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The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
BORDERERS
ARE OFF FOR
THE FRONT
Tears and Cheers Min
gle AS Troops Leave
Windsor
SCENES
ARE PATHETIC
Departure Marked BY
Intensely Patriotic
Demonstration

Windsor said goodbye 10 her
Kil'ies Tuesday morning, shed
tears for them, cheered for them.
gave them all the comforts that
come Of soft words, warm hand
CLASPS and embraces. and then sent
them on their way eastward 10 EN-
bark for overseas services with the
other legions OF the Soldiers Of the
King
The Two Hundred and Forty nrst
battalion. Canadian Scottish Bor-
derers. left the Grand Trunk depot
at 10 O'Clock Abou. 5000 per
sons packed the cindered ways OF
the railroad yards and looked down
from the walks OF embarked Sand.
wichs II was the greatest patriot
ic demonstration Windsor has given
since the outbreak OF the war.
Dsepthroated sirens OF lake and
river steamers and shrill blasts OF
locomotive whistles joined with
cheers and the air OF Aud Lang
Syne as the long train pulled out.
From almost each window the
crosses OF ST. George and So. An
drew On the flags OF Great Britain
few in the breeze with the Stars
and Stripes. for each Borderer had
a flag. and many OF the troopers are
Americans.
From the time the battalion left
the Windsor armories, where civic
farewell ceremonies were held. until
the troop train moved away. the
heartaches OF wives and mothers
and eethearts brought scenes
which left few OF the great throng
with dry eyes. Women-many Of
them with children-forced their
way into the ranks OF the process
sion 81 ranEy. bare-kneeed and for
the most part grinning men. They
sought oct their loved ones. Most
OF them found II imperative at that
particular moment 10 help a troop
er carry his kit. so their hands could
slip into the palm OF a man who was
going 10 war When they came
near the trains. restraint was lost.
and he wpmeu p~"w theiCe arms
aEeuf IA ~ -
men held eusIf yves and a BY
in one embrace.
A the time OF parting came near
or. the husbands among the battal-
ion struggled with conflicting emo
lions. One time they would hold
their wives 10 them: a moment lat
or they would take their child from
the arms OF It's mother. and push
their way to the shadow OF a coach
for a last moment alone With the
little one
The Essex Fusiliers' band led the
Kilues thru the heart OF Windsor
and to he depot. The Kilties
marched 20 the station 10 the notes
OF o Canada. Dixie. Swanee
River. and other American airs min
zled with the patriotic songs OF
Canada and Scotland.
Shall nuld acquaintance be for
got" played the band. precisely al
10 O'Clock The whistle OF the troop
train shrilled a blast. the last lin
eering embraces we're broken-and
Windsor had given another 500 or
900 men who we're willing 10 do
their Bit for their country by ofer
ing nothing mere than their lives
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25

DETROIT. April 2f-Close: Early
trading developed strength that was
a surprise 20 the trade. General feel
ing for the past few days has favored
lower prices. but there was no sign
% weakness az the start.
Dealers believe the house holders
demand has been ABOUT satisfied and
they think the opening Of navigation
should turn attention OF foreigner
10 Canadian wheat and make demand
Tor American wheat less. but these
views are not working out very well.
Mondays cash market closed AT an
advance snd the early strength Tues
day took the trade by surprise. The
only explanation - that there 10 more
demand than had been figured on and
the supply is small There are sew
eral buyers for every seller. Foreign
news - favorable 10 an easier tone
at present. but acreage IL short In
Europe snd crop outlook mostly I'M
favorable.
American crop news is generally
favorable. but there 10 so much bull
nshness In the trade and In the gen
ersi public that buyers appear on
every decline IN sufficient number TO
check the weakness and start price,
up again. Nearly all in the trade
now figure July as an old crop month
and stocks of wheat are so far eN-
hausted that there viii be trouble
hIiinE shorts Scarcity OF offerings
was little for sale at any time and
the close was at an advance OF ~
= Sc
Corn advanced &C. Beans are CSC
higher and timothy seed &c lower.
Standard oats advanced NC
Tuesdays wheat quotations: cash
No red. s. 80. May opened without
change at t2sf and advanced TO
fZss July opened at s..esh and ad-
vanced 10 sail. September opened at
Eseiz and advanced 20 tiss. No.
TUESDAY coarse grain quotations:
Corn-Cash No. 2. ti-55. No. yellow.
81 81 bid: No. 4 yellow. tl.5SH Oats
standard. &c. No. J white T6c, No.
4 white. 75c. Rye-Cash No. g -
eAns--Immediate, prompt and April
shipment. 1915 bid. seeds-Prime
rcd clover. si0.s5, October. tio.t5,
alsike. Nl.5o. timothy. Se.s0.
Receipts IN the Detroit market
'Furv7sgF trrisf4ed ace helH. ~ Tour
aaIs n nasE - - "a aNua fl -
osts shtparrfs Wer6 go bhFs 81
-four and .. 900 bu OF corn Stocks
are 5ff 900 bu 81 wheat. liS.0 600 hu Of
corn. i7s.oo0 hu OF oats and $1,000 bu
81 rye.
The worlds visible supply % wheat
decreased : $50 900 bu last week.
. Primary wheat receipts were SI0.-
900 hn against s02 900 bu a year ago.
Exports ~ wheat and Hour Tues
day. sT7 900 bu-
Receipts Of wheat Tuesday: Du-
luth. a. carr. against 81 a year ago
Winnipeg. ia cars against rs. chit
caEo. iis cars. against Sst; south
west. $1,000 Obu. against 100000 bu
a year ago
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
Produce

The most noticeable feature OF the
market this week is the change in
poultry conditions Arrivals are no
heavier than usual. but for some rea-
son the demand has lost It's snap and
the market IS not cleaning up. ruling
easy at the decline. What - said OF
poultry goes aiso for dressed calves.
Some rather poor stock ~ coming In.
which some times has 10 be sold very
cheaply TO move 10 at all. The egg
market recovered small fraction
yesterday but the butter market -
called steady at the decline.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
t|lRkET
- FRmER



Il YouK. April 39-Tbe New
u>p1ns Dun financial review
~ un1oortoae In the stock mar
- ngn and such additional
oA q manifested itself from
- tine was due 20 coverirs
~ ahort interests who were
ro1 unsasy not only BY the
$500 character OF the foreign
1ronestsc new deyelopmenfs
~ ne ovsrsold condition OF tue
-. This situation applied par
nray 10 the Industrial list. The
- department was neglected
livery marrow.
- rrowing conviction that me
rnmsnt will give new consider
~ 20 ali phases Of the taxation
IN o. related to business WA
rurfng. aitho nothing apparent
- inject animation into the
-. Trading today was but Mt
ners lively than yesterday and
- been the case for some tire,
q wholly professional. The strong
- among the specialties anu
- weak spots. like the motor
traction shares. the latter In
psd BY revived rumors OF n
H1hae decrease ia the preferred
I'D OF interborough oonsolidat
we're the centers OF Interest.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
RECRUITING
TAKES Squirt
u. s. Expects Detroit Office to
Furnish 100 Men a Day
For Army

Thus far this month the local
army recruiting once has sent 727
recruits 10 join the army. the great
est number sent out from this city
In the same length OF time since the
recruiting once opened, and Mon
day was the busiest day the once
has ever had, when 81 men were
examined. accepted and shipped 20
Columbus barracks
Major r. f, Phelps has received
orders 10 double the number OF re-
cruits from new on, which means
that TO keep pace with the war de-
partment's request he wlli be obllg.
ed to ship about 100 men a day.
task that seems almost impossible
unless the CONSUMPTION bill passes
In some form.
The new army recruiting figures
are based ON two enlistments for
each 1000 OF population which
would mean 5000 men enlisted each
day. The order Il signed by G. W.
Read. adjutant general
Lieut.. W. n Richardson OF tho
navy. also has been urged by his
chief TO hustle up the recruiting OF
che men enlisted for the navy Il h
desirable that 20 per cent OF them
be machinists' mates or fremen.
The big whitehead torpedo which
80. H..
the hope that II viii stimulate pa
triotism viii be placed on exhibition
In the window OF the Maxwell Motor
| Car company salesroom or wood
ward-Ave. Wednesday morning. The
naval ONCE r. recruiting about 40
men a day for active service while
a good many Young men are fling
applications for the naval reserve
corps.
Capt v. l. Morrison. OF the ma
rine corps. was greatly encouraged
by the acceptance OF the enlistment
of Edwin DENLY. and predicted that
Il would help 10 decide others TO
enlist He Ia Just about keeping up
his average OF 40 day. Late Tues
day he expects delegation OF so
mon. enough TO keep his stan busy
all night They are students from
the University Of Grand Rapids.
Vho are coming 10 enlist in body.
All have had private physical OK
amlnations made ~ home and prao-
tically all are certain 10 pass.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25

Paul Rizzl. barber al No. $50
Riopelle-st, was arrested Monday
on a charge OF msnslaughter as the
nan who shot hve-year.old FlOriila
Diegga. No. s57 Riopelle-st., satur
DAY. while she was playing In the
street The tot died In the Chill.
dren's Free hospital few hours be
fore bis arrest RiEzi claims the
Shooting was accidental.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
curb COPPER STOCKS


quiet unsettled. Park stead, mess
50 = 60 so Lard QlIef. mtddIfusst
spot. tei15d -185 Sugar Raw
easter centrifugal aS-tsaf az
wuscoyado sa-test fr7a re0nrd
quiet. cut lear fss5a1.f0. crushed
81 50 n 2 ~ powdered g. gnffs a.
Ernnuiated t1boNs.0 CoNee ~,
10. : on spot. f0fsr Taft0u strong
special lic. citt. ftL0f4Jr. r11r
try. H. d1fA Hay Ftrm. prime
80. =. 81 otn ITO. 80. = sGaTGr Glow
er. 80 % y Dressed poultry FIRM
turkeys fsR7tc chickens 7-1-fr.
fowls - &c ducks. 1880 Live
poultry Unsettled geese u1f7.
ducks. i1a1sC. fowls. 80 CSC. tue
KEYS. zoe, roontsra Ifc chicken
hrrfieTE. 50r Cheese Firm. state
milk common 90 specials 1Gf.ag-t-r.
skins. common 20 special I2a 90
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
FAINTS AT SIGHT
OF HER BROTHERS
BODY IN MORGUE

Mrs. Julia TheureT, No. 81 Myrtle.
St. tainted Monday night in the
county mOrgue while viewing tho
body OF her brother. Albert LatsuF,
q. No. 50 Mack-ave.. who coHmlt.
ted suicide a short time before In
NJ OF despondency over domestic
troubles. The fall injured her so
severely that she had to be taken
10 Receiving hospital
PfmttnG-fhe plain nest kinA--fhnt
10 Ftmhf-Tfmes Deb Depts-Mstn ego.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
Keen Men
News-Bulletin No. 80

II must be 20 you an interesting
fact that Harroun Motors stock APP
peals most strongly 10 the conserva-
tive, well Informed man OF affairs.
This 10 especially true in Detroit
and Michigan. where the Harroun or.
gAnization is personally known. and
where investors fully realize the ire
mendous earning power OF a we'll
managed motor car manufacturing
corporation.
From the automobile Industry Itself
and the industries affiliated with
it-has come a large share OF the
ready response TO our Invitation TO
investors.
Elsewhere a similar condition has
prevailed Invariably Harroun pos
sibilities have drawn the READIEST
response from the WISEST invest
ors.
Newspaper men are proverbially
we'll informed on all matters OF pub
lie interest. To be so Is their bust
ness capital.
We consider u, therefore, Of inter.
~ AHaA NNU HlNU OW tEAoiNa OtNFoiN
paper are Hsrfoun stockholders; that
the proprietor Of one OF the great
Buffalo daillss has Invested "a, 900 In
Hsrroun stock; that the president Of
the company that publishes one Of
the great ST. Louis papers holds
t45 900 worth Of this security.
You must concede the wisdom Of
these men-the value OF their exam.
pie.
The Harroun stock subscription
list IL open to you NOW a. 80 a
share 81 $40 par value.
But remember that we have re-
served the right TO authorize an ad.
vance In this price WITHOUT NO
TICE. and that the advance will come
when the hrst car II produced In the
regular production run Of our mil
liondollar plants At Wayne.
The time 10 short.
The stock you will buy Will be de-
livered a. an adinterim certificate,
issued by the Equitable Trust Com
pany Of New York.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
CHIcACO LIVE sTocK.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
III. April 1f.-HoEs. Receipts. a. 600
market strong. &c higher. mixed and
butchers. ti515aI5.90. good heavy.
SIS 90 n IS. light s. $500 1915. pigs
fs.'6 s. 20. Cattle Receipts. t000.
market steady. bcetes. s. sou u 90.
COWS and heifers f5s0dIf 11i0n
$50. calves i8ai2 So sheep Re
ceipts. 1900. market strong. Zoe
higher native. 1f0Nt2T5. western.
sos Hl3. lambs. tf@i5n1s west
ern. ff.g0dis10
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
rnIEnn Gn,IN

TULEIW- AprII 2f-""tlUHe " heaf-
Cash and May. sal. tuiy a21ft.
sept. tts9. Corn. cash. iib5tg
May, ti-5i, July. tt.g5t4 oats. cash.
Tic MAY. see. July. ssisc. sept. BIC
Rye: cash. $3.50 Ctoverseed Cash
and .-nrii. 5000. oct. t10S2ts Al
sike Prime and April $3.50. limo
thy Cash and April. 81 20 Butter
Brick creamery. sc; tub creamery
~ NC. Eggs Fresh candled 1sc.
fancy selects. 37c. HAY Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

FIST BUFFALO. y. Y.-Aprn Ia
Cattle: Receipts. 4z50. market. heav-
ieR alow soc lower. prime steers ST.
D tesa AhfpPar Fsefra a. $50
1875. cows 43.5SGl0. bulls. $50
10. milch cows and springers. $50 .
fIs
Calves; Receipts 400. market
slow. T5c lower Gull 20 choice. $3.50
ola
sheep and lambs. Receipts n. 900.
market slow. Is q soc lower. choice
lambs. ft575nis. Gull 10 fair. sl3d
1875. yeArlings. sf0d1i so. sheep -
GIl.5o
Hogs: Receipts 5000 ma rkst active
! "a y zoe lower. workers.. Si5.15a ala.
pigs si81BTI4: mixed. sibGsa1sio
heavy. tIs.25n1s75 roughs gI4d
1N25. stays Sizdte5o
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25

LFNELAND. Apr 2t-WoEs Re-
rripfs 800 strong 20 l5c higher.
workers.. ti5T5 mixed. fi5 a.. medi-
ur1s. tls. pigs. 1880. rhuEhs. tlf.
FtRzs 9i1Tt cattle receipts IS
cars. SLOW and STEADY sheep and
lambs. Receipts. ,arE. slow tor.
&is-i calves. Receipts $50. slow
top. fI25o
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
Livestock
MICruGAN cENIRAL srockYARps

DETROIT. April 3A-cattie: Mar
ket duh. prospects lower, best
heavy steers. sl0.50all. best handy
weight butcher Steers. tsSo9io
mixed steers and heifers $500 ..
handy light butchers. tE3suS.SO.
light butchers. t7.5oQS2b best cows
common cows. ts5OeT. Gamers
ISL s.25 best heavy bulls 50 q 9.25 .
bologna bulls. SsGS50. stock bulls.
tI.5one; mixers and sprfngers. soc
30. Veal calves Market dun. prospects
lower; best grades. ti2: heavieS 80
& sheep and lAmbs Market dull pros
poets lower. best lambs. tiTmi3zS.
fair lambs. fiiniI50. light TO COM
mon lambs. $50 10. fair 20 good sheep.
sss06s culis and common. s61 7.
Hogs. Market steady. pigs tll0
.la7s. mixed grades. 5i50fSs0.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
many Paonrcr~

Butter-ENtrR creamery. f3c 10
creamery hTsts f2e. dairy. 93c 10
packing stock. 30c 10.
Emnn-Fresh receipts On new rases
nrrtA abc, current reCelpth a4Ac
dox. Receipts Tuesday $500 cases
Cheese-Michigan hats Ale. New
York, aSc. domestic Swiss a6da0c.
lmported Swisa. 90 a SIC brick cream.
2lc; hmburEer. t-lb.. 2bLc: 2-lb,
1aAc. long horns. 23c. daisies. 2IE
d33Ac 10.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
CHICAGO GnAIN.

CHICAGO. April -. - Opening -
wheat May down = e. JJly. up &c
sept. down &c Corr MAY. un-
hanged oats May. up-s r.. July. up
70. sept I'D &c. Provisions IN,
changed
Noon wheat. MAY up nc July
Up &C.. September up sc Corn May
up "a, July mp eAc. september IN
-. oats Msy up Ac. July NJ
z. r.. September up &C. Provisions:
Higher
close wheat May ~ So July
uu ST.. Sept I'D ga, Corn. MRy NJ
- e. july M $40. sept up &C.
Oats Msy up &c. July - -tsc. sept
up &C. Provisions Higher
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25

TOLEDO April zN-HaEs Receipts
light ma rket STEADY. Nsefies 81 so
dl5s5 mediums iI5.-sT I5 so york.
ers. t1507i5 so good pigs 81 90 m
- Calres Market steady. Sheen
and lambs. Market stead
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
c1JIcAGo RTTTrR w.pErr

ttltAGO. Anr lf.-Elffer TX
tras &c hrsts. 40c dairy extras. %
p 7sfsc hrsts 37L Q1stAc Eyes.
Prime ordinary, 31Gst &C. Grsta. 92t,
a 23hc. Cheese Twins 2ftL qsr.
young America 7fi- III I6c. live
poultry Fowls. &c. duck. fTn77r.
geese. i3d &c. turkeys zoe pota
t0s7. Receipts. ~ cars. fancy west
81 q sos. Wisconsin and Minnssots
t2ao
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
The Confessions of q Wife
Disappointment Is Source Of Regret

Little book. I wonder II you have
missed me a. much as | have miss
ed you the last few weeks. Many
have been the times that | have
wanted TO come and tell you my
| thoughts.
You see, dear little conhdant and
comforter. the habit OF coming 10
you has become part OF my life.
Putting my thoughts and expe-
riences down on your white pages
makes me see with clarity my mis-
takes. my sins OF omission and com
mission.
am quite sure anyone who could
read your pages would get quite an
other idea OF Margie wayerly from
the one the world sees every day.
Today the world that Is cogniEant
of my existence is seeing a compos-
ed Margie wAycrly calmly going
about nursing very seriously III
husband
Members OF my little world come
into my pretty sun room and tell
me about the sensation Malcolm Stu
arts death made.
The will was probated today"
said Eliene when she came In TO
see me yesterday. and IL was a
queer one, Margie DO YOU know II
Was made the day Malcolm Stuart
Was drowned"
held my breath. little book.
Knowing Malcolm Stuart as did
expected he had made some pro
vision in II for me. You see. he
seemed so sure on that last day that
I would go away with him. But
Eliene went on, unconscious OF my
beating heart. which was clamoring
so loudly that thought she must
hear H.
Malcolm lett everything he had
In the world 10 Or Virot," she con-
tinued. the viii says uncondition-
ally In his will Malcolm said the
doctor was the only real friend he
ever possessed and since he had no
relatives living he wanted his
money. which until now had been
perhaps a menace TO society instead
OF a solAce, TO be expended in good
works instead OF selfish pleasures.
MY friend. DIT virot. who Is the
best and most sympathetic man |
have ever known. will do this better
than I could, and I want TO say II
death means sleep | shall sleep
more quietly because ! hsys given
him my faith and trust. knowing he
will not fail me-" quoted Eliene.
and then she spoke musingly. Mar
gle. I believe there was more in
that will than was probated. Or.
virot has some instructions that
were given TO him alone"
Strange as IL may appear. little
took. was both relieved and dis
appointed by that will. II seemed
20 me n Malcolm Stuart had made
that will on the day he died. which
WAS the day he was so sure | would
60 with him. somewhere in IL would
be something TO show he had some
4 NJ va however
...s-u.s reTfeved ftkwas not SO
Again thought how small | was
to think OF myself when he was
dead. don't mean. little book.
wanted one bit OF his money only
wondered that on a day when one
would suppose HIS whole thought
would he OF me. there was not the
slightest intimation in this most I'm
portAnt matter he had remembered
| was alive.
Little book. cant teh even you.
Just what | think about r all now.
for have not yet told myself.
cannot quite realize all that passed
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
su,peeted o. stealIna anld r..,h

Two hundred gold teeth which ne
vas trying to dispose OF In pawn
shops. caused the arrest Monday OF
T. Y. Campbell. 30. Of New York.
on a charge OF suspicion. Police ars
attempting 70 End out where he OBJ.
tained the mOlars.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25

and lnwer; receipts. 7,7so
~ extra. t1c. creamery mar
~ k<sc. state dairy. tubs. $40
4 l1atton creamery hrets. 35d
go Firm receipts. 31,Sfb:
white fancy. ashN1sc. near
49, fancy, sth esbhc; fresh
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25

- feIioving arms ara pytyIi.xed
Hes. = c. csriyl. 8 Psv.h
: . Co. W B. HeLsasbiIa. Hsr-
s.sa co. sinsisie
y rscm;s sg,s,sasEuss S WIN. n n
!: A. v. wsiiscs q Co. levin a
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
RIGIN nrrrrn

ELGIN, ~, Arr fi-Butter sales
- f1it dtfc. mostly ttc q decrease
~ &c from last weeks prices
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25

y Ch>vroiet Motor company re-
(1>URnen1e for the week ended
~ ~ 111e ears against f.1so
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25

rYfnttnE-tas- Btrir neat kina--tA~s
N PtHAt--rtrse- job n~pf.-Maln ts30.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25

PvisfinE--tAs pfsts vest kIss-ekse
IL rtnht-Tipsss Jsb Dest.-Maia s58a
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
The time 10 short.

The stock you will buy Will be de-
livered "a an ad-interim certificate,
issued by the Equitable Trust Com
pany Of New York
The Detroit times., 1917-04-25
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations by Irornblower q weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27

We know wha, We want and when We
want II. Now It's right up 10 us TO
have the decision 10 say We Will have H..
What We desire her. today Is some
concert. action instead OF annual dis
cuSsion. TLlk went Put hnatS on III"
river nor operate them, In order In r"t
down To the essentials aud -'.i $"ut"-
where. W" have CLASSIFIED tn" problems
TO be considered under tn" three funda-
mental groups In which they TALL EhtUr-
ally:
Group A. To consider incorporation
and organization. To y" attended by
bankers. capitalists. llnanci"rS and 9TH
srS Interested In the financing and dI-
rcction Of the proposed Liberty Ship
ping company.
Group r. To consider wharfage. land
ing and loading facilities. To he attend
cd by Mayors. representatives of NUM-
cipalittrS and Of commercial Vrcaniza-
tons.
Group G. To consider cooperation or
shippers To develop river shipping. T"
he attended 10y merchant manufacturers,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
SIX SUSPECTS HELD
FOR THE MILWAUKEE
CHURCH EXPLOSION

MILWAUKEE. Wis., Nov. @G.-SiH su-
sprctS arr hold tonight in connection
with the explosion ut The bomb which
killed ten persons Saturday night III
the assembly room ut police hcaduihr
trrS during an examination "f IN" IN
stru:n"ut which had hrrn left at IN"
Itstlian Evangelical church. with posi-
bic intent 20 kill Roy. August Giullanl
anil his band IT followers.
we have Il par: confession which. !!
II develops. mny lead to tn" arrest ~
III" PERSONS who wrr" instrumental IN
the bomb plot" aaid ''hr'H!n nf prtc"-
tiv"s John r. Sullivan 'nr!o%.
Rev. Giuliana arrived from Nark"San
thi" afternoon mud went !mn"din'"ly ~
police headquarters whrr" nt had Il con
ference with thi"f Jnu"S"u. Il just
r'.,I ah'ut it III In" papers. said Mr..
Guilinna They SAY "" disappeared
hut that is not so: I'm "m' thu job" Latter
Il" conferred with IN" Federal aulhurI-
tics.
1T is tim" that n certain gang Of
aaSuSEInS dwelling ~ ;h!% rIy h'
brought /" tuSIl''". SAID Mayor Daniel
\. li"an II Il Slalr'm"nt today. ~"
,Ni"'nS" nr energy should hr spared III
dealing with Ih">;' Whn attempt tn ter
ruriZc the p""rl" AMI what" The law.
Mayor lioan 'Qu"SI"d that AL flags
h" displayed ut hall mast in memory
of the Victims "i tn" rNplhsinn ana
respect I" their families.
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have been mad" along the river calling
attention TO tho fact that there Is now
4 nine foot stage waterway from Par
kersburG 70 Pittsburgh and that all the
dams have boon Finished with hut ono
exec ptioa. ard that Will ~, il operation
ny July !. W:,h th"S.> improvements
complete. Colonel Sickle said hat Z
good stage "f water cna!d o.. maintained
all the y.ar r"u9i
H. said ;hat IN" business mon were
overlooking y wonderful opportunity IN
not taking :tdrnnrar" "t titc river for
The Shircr"nt Of fr'iShi end added that
X is imp. rati".: that some: hing hr done
as ths government IS lnu,.jnS for certain
supplies from this section and that =
is up - ;hr business men 10 take mat
tors into :h",r own hands and improve
;heir means "t rca"ang tn'' market
with the man: commodities made
throu ch"ur m" valley.
Possi biliries Explained
Color"i l.tus!"e l.. E"ach "f Cincin-
natl in "har@" "t the United States en-
gtncsrS ~ ;hnt district. VII" haS made 4
careful Study ii conditions along the
Ohio riv.r fer many years.. always with
the idea in mind Of developing il into n