 2g7 r. *
A NJ. will be the FIRST Masonic
lalre In Michigan. and 10 is believed
The first in the United States. 70
furnish an entertainment I'm an army
cantonment. when members of the
lodge will go to Battle Creek Satur-
day. 90 give SHOW SATURDAY
evening. for the boys in Camp Gus
ter
The lodge roster contains the
names of many clever entertainer,
and Kilvinning's amateur minstrel
and vaudeville shows for years have
been widely Known In Masonic cir
Cles as almost as good as the best
professional productions In going
t0 Camp Custer. the Kilwinning men
have arranged an especially attrac.
tive program with n decidedly pa
triotic flavor Tho troupe viii
leave Detroit for Battle Creek. Sat
urday at ] o'clock by special in
tcrurban car They will bc the
guests OF tho officers OF The camp
at supper. and after the show ln
the big camp hail The "tr0upers
viii he tho guests az a banquet iu
tho Ma omc temple. In Battle Creek.
Of The Masonic lodges of that c.iF.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
RAILS CAIN IN
CLOSING HOUR

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-The New
York Evening sun financial feFI-"
Wednesday says:
over nigh. digestion OF the pres
idents message was reelected In TO-
DAVIS stock market chiefly by an al
most complete Abandonment OF ihe
trading 20 the mercics Of the pro-
fessional element which, OF course
went in for short selling, altho lhe
movement was far from expansive
Prices were higher AT the opening
with gains OF as much as a point or
more-in some of the leading issues
smong both the industgials and raiis.
Mixed trading quickly followed
however, and hy mid afternoon Fai.
ues were well on the downWaru
grade.
"Following announcement that the
Interstate Commerce commission
had recommended that the govern
mont take over all railroads trading
recamo somewhat more anima'ec
and railroad shares gained strength,
gains in some gases being TO
points. "a.
I'm the late fading the entire list
In general and the railroad equip.
ment shares IN particular continued
10 advance In orderly position pre-
,umablv IN the hope OF having raii'
,vav affairs removed from among the
uncertainties. More than q point
gains on thg day were common
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
ASKS
MERGER OF
RAIL WAYS
UnifcatiOn Under u. s
Or Private Control
Urged On Congress

WASHINGTON, Dec 6-The rail
road crisis was placed squarely be
fore congress last night by the Inter
state Commerce commission ia a
special report recommending unfit
cation of the couutry's lines either
under government management or
/ private control
Almost simultaneously Rep Sa-
! bath, Illinois. introduced a resolution
authorizing the commission 30 take
over operation Of all railroads and
coal mines for the duration OF the
war.
The commission lefs a decision as
10 federal or private control "a con
| eress, but recommended that III gov
| eminent management IS tried the
carriers be guaranteed IAN adequate
annual return for use OF The prop
crty as the British system al pres
ent does
Commissioner McChord. In mi
nority report, declared that ne
wholly disagreed" with the major.
/ 1y's opinion that the unlhcatior
may be effected by the carriers
/ themselves"
In case congress decides in favor
| OF allowing the railroads 20 combine
/ in one system for war efficiency, the
commission recommended that anti.
trust laws and other legal barriers
/ be removed and that In addition The
government should give the carriers
\ financial assistance.
/ Fore hadowing thc granting Of
( The railroads demands for freight
increase. thc commission said
9TH carriers have the right "a
/ demand az our hands. and it is our
duty 10 approve. just and reasonable
/ rates sufficient 90 yiold fair returns
upon the value OF their property de
/ voted 10 public use. Measured in
! dollars. the gross revenues OF the
carriers during the past and current
! fiscal vear3 exceed any in their his.
/ tory But what The dollar viii buy
iu labor. material and supplies ia
substantially less.
But 9iGher rates Chairman HAN
| pointed out would uot enable the
lines 10 obtain needed new capital
The introduction of The SABBATH
measure. which is a Joint resolution.
( follow ed closely President Wilson 4
/ statement yesterday that Legislation
1 looking oSard alienation ~ tho
railroad situation would be neces-
AIRY
Tho resolution provides that The
Interstate Commerce commission
may prescribe such regulations rs
viii promote the greatest amount
OF service efficiency ard usefulness
10 the public and FIX stsh prices and
rates TO insure the receipts Of rev
/ enue adequate 70 pay the cost OF op.
GRAFTON. including deprecia ton and
mtpreer on bonds and stock legiti
mateiv iaued and approved by tn
/ lnterstr Commerce commission.
/ The resolution would also confer
on thc Interstate Commerce com.
mission POWER to regulate wages
and rates. conditions OF employ.
ment for The employees OF all rail
I roads and coal mines taken over"
and orders the commission shall i'm
mediately nccin an investigation 90
ascertain actual values of the rail
roads and coal mines
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
SAYS he SHOT
POLICEMAN HERE
Man In Dover. y. H., Gives Self
Up For Four Year-Old
Crime

DOVER, n. H.. Dec. 8 John Rob
ert Fuller. who surrendered 10 City
Marshal wilkinson Wednesday say-
ing he had shot motorcycle police
man at Dctoit -four years ago and was
ready 90 go back 10 answer for the
crime. refused today io give addi-
tional particulars Of the shooting
when requested 10 DO SO in tele-
gram received from superintendent
Of Police Ernest Marquardt Of he
troit
FULLER impressed the local author
tiles as being mentally sound He
was photographed for Identification.
II he had been photographed in
Michigan under different name
Fuller declares, however, that he
has ALWAYS used The name he gave
here He Says hc was born % years
ago n Jeddo. Mich, ot French-Amer-
lean parents
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
Produce

There vas NOT GrCnt deal 20 be
said for tho mid-wcrk produce mar
ktf Better prices wCTC pushcd up e
uttle Yesterday frssh eggs are very
scarce and prices FOR such show a
tcudeucv i1 widen away from the
storage variety. Tho poultry deal got
rather bad knock down az Thanks
giving time from which 10 bel slowly
recovering surplus stocks have boon
cleaned up and very little ia coming
in aud while the demand does not
amount 60 much. the tone 81 the
mHrket is gradually improving.
Chr stmns greens and decorations of
vnrious kinds are beginning 10 ap-
pear in the market. and the demand
FOR goods suitable 20 the holiday sea-
son De- increasing.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT Dec 5.-ClosD. ln the
early trading the grain markets TgJs
steady and quiet The general out-
look was not changed py amy news
Strength Ina oats continues tho lead
ing feature In grain and high prices
are expected 20 continue as long as
the corn movement be delayed. oats
are going heavily into consumption
and are taking the place 0f corn,
when the corn movement is incrcas-
ed II ~ expected thar cars viii u'
Withdr0wn tbom the oats trad" nnd
receipts. already small, Will decrease.
oats are no heavy demand amt mucA
OF The wheat shortage is being made
up ny the uSs 90 Data This is eA-
ptcted 10 Increase, especially in Eu-
rope. canada Ia gsttng ready 90 lp.N
oat meal with the Hour ana dealers
see nothing in the 0utlooit to give
promise or an easy market Farmer IS
are not anxious 20 sell and there l5
no pressure on the market
Corn is easier. but the tone ~ Still
hrm for the higher grades ot cash
stun Tile market mere had decline
81 DC in the early trading. The price
depends entirely on the ear supply.
which is stili small. but expected 90
Increase. should the movement have
the expected increase dealers feel ccr-
tgin OF lower prices.
rye ia hLeAoNs Tho wheat market
Is active. Mills are taking an the
grain that comes a. hand and sales ~
nour are heavy The mills are now
alle 10 promptly meet the wants OF
buyers
Corn was strong most OF tho day IN
Chicago, but the Detroit cash market
weakened 90 the extent ~ &c.
Cloverseed advanced Zoe and oats
isc
Wednesday, wheat quotations.
Cash 40 red, s2ff 40. . mixed,
g. 3, SO. white S215.
W eduesday.s coarse grain quota
tlons. Corn, cash so. 2. 81 03 asked;
NJ. yellow $3.0S. Oats standard,
tac No. white. i6lao. rye. Cash
no. .. Sl-s3 hld. last sale. $f82 Beans.
Immediate and prompt shipment SIS
per cWt Seeds. Prime rcd clover,
cash aud March SLg1o. alstke. Si420,
timothy. sass.
Receipts in tho Detroit market on
Wednesday included 600 bpls Of
-four, 7 ears OF wheat, ~ corn, q
OF oats and ! ~ rye. shipments were
I 600 bhls OF -four 10000 hu ut oats
and 5000 bu ~ rye stocks arc lls b.
600 bu OF wheat 19 600 hu ~ corn.
$1,000 bu of oats and $4,000 bu rye.
600 bu. against $4,000 bu year
ago
Exports of wheat ana abur Wed.
ncN1HY $4,000 bu.
Receipts of wheat Wednc e5ar Du-
lutn. i5h cars. against 400 1 year aro.
Minneapolis. 236 cars. against tlt.
Winnipeg a52 ears. against l.uH7,
chicago. as cars. against St
Louis $4,000 bu
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
Nrm Ynnk pnonrcn

NEW YORK. Hcc. 6.--Flour quiet.
PORK. Unsettled. mcsa $50 5Ou52
Lard Weak middle west spot. $3.50
H25.50. sugar. Raw. quiet; ccnfrt-
feai. qG test $500. uuscovado. so
test. 5gs02. cut loaf S3Sa, crushed.
$3.50 .o%.iersca .so%s.i Or. 'oTs t,a s'5 30 Trenn, y,
spot. T1sc. Tallow Quiet special
Ibc. city 17hc Hay. Weak. prime.
.50Wi.55. So. Q. s. 20mt.30; clover.
81 1901 go. Dressed poultry. Weak;
furkeyH 2en3fc, fowls, 1TM27c;
ducks. I'll U Gee. 1.-Two poultry. Unset
tled. pcesa - n2ec ducks 2fN 25c;
fowls 1sNlfc. furkeys 25c. roozf d
eTs tfd ItC. chicken hrollcrS 90 2zc.
Cheese steady state milk. common
a. specials. III Gf1sc. skins, common
To specials. bM 20ihc
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
I. u.R.HINT
S T TOPPING
OF SERVICE.
Makes Reply To COun-
ellis Drastic Program
Of Reprisal

The y u z official bulletin viii
publish the following in IS issue Of
next Frid "
Tho action ~ tho common council
last Tuesday richt in adopting It's
raprlsal resolutions Is simply u FUR
tt rance 20 the plans ~ the alder
IHnie factions q ntcrmtuci upuu come
.-rfo ago
We had unmistakablo information
tnat 40 no t.mo cI1 either of the poflt-
al f7er ors in,n which they had
N'1rd thru7 7cIFc7 intend thFt ang
r" nf should ho provided TO meet the
"ar time conditions.
'r tue contrary each faction plan
ned TO oufto Tho other 10 bold uu
."1rH~ IteIy tho matter for Whatever
iceIlY Each wanted Tho slogan rar
Vs." u tho next election. "No Kept
tle farce down
Ne her foaton rove rho efatf-
'+t cor 'der' tion 10 any plan Of cone
seiynfInn or % make 10 p.psih'. f.r
ti-f- ''frfttrnftT to- rrud-- tt~t+r-t---7-
ser 'cc
ne~e Of this situation tho come
p10F acted without. further dpIat n4
We tave stated and within its lsral
r'Rhis and 90 thc euf that ther"
nt fHt bo a sufficient income o.. rer.
der rroner service 20 the car riders
We stSte now most emphatic fltp
ftat whatever he The political asnIta.
toms oI thufo within uuv branch ~
ihc ritv government fht. rompaay
VIII continue 20 hold Itself nI1 3
iT.H p".iI'.1i cntaugl lrnCnts
INe measures adf pted TurgIat
niehf Gao dretrurf.ve iu tho extreme
and. whom enforced may drstr1% ser-
vire and bring about ora lntolefsblo
tra ffc condition
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

Sixty days in the workhouse with
ont Tho option Of fns was the sen
tenCc Imposed on George Latimer,
NeRro. by Justice stein, Wednesday.
en- a charge OF loitcring. Detective
Williams arrested LRtmor at Ad-
ansavo and 81 Antoine-st. Tues
day. for having in his possession 81
packages of morphine. Williams
charges hat Latimer supplied drug
nends with the dope md asked the
federal authorities 90 take charge OF
he case He was t0ld TO handle u
himself and took Iorimer 20 court
on lettering charge
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

LHIlAND. Dec. 6.-IToEs. Re
calpts. 5000 market 5c higher. york.
crt $3.50. mixed. 21735. mcdiumg.
$3.50, riea $40 5t; rouEhs si5.Ib-
sfHrs $3.50 cattle. ReCciptF no
cars. market steady Sheep ana
lambs Receipts. cars: market
steady. Top. SiJ Calves. Receipts.
2o0i steady. top. Sl6.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
rTRu CoppTn sTocKS
rnIcAco nIT.rrn MAnKET

4Tc. frsts. 4b a. SC. dairy extras. 81 N
&c. hrsts. ssn37c. Eggs: Prime or
dlnary. 4314bc: nrsts i66D D4Sc
Cheese: Twins. 22i4 W2Gac. youns
Americas. 25i5 q 2bstc. Live poultry
Fow1s i602tc; ducks, i6 a 90c; geese
f4n1sc springs. 1915 n 20c turkeys
age Potatoes. Receipts, II cars,
Wisconsin and Minnesota. SIS y 100,
fancy. $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

For he us of police camera
h1s been invented that ph0ioErsnbs
finger prints herctcr fher W' i.
happen to b.. providing iis own sht
hv dry hfIer, electric LAMPS Inside
He case
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

rhe follnwlnr n rs are nrivneg.a

The following n ITS HrH PfiNl'"h-"
10 execute orders on tht exchange
w E Mo- & Co Carlyle 3 Povah
Goo NJ West E Co. II u. Maccrnns
& Co. " " Noble Co. u L. sey-
rim. Lynch & Co. ". A fiamllu & Co.
WIN 4. Neor = Co, Sinclair y Couis
Wpndell NuIkey Co. Wni " Ross
& Co. + IS Pelton 3 Co. Joel stock
r. Reilly c co.. Matthew Finni A W
wallace e CO. Lewts q Gorton.
Nehe- B.ldeu- woodruff Co. Duoo,
Martin E o.. OHara. Ferr's Co.
W rrr p CO
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

TOLEDO Dec. 5-HoEs. Market f
inc hIeher, hravles St1.40M17.45; me-
d'uWe SiT 35H IT4Gt workers.. S1G50W
1890. good pigs si5G0ufe.15 calves
SLOW. ~hrnp and lambs. Steady.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

Lou Eurk0NItr. convicted on bur
r'arIzmc Highland Park store wae
sentenced to from three 90 five years
in Jackson prison. Wcouc day morn
InE. b1 Iudcn rodd
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
IELr wANrpD--rEMALE

Thousands Of messages about
the equipment, welfare and
movement Of the nations
SOLDIERS and SAILORS
are passing over the telephone
wires daily. To handle these
messages rs well as millions
of others responsible young
women are needed. The work
is clean and interesting. Sal
aries start from the first day.
There are unusual opportuni-
ties for advancement.
Apply at the OPERATORS
TRAINING DEPART
MENT, Madison ave. at John
Il. ST., between 9 a. m. and 5
p. m.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
mELr MANrEn-uALE

WANTED
SKILLED MECHANICS FOR
THE ENLISTED ORD
NANCE CORPS u. S. ARMY
SERVICE IN FRANCE.
Auto Repairmen-skilled.
Autogenous Welders.
Blacksmiths and Blacksmith
Helpers.
Carpenters.
Machinists--
Engine, Lathe, Turret
Milling Machine
Drill Press Assembling.
Packers.
Storekeepers.
Sheet Metal Workers
Steam Filters.
Gun Makers-Rifle and Pistol.
Shoe Repairers.
Machine Gun Makers.
Grinders (Tubes, Tools, ETC.
Laborers.
Millwrights.
Nickel Platers.
Optical Instrument Repairers.
Steel Polishers.
Painters.
Punch Press Operators.
Tool Makers Apprentices.
Wheelwrights.
A CHANCE
TO PUT YOUR SKILL Be
GIIND THE MEN IN THE
TRENCHES
MEN UP TO 40 YEARS
ELIGIBLE
| C ITIZE rs RECRUITING
! COMMITTEE FOR ORD
NANCE CORPS, L.. S. A.
80 WASHINGTON BLVD.
! OPEN $3.50 A. NJ. TO 9 p. M.
ATTENTION. Statesmen
VIC have an opening tot live sales
| man, one who has had some real
estate experience preferred. We
/ have several departments. and n
YOU are willing 20 work You can
make some quick money.
THE JAMES G.. PIERCE
CORPORATION
CHERRY 1920
Twelfth Floor Vinton Bldg.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR
IBoy wanted 90 operate small switch
I board experience desirable, SEQ
| Mr. Realty
| MICH STATE AUTO SCHOOL
fs1 Woodward
HELp wANrRrp-rEMALE
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

GIRLS, ENROLL NOW
BAefssH.s Evening school of MHiIn-
cry teaches YOU I'M 90 days. posi-
tianr guaranteed when dnished. 25
East Willis. Grand 1881.
60 --z--=------
To RTNT-HOONs
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor LArned and Batss-s,a Make
your home downtown convent ent
- buaineaa and theaters. Rooms
$500 ger week up. Comfort and
aervtce ~ Hotel Franklin.
A sTEAM-HEATED ROOM with
Kitchen privileges, for one 0r two
ladies employed reasonable, 54f
Lincoln.
AT 81 e.. WILLIS. warm room. run
nins wnter - for 2 - FOR 2.
Grand 533S-J.
a ROOM in private home. half block
~ Grand River, s. pcy week Wal
t'i-N
HOARD AND ROOMS
PRTVATE 1omo Tor ciderly p.onie
invalid and chronic cases. $40 per
month nrd un Hem. S00f kreaaou
convnlesccnt Home.
80 RENT--HoUsEs
a =. A A. a. A A A
Hannah Re ltal Agency
a tree ne, o. 10. ho see :., snd s mats Can
real sstnto sxehanEe ~ Michigan.
McGRAw RIM ptSu
s-ROoM HOUSE right down town
u'Rr Third and Ahhott-sts All
newly decorated bath, gos. rent
John VI weich g. sons 5it Dime
PenN Bldg. Detroit. Mich.
ft7 PHILADELPHIA EAsT-s-roon
house. nii modern. ireplRce. vcstf-
buie Alex watson. s07 Hammond
bldg
MOVING packinc storage Shekeu
Van co storage SOC Load. Main SIS
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yO HENT--FLA1's a APtHTuENrs
TITU WHITNEY. Cass-ave 40 T95.
Modern f-room apartment. adults
only. Apply janltor. Telephone
"A MODERN 5-ruom Fat 20 rent
5f Tim-at Call Walnut 25s0-R
NFW. modern g-rm rat s2s. mr. new
1eropiauo factory. Grand se15 ~
FLAr-pec. o. -. owner. iiet west
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10 RENT-nUsINEss PLACES
STORE FOR RENT
90 John H-st. close to Woodward.
Verr rsafO uable rrnt
HUDSON BRADWAY co.
Nam g. s Ma aIesfc btfr
!. j. lar
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
WV noRK .nrr-rrn AM EGcs

NEW YORK. Dec. Butter.
i9c. do. special market. 4siS n 55c.
state dalrt tubs. 86041fsc Eggs.
Firm. receipts. 6.725. nearby white
fancy. 70uT2c. nearby mixed fancy.
5o 70 SOC. fresh firsts. 5fG60C
PriuttnE--th~ pIain neat ktna--th.t
o. riRht--Tfmes Job Dept.-Maln aS10.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
New York Stocks

Quotations by Ho-nblower < Weeks,
zee. &. omen High Low Close
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
Boston Copper Stocks

hy it1rnhlowcr a. Wec'se.
Omen High Low close
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06

The y IT, z official bulletin viii
publish the following ia It's issue OF
The Detroit times., 1917-12-06
TO RENT-oARAoEs

LARGE brick building blocks from
postofnce; suitable for garage.
storage or shop rent $50. give
lease.
JOHN NJ. WEIGH & SONS
til Dime Bank Bldg
ron ssLE--RESIOnNCE PHOPEnTV
BH SPRING you Will not be able
To Secure n Home
owing 20 the great inhuX OF men
that ia bound 20 come 20 this city
To Further Manufacturing
We now are oeriug you an sxcep-
tional opportunity
To Purchase
hne home bunt on i0t i10KtG0
feet We will sell this on
Our Winter Plan
That IL. q small payment now and
we Will keep n for you until spring
No interest. The price for the hRlf
acre and house Is s2.350. Can you
beat IT. further Investigation Is
worth your time. John N. Wcich
a Sons, 5lt Dime Bank Bldg. Cherry
1915.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-22
Greatest joys Are Simple.

The joys that are bought with money
are worth nothing compared with the
Joys that, though sweet and gentle
and unassuming. are yet deep. endur-
ing and Quieting; the joys that en-
large the heart instead CT diminishing
1t. and which we too often pass by
somewhat in the manner of those
peasants whom one sees in an ecstacy
over the fireworks at some fete. and
who pay not the smallest attention to
the splendor of summed night
Sabatier.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-22
bACCETT-WETHERBY
COMPANY GETS NEWT
AUTOMOBILE HEARSE

he new Meteor automobile hearse
OF the Baggett-Wetherby Undertaking
company. arrived from the northern
factory last night and was put in run
nlhg condition today by ]. l.. Wether-
by.
me hearse is a Model so, siX-cvlin
DER, 4o-hOrse power, with a Continental
motor and AS inch wheel base II has
beautiful gray body and presents an
attractive appearance
The undertaking branch of the Rag.
gett-Wetherby stores is now establish
ed In the Adler block on Magnolia
avenue. good line Of about 40 collins
varying in size and expense has recent
~ arrived and are now on display
An expert embalmer, Chas. II. Mack
lntosh, graduate of the American
School OF Embalming and a man of 10
years experience. has been obtained
70 take care of the undertaking estab-
llshment. Mr.. Macintosh comes here
from Orlando where he has been at
work for the past year He was tc-
merly connected with a large firm in
New York City which received most
or Its cases from the Bellevue morgue
ana Mr.. Mackinaosh handled between
% and 90 cases each week. He has
also been connected with a large Phil
adelphia firm
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-22

An alarm at 4:05 yesterday after
noon called the fire department to
DaytOna street where a trash pile 1t
the rear OF the Mullen apartments was
burning merrily and spreading to q
pills OF firewood and other material
which would have endangered the
building. Water was obtained from q
hydrant on First avenue. at the south
end OF Daytona street, 700 feet of hose
being used, and the blaze was soon ex-
tinguished. the truck returning to the
fire station at 4:3O. The fire in this
case is said to have resulted from a
combination of trash, matches and
small boy
This was the 18th alarm responded
to this month by the department, al
though some were silent calls In sew
eral cases the fires, according to Chief
French, came under the preventable
class and this gives rise to the ques-
ton of responsibility on the part of
the householder and whether he
should not be compelled to pay the
expense Of calling out the department
as is done in New York and other
cities when the fires are classed as
preventable.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-22
l1oNA BEACH TO
AVE LARGE WATER
WORKS RESERVOIR

The DaytOna Beach council moved
~ have q 100000 gallon reservoir built
4 tho city water works site on South
Ynlmetto street at the call meeting
~ It the own hall Wednesday night.
n meeting was called by Chairman
Baee1mAn for the purpose of consid-
efing the matter and all members of
II body were present The motion
= moved by Councilman Elmer Oil
vef and carried is that the town have
: water work reservoir installed
that the committee appointed at the
NJ regular meeting of the council TO
nyeotigAte the matter see Geo. A.
Min. engineer of the Daytona Water
vein and consult him to get his ideas
ahaut the building of such a tank. that
II. Main and Stephen Smith make
paans and specifications for a tank TO
NJ 100000 gallons more or less and
s1tee securing the same that the COM
uittee advertise for bids and award
ths contract to the lowest and best
lidder.
Such reservoir has been needed
for some time by the town and will
doubtless be necessity in the course
Of the next few years
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-22
SENATOR FOSTER TO BUILD
FINE HOME IN MARSHALL pApk

senator John w. Foster who pur-
chased last season what is nrobah1,.
the finest lot in Marshall Park nav
tona Beach, has finished the MANS for
his beautiful home of Spanish mission
design which he will have erected aar.
ly next fall
The senator has been a visitor ~
Daytona and Daytona Beach for mo
past % years. and will if possible.
make hurried trip during the coming
zen uays vacation Of the Iowa State
senate, IN order TO visit his relatives
ana trends and start the work on his
new home
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-22
Tunesmiths.

A musician who desires to COMPOSE
a tune that shall become popular must
contriv" TO produce something appar-
entity original. and yet not 50 original
as to demand study: il must also con-
tam echoes OF other tunes previously
popular. aud yet they must be so in
denniie that no one can tell for GER
tam where they come from which is
what we mean when we say il is "A wise
tune that knows its own father.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-22
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS
UNIQUE PRAYER MEETING

More than 200 people attended pray
er meeting at the Davtona Beach
Methodist church Wednesday evening.
The meeting was entirely conducted
by the ladies and not one man was al
lowed to open his mouth during the
hour and a half service.
Next Wednesday evening a meet
ing will be held in which prayers Will
be SAID IN five or six different Ian
guages This National' prayer meet
lnG VIII be of interest to all.