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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
.FBI Supervising
-FIint'ss Water System
Times stan Correspondent

FLINT, July /. - The FBI is
taking a hand in the supervision
of Flint's water supply system. il
was revealed today after a break
in 36-inch main shit two attic
plants.
AS plans were discussed to in
stall two new feeder mains at a
cost of 4.500 10 which the fed
eral government will contribute
funds it is hoped. il was learned
that all entrances 10 the eli Y
water pfant are barred, except to
those with passes, on orders OF
the FBI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Quake Damages
Santa Barbara

SANTA BARBARA. Cal, July /,
Downtown store windows in
Santa Barbara were broken. -four
water mains were severed and a
portion OF the city was plunged
into darkness for a short time by
last nights earthquake, a checkur
revealed today.
The shock occurred at 1:53 p. m
and extended as far south as Santa
Ana and as far inland as Kern
county.
The Los Angeles area was
shaken. but no damage was re.
ported.
At least four subsequent shocks
all of minor intensity. were noted
in Santa Barbara. however.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harold Edwin Horen. 81 Theresa Clara
George Krasmsr. IS; Estena Van Bacel.sre,
TED F. DrspalskI, "a; Hsdwig s. Rosin-
Robert c Gibson AS Mary Louiss
Thuer. I'll
James L. Holawsy, 20; Flora Benneneld,
Elmer J. Cine. SO. Blanche senglsub. 90.
Jim Forsang. 81; Lillian Campau. II.
Theodore Harold Van Derworp. "a: Ger
trude Frances wIlds. q.
,. Duross Keiswetter. Fl; Mary Frances
Mario Calcaterra. 30: Charlotte Helwig. %
Frank Durham, 90; Dorothy H. Demske
C. Douglas smith, ~; Martha Rsdmann,
Merle Mcdonald, 81; Lena Wilson. IS
Marshall Myschick, "a Helen ZdIiebko, 20
Russell Pierce. %; Beatrice Battanheid, 10
Stanley Zielinsky. 20 Eleanor Felezak, IS
Mailer Iames Hail. 20; Inolla Smith, II.
onnig Mardirosian, 80; Rose Horssanian
2s
James Darnam. 81: Mozen Byars. 10.
William Mazgai %; Matilda Lssio, 20.
Frank shaner. n; Dorothy spnrlins' II.
stephen Brudzinski 20 Helen A. Rein, "a
John T Ruser. as: Mary KFanova. AZ
Kenneth Schwartz, 81; Frances Glod. 10
Elmer Schultz. %; Jeanette Carter. 81.
"a
rnsddvus easirfif- Ressiski a Irene
Nancy woronowski %
Walter J. CitKowski, 10 Stella II. Ryos,
George s. Hunt. IS; Wanda Rusrkiswics,
Ernest Edwards. Sc: Emily Knipe. So.
Andrew Kaiser. rs. Helen Waterman. ~.
Harold -Thissmeyer. %: Doris Woolner. 10
Joseph Sylvan. 80 Marjorie Rowe, 20.
Jack w. Leggett. %: Jeanne N. crosser
20
wojciesch Mass. So; Catherine Rutka. So.
BenhArt MAXI. "a: Helen Zaborowskl. 20
Leonard Poikey, 81; sophie shinko. a.
James Allen. 20; Ruth Taylor IS.
Luverne Lee. Il; Ellen Gukaisen, at
Don owen stoveli. 90 Mabel q. Young. "a
Vernon Martin. 30 Mabel Fisher. 10
George Abdeimour. SO: Matte Davis Ions
y. r. Mcdonald, IS; sally Loranger. 90.
Daniel Eberle. II: Dolores Dettlof, 10
Richard Cody Marsh. rs; Roberta Iren'
Paul Popowski. %: Virginia MARCH,. 10.
Robert DUNE, 81. Minnie Zeiger 20.
Erwin Moore. -: Helen Kolczynski. 1e.
Eugene oAowski 30: Anna Weglarr. 81.
Thomas Hall. 25: Irene Dorothy Lowe. IS
Jacob Lewandowski, 40; Mary Jasinski. At
Boleslaw Gawrisisk, as: Victoria Krupa. AZ
Edward Otto. 10; Genevieve szpakginski
20.
RAY Clifford. 20; Helen Gates. IT.
William Upton. ~: Catherine Purvey, 81
Herbert Dowell %; Marion Habib, 10.
Carl Slater, 20 Carmella Tustison, 20.
George Gawinek. ~: Mary Kills. %.
Peter Little. 26 Eileen .MacGillis, IS.
George Dunbar. rs. Margaret Virgins
Bagwell, ~.
Robert Wynn Jones, ii; Sarah Cornell,
Albert W. Kirby, as; Wilma Caroline wat
SON. rs.
Thomas a. Bush, AZ; Betty Pautks. 20.
Edward Belobradich. rs Eve Waara, rs
Harry Dale Holman. AZ: Grace Hardtke
~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Ex-Mdyor CroII Hurt
In England as Officer

Lieut.. David A. Croll, former
mayor. of Windsor now serving in
England with the Essex Scottish
Regiment. has been injured and
is in a hospital somewhere in Brit
ain. his wife. Sarah, was informed
by cahlegram.
Extent of the injuries was not
disclosed in the brief cable, his
brother, Cecil r. Croll, said
Neither was IL stated how or
where he was injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Anti Red Legion Gets
Free Hand From Vi(hy

lntcfuatfonh NrNh FFfNtrF 'snF
VICHY, France, July l. The
French government announced Of
fcially today that. in conformity
with international law. II will not
oppose enlistment OF French vol
unteers who wish 10 participate
i'm the European crusade against
A French military spokesman
announced that a powerful British
attack along the Lebanese coast
obliged French-Syrian forces 10
abandon a lumber Of secondary
positions. An artillery battle ragged
al Jezzine. he declared. adding
that British bombers were making
massive attacks" on Palmyra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
North Bombing Unit
Planning Reunion

Efforts we're being made today
10 get in touch with former men,
bers Of the North Bombing Squad
ron. World War aviation group. TO
plan their first reunion, 10 be held
az the American Legion conven-
ton in Milwaukee, next Sep
tember.
All former members OF the
squadron are asked to communi-
cate with Birkett +. Newkirk,
Portage Lake road. Dexter. Mich.
The bombing group had units in
England, France and Italy, during
the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
City Workers Protest
Car Mileage Budget

0He-haHdred- employees the
Detroit Department Of Buildings
and Safety Engineering will meet
today with Commissioners Joseph
p. Wolff and Budget Director
David V. Addy in protest against
the four-cents a mile paid them
for the Use of their automobiles.
All have signed a petition stat
ing the rate is inadequate and
threatening to leave their cars at
home and ride street cars and
buses during working hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Bakers and Drivers
Continue Strike

A strike of $50 bakers and truck
drivers. members of the United Re-
tail and Wholesale Employees
Union-CIO. continued into its Sec
ond day today al the Mills Bakery
5l65 Fourth street.
According to Tucker p. Smith
president of the union, the union
asks recognition as a bargaining
agent. Smith said the strike was
called after three union shop stew
ards were dismissed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Jackson Gets Q. K.
I,,rrnst,op., New. seryic. Wiz.

WASHINGTON. July 1.LIgnor-
ing the protest Of Senator Willard
Tydings CD of Maryland, the
Senate judiciary committee TO-DAY
recommended Senate
confirmation of Atty. Gen. Rober {
II. Jackson as associate justice Of
the United States Supreme Court,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Sanitation
Drive Under WAY

LANSING. July Confronting
population increase that may
run as high as $4,000 workmen
and their families in the area sur
rounding the new Ford airplane
plant at Ypsilanti, state health
and defense officials moved today
TO prevent development of health
hazards in the district.
Ten state health department
sanitary engineers are studying
the facilities to be required by the
influx of workmen. They are CO.
operating with other agencies. in
Guiding the Michigan Council of
Defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Strike Threat Ended
AT Bomb Sight Firm

NEW YORK. July Inns
A threatened strike Of 1000 work
ers at the Brooklyn plant Of the
Sperry Gyroscope Company. bomb
sight manufacturers. was averted
today when the Brotherhood of
Scientific Instrument NJ kers
lagreed TO drop its demand for a
! flat 20 per cent wage boost and
accepted a management offer of
/ increases of from 5 TO Is per cent
/ in certain claSsificationS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
7 in Bdrryton Family
Die as Car Hits Tree

BIG RAPIDS. July 1.-Two chill
dren Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Har-
per, Barryton farmers, died early
today in Community Hospital here.
They are Mary, IS, and her brother
Chester, Is, in jured yesterday
when an automob lie
driven by Chester skidded It's feet.
crashing a tree in state road Mss
near BarrYton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Ex-ConsuI Here
Gets Ecuador Post

Leslie Charles Hughes-Hallett,
formerly British consul in Detroit,
has been appointed minister resi-
dent and consul general at Quito.
Ecuador. Accompanied by his wife
he will leave for Quito shortly
from Guatemala. Hughes-Hallett
was recently honored with an APP
pointment as an officer Of the
Most Excellent Order of the Brit
ish Empire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Post Offices Close July 4

The main post office and all SUBJ
stations in the Detroit area will
he closed July a. il was announced
today by Roscoe B. Huston, post
master. Holiday collections will
be made from street mail boxes
AT 6 p. m. and special deliveries
will be distributed throughout the
day as usual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Spend At Million DaiIy

LONDON, July 1.-GNS)-Ex-
penditures of the British govern.
ment for war and other services
for the first quarter of the finan.
cial year ending June 30 were an
nounced today as totaling 1.074..
$50, 7l6 pounds sterling tabout 81.
297 LIZ, 000). This means a daily
expenditure OF about A7.221 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Dunlap Quits Post
Whit :. Steel Unit

CLEVELAND. July /. After
46 years of service with the United
States Steel Corporation and pre-
decessor companies, Samuel Dun
lap is retiring as auditor and di-
rector Of the American Steel and
Wire Company on June 30. His
association with the latter firm
dates back 10 the year OF forrna-
ton OF the company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Come On. Suckers
Illinois to Have Legal Horse Race Handbooks Unless
Governor Vefoes Bill

The Senate vote was % 10 g.
and il previously passed the lower
house. 7S TO 49. A license and con-
troll system would be set up under
the bill in any city wishing TO per.
init handbooks.
a similar bill passed the Legis.
lature few years ago but Gov
Henry Horner. who died last year
vetoed IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Retirement Approved
For POIiCewoman :

Police Commissioner Frank d.
Eaman today approved the retire
ment because of i'll health of
Policewoman Johanne Ericsson, a
member of the department for the
last IL years.
Miss Ericsson Is SO years old and
lives at 1887 Hamilton avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
international New, Service wire
SPRINCFIELD. III. July

SPRINGFIELD, H., July l.
Unless Gov. Dwight Green decides
10 veto the bill. horse race hand
books will become legal in Illinois.
The state Senate early this morn
ing, before final adjournment.
completed legislative action by
adopting a bill TO legalize betting
outside the race tracks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
MAIN OFFICE
1870 CAss AVENUE
AT TIMES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Armin Kaegi. 30; Caroline sablacan. %.
Deos Kuhn. 81; Laura Jane Smith, IL.
John R,,, Joseph Kelly az Irmsard Margaret
Henry Js,ln'ki. IT; Cecilia A. raraskis-
Warren W. Teller. 10; Mildred n. Leonard.
John Skulls, rs: Isabella c. Bartkus. ~.
Andrew Lakatos. al: Bernics Ford. 10.
Louis Paul Smith. "a; Gensyieye Irsns
Lester Harley Larson, II; Joanna Protacs-
Albert osier. 10; Pear oorins. a.
John Joseph Dodge. 30; Agnes n. weak.
Charles W ". Morris. "a: Iol. Miller, Il.
Anthony DiBiasi. 80: Antionetts Trsssa, ~.
Ralph John Lansmesser. "a: Sophia Ann
Joseph Harold Brunsr. 30; Bsatrics Murray.
So
John Merrill Rieman. as; J. Lucille Burke.
arthur Dettrner. SO; Ait Msttscn, 81.
Michael 9. Barnas. a.: Lillian Kulcsynski.
Lloyd Blekford. %: Kathleen Honsenas. %.
Peter Dobrzeniecki, "a; Lottis wawrykows
Francis Dudenski. "a: Betty Jean Miner
Alvin Papk.. 20; Antoanstts Maniscalehi.
Harlow Emmsrt Jordan. ~; Shirley whn.
Arnold J. oehri.in. II; Eileen n. Msrsords
~.
Eugene p. NiIcsex. Is; Trsousiah Bslisirs.
81.
Robert Roberts. IS: Virginia Fisher, 10.
Douglas L. Talbert. a. Willie Lee Jaeks
son. Is.
Frank NJ. Ginentins. "a; Virginia Dun. n
Joseph o. Gibbons, IS: Beatrice Lane, ~.
George Hilman. II; Bernadins Wood, 20
Emil J. Wirsau. 81; Mary A. Graf Bun.
~.
Lawrence Joseph Kowaisk. a; Charlotte
Helen Prlsinski, Is.
Ernest August Rivers. "a; GLADYS vyds
Elmer J. w. Schneider. A: Doris Normans
IS
Chester Coleman, ~: Nargsry Mason. Ne
Marie zemsta. "a; Sophia cabryehowiezs
TO-
Frank II. Colman. "a; Marjorie L Nell. IL
John Lamb, III Ann ciochon. 10.
James Farris ~: Evelyn Hackney, a.
Doris C. Hart 20: Irene Howell, 40.
Ernest Friedrich LeClerc, 10; Mary Ann
Williams. 20.
Frank Heyden. "a: julia CORDIALLY. 10.
Albert II. Duprey. "a; Gertrude Lines, ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
BIRTHS

| Boys were born TO:
Lena Anthony, Q36 Kirby.
Marie Antos. s45s Appolins. Dearborn.
Ann Ahrens. 17si Bingham. Dearborn.
Lucille Battle. <43e French road.
Evelyn Berlin. 1925 Provost
Annabeiie Boring. r. 1. washington. Ma
Arlene Brown, 27oi silvsry lane. Dearborn
Barbara Berthiaume. 27e4s biaekourns sss
Mary Brown. 24ss4 Union. Dearborn.
Charlotte Bernhard, 4759 Jos. Campaa
Mary Bohm. 1858 Fourteenth.
Virginia Chatneid. AS willis.
Charlotte Domino. aa17 xsrcsdss. ksdfeed
z. uU~n pse.. 1877 p.rshur.t
lspersnzs DeBsnedictis. i47os sarstogs.
Therese Dsmsry. 3s07 Robins.
Helen Trsncssk. aaso ooodson. HAntraneA>
Helen Flood. 1873 Provost.
Mary Horvath. 2o7s College. Lincoln rafas
Olivia Howard. 443l Russell.
Evelyn Hampton. sis East Wsrrsa-
Marian Hsnrichsen 1880 orsinsr.
1 Florence Jones. 1891 Creenlsvn.
Josephine Jakubisc. 13i7e Michigan, Dear
Edith Knowles 2ase Lothrop
Constance Konsek. l747 Eimwood.
4 Wanda Kowski. zoos Feneion.
\ Helen Iisiscii, 5ss1 LawndaIs.
Esther LOSING. 1888 collingwood.
Rose Msckey. 15s3s Ward.
Mary Miller, 1918 East Warren.
Ann Miller. 74a7 Grand.
/ Beatrice Macdonald, 70i4 West Euclid.
j Elfreda McGough 2233 Lothrop
! Elizabeth Macpherson, 2siTo Lamerech<.
Rena o'Leary, s7s stmson.
Helen onyskin. ee2o csntrslIs. Dearborn
Evelyn Paris, 253s Marquette.
Naomi PAGER, f5fT Howard.
Regina Peiss. 1T30 Gladstone.
serahna Pahxzi. $3.50 Cannsid.
Wanda Parry. 1921 coiilngwood.
Evelyn Pinkerrnan. 1897 Park Grove.
Violet Rondy. o2s Stanley.
Edna Rode. 60 winder.
Margaret Rhoden. s27 Erskine
winfred Reid, 1900 Mark Twain.
Mary Rossman. t77<3 Cheyenne
Medina sinstra. s7ss Bslvidsrs.
Clay. ssniin. ssss1 Nsrsh.ii. Royal eas.
sarah seids. 2sts Hosarth.
Msthids siessi. SIS Horton.
Rosalis sturtx, ta2s Chopin (twins).
Mabel slater 37s Benitssu.
Ann stineoiser. 2oas Meooru. West Dec.
Ann Timko. $500 c,eo,,s.
Eva Topped. i5tis criEgs.
Helen Water. Ass Thlrtisth-
Irene wiess. 1850 z; orssd stve.
Mary Ysklle. i<ie clsirmount.
Mary Yaremyn. 1910 wesson.
Dorothy s'''ii' a's SIf I'm rar.'
Er e1s: "a" :s,.' sS'n as, s. west u..s.ss
S1er.ne. Angus. issis Ssr,o-.
Helen s sr,sa. . ., srsst.
Josephine Buffa. $3.50 nontelsir.
Anne srsdsary. 1891 Wsrv,ss.
Lots Blackburn. ae77 Dumbartos psaA
Dolores Brimer. toso sootiss.
sss. cs;i.os' i isi Sssf ~
s s.n1,s. e c,s,s i Va j.s.. 49,
I Lors'ts Destsssr. 1904 ohaes - -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Scratches
IntsrnstionL News service Wire

Intsrnationai News service Wire
AoUEDUCT
weather, cloudy; track. sloppy.
Frat Race Lithogr1ph.
Second Rsce--Royal Cross. Time Sheet,
Mobcap. Baoa. Dunfress. Chaps.
Third Racs-Ariel Lad, At Which.
Fourth Race-O. X
sixth Rsee-short Distance, Al1ninio.
Jewell City TAX.
seventh Raee--Por,s,, Sun Mica.
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Weather, foxy. track. slow
First Race Trustworthy. Parade
Leader Chance Maker, Inconeeivsble
br-eIs Dutch Courage
Third Race - csboodls, Scoop Up.
Griffin Hills.
Fourth Rac.-Havy Cruiser.
Fifth Raee-No; Yet. Pet
Eighth RAoe-Bin Image.
ARLINGTON PARK
weather cloudy track. heavy
First Raee-oh Lady Lady, Pisyful
Lass, Epay X. Roundsr. Rose r. caic
second Pace Daddy. Marie Ma,Hds.
Routine. Pink Diamond. Hustle Along.
Shenuii Wrinkle
Third Race Tiger Teddy canniosl,
Chance Ray. Colonel Joe Mighty Fine,
Fourth Race 49, wauehuls. Bob, Way.
Di.sension SIR. Sure OFF. Hsrsshscomss,
sixth Rsc.-chie.so Dr. seventh
sage, Gem ".
seventh Rsee-Rosseiii. Gay Ell. Very
True.
Eighth Rsce-Kenyon c.
CHARLEsTowS
Weather. clear, track god.
f1rst Race Jewel Song. Whaioftt,
rzrts-nu- Meant, s~eEsiAy -RayhSht-- RnX-
Second Race Dunport, Free Ria. Ann
Groucner. seullery Maid. Cautious 30,
Ivonis.
Third Race snobhi.h Lady. Charm
ing Boy, Fsudai Net, Bromo. Rolling
RIM Rsc.-Lsdy Andy. Blue cyclon..
schley Gorse. Golden Msyne Tavern,
OVerbost
sixth Raoe-owsiier. storniness
Seventh Rsce-channing. Prairie Boy.
Lyle. Charles y. Fiyawsy Hat. Snugels.
Eighth Rsce-Count Ne. Victory Light
Ninth Race-Declared off.
DELAWARE PARK
weather. clear. track. fast
First Rsee-Nylevs. Queen Lane. AT.
second Race Knltstta. Easter Rabbit.
LAST Passage. AmerIes, Alpine Boy, Now
Then
Third Cathedral.
Fourth Race-Csnigo.
Fifth Race -Delgenio
Seventh Race--kissem.
Eighth Race portunus Mad Damas-
sin, In'ellgentsia, PraetOr, Msrthas
Queen Black Boo.
Ninth Raee--Declarsd off.
DETROIT
weather. clear. track. fast
Second Race Big sam
Third Race High Pressure
Fourth Race-spin In.
At HAMILTON
Weather cloudy. track slow
First Race-Triggish. Samoan Queen.
Second Race-Golden Silence. Poppin-
along. Acquin.
Third Race-storu Sail. Lady wales
Fourth Race--Rose Mountain. Passa
Grille. Casino Pete.
seventh Raee-Rustic Maiden. Toby r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

and thoroughly trained
Times want ad girl will gladly
assist you In preparing your ad-
vertisement. She will advise you
about the wording. arrangement.
cost, or any way she can be OF
assistance. Should you choose,
just say Charge lt"-h your name
10 listed In the telephone directory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

ruiovs watch Company. Inc. and wholly
owned subsidiaries report for the year
ended March 81 a net profit Of So $40 go
after depreciation, interest, federal income
and excess profits taxes, etc. equal 10
S27 Common share. This compares
with s2.ois.i7i or $500 share in the
preredng wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
.(Cred Drafts
Appeal

Former Prosecutor Duncan C..
McCrea. under sentence of 4l7 10
) years in the McCrea-Wilcox con-
spiracy case. today planned an
appeal to the Supreme Court.
after his motion for a new trial
had been denied by Judge Earl c.
PugSley
McCrea's new trial plea was
based on the contention the Jury
had been illegally drawn because
IT was selected from Republican
areas and not representative Sec
tons, was selected by the secre-
tary Of the jury commission rather
than the commission. and was
taken from old jury lists that had
not been brought up TO date.
In denying the motion, Judge
Pugsley pointed out he had already
ruled on one of the points AMI
the others had not been intro
duced in proper time for inclusion
in the original motion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Marine News

UP-Hsnns Jr. $40 p m. Monday
Donner. $40, Shasta eos; Budd- Bryn-
barge. $50. Janray cleared. si5; Fort
Wilde. 10; Eads.l37. 80: cowan
sell Barge % arrived, 10. Buttsrcup-Frh-
gAllty arrived, 1910: Olcott, 1898; IN.
wood 5000; Peter White, i0+5. Fitct
arrived Aipena arrived Hsryes 12.i,
Cruaoh. ~ IS: Clemson I.33; Crescent
city cleared. IS Wlndoc. so: shesdle
7I5; Townsend. ais: Kopmsler arrived
1906 Consumers Power. 4.25. Barrail'on
Pisassn, arrived. go; conneaui arrived
5. Zenith City. 5:f5. MAcNAugnton. sos
odansh. Cslcite arrived. e:i5: ingalls, ar
rived 77S. South PARK srrived. g. Pol
lock. $50. Baker. Laketon. $50
DowN--Hoyt, .. m Monday; Back
bay. a:lo: N.t,lston. $40; II Taylor
oreti cleared. $50 capt. Wilson. SIS;
James Mazda cleared. $40: A r. Upon.
king cleared. $50 Dshlke arrived O5
Mead cleared. 7.i0. Dickson T.30. FaFr
sherwin. 7 40 Cornelius 7:f5 " l..
KING. 5: W. @ Matner. sos Crescent
City arrived. $50 prsssus Isle ~
Morgan il. IS. Dixon, 30 Btrwinc
3 35 Rand 10. Coraiia clesred. 20 20
Msunaios. 1925 Msihiott arrived. 10 20.
j. NJ Weir iO.t5 suma'rs ~ 30: But
tercup- Freeisnd cleared. Msnstoa. ~ 81,
shenangO, - IS m. Tuesday sylyania.
2. GlenssEies. 2 20: J A Campbell. 10
FITCH cleared. 3.45. hlpsna cleared. s.05,
Denmark. 40. Cambria. 4.S0. AmAss
sarnolI's. Zephyr arrived. 5 IS. Manuel
p so, West S.Ss. Mills KuiAs so Bar.
rsllton- FruEslity cleared. 7.is. Wahcondah
cleared. 72o: J. l. Rsiss arrived. -.
Brcoldoe. 20: wood, sfo' Pam
Schneider, ss3.
sAULT STE. MARIE
uP-c. o. Jenkins, Duluth. r. Watson,
Frontsnae. sweden. II: rhos Britt nood
Canadian, II. c. Friek, Ashcrofs l p. m
FINLAND, X. coulby. 80. II johnson, q
w y. stifel. q, ". Perkins $50. Druma-
hoe 90 r vi Billing, 8 4 nnl Sspoc w1
Connolly. $40. 1shpeming. s Msntsdoc.
q DO A. A. Augustus. Q. Jay Morse ".
A. Reiss. 10 80. Harvester. Gotham.
Meri. H. midnight; Lsh,sh. ~ a. m.
Negaunes. G. =. s Kendrick. sui,ana.
Resoluts, u. r. Cnlie,. $50, II. r. Jones,
$50: Jas. Watt. 80.
DOWN. Ericsson, Holiey, 1abeie, Dunn
Jr. $50 = m. Monday J J Hin. FRITZ.
o. Vega Trimbis. 10. Sir Thos shaugh-
nessy. Ban Bros. 1880. Munising But
fngton, noon; Perseus Hennepin. y. m
] J. sullivan. Verona LethbridRe ?. ~.
W Hosford. Marsala. 2:2o: r. n Garv.
Edmonton. J: Soodoc Gov. Miller. q e
p Robinson. Jos seilwo0d Huropic 40;
= Laughlin. y. A Tomlns0n. $50. Nc
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Dalton 80. Agos'eei $50 r W.
Parsnv Ioconte O. W p Schiller $50:
sam Nsther, 10 J. p. Upson BENSON
Ford. ParoiI. u. ". 8 Rogers n ~. c.
\. Paul. a. m. Tuesday Col ] Sohoon-
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siic . 20: Chambers. q. n Leonard w
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:, Oinksy. Pegasus $50. Wes,coat. 40:
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ruiovs Watch Company, Inc. and who'll,
owned subsidiaries report for the yea
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