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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1917.
p* THE
STAGE
UAMIfH.
D«trelt, 1n iplt* or her ruthleas
drive for »h* dollar, atlll lov«a har
Klikk«i|>«*ri. <>r at Iran ihr ntaaler
,„,#t ha-* his idmlror# In this dyna
mic city. TM# was indicated M-»n
--ilay nlalit. wh«n a highly anthualaa-
It, audience. If not a vrr y laia« one
enjoyed "The Merchant of Venice’*
M a lantarpratcd b> It M. Man
tell and company Thai Ini .-r pr#ta
tmn, t>y the tray. about the t>«at
obtainable at present, as Mr. M*n
tr II la ooneaded to be tbs arrateat
American elponent of Sh#k*>#i>rMT
rmn I'rtnu. Ho kindly did the lovers
of tbo more s. rlous In the drama
lake to the offering that Mr. Mantrll
was (iillad before tbe curtain after
• ach •< t. ln<'|udinir the last, an tin
i.aus' compliment The a< tor ap
,eared then spick and span In a
tuxedo, not at all the Khylock that
won admiration thruwut the evening
If It appearad a Ml Incongrfuns It
recent u.ited the artlatry of the per
f..rmor.
If Mr .Mantetl gave a finished and
scholarly Impersonation of the Jew.
Mlsa (lenrvlevc Mumper, formerly a
Detroit girl. and In private life Mia
Maut'll, via not far behind him In
her Portia. Phyah-ally the chirmin*
woman fitted the part splendidly.
There wii a tlm- *x# hen It was con
sldered that Miss llitmori performed
her full duty when aha looked beauti
ful, Put ahe has added t<* the bless
!Htf of teauty an ability to art. and
•ho ainsaed bn admirers by prearnt
iiiif a Portia than whl.-h none het
trt could be desired, other charac
ters were In good hunda but none
stood out a a did the .i.uniell family,
which, w ith Miss Ethel Mantrll. *ho
made a youthful and sallafvlng Jes
sica contributed *mtli to th«- un
folding of the store
Mr Msntell « Hhylm It Is one that
might be exp*, ted <>f a man who
has won his way to 'he top by rea-
V.n of hard study and perhaps closer
application to bis work than almost
any other present day a* tor has liv
en Kor years '-iperte thing*
thiatrU-al refused to belle* e that
Mr. Mantel! was a great a* tor, but
h< had an abiding faith In hla own
greatness and has at last forced
others to see It . Mis rareful pr-psr*.
tlon Is tndbated t>y an alysis of his
work In the character of thr Vene
tian usurer, tut the artlatry lies in
hie ability to make the action appear
sr o»it#n*..u*.
Xo« so mn h. howee* r. > \n t*e ..aid
for a,one of tbo.e who aasist.*! him
i >ns ot two read their Itnes In a sort
of sing song fashion as n» might
rape, t in a high s< tin<*| p*otrgval ..f
the pla*. How . * er. these al.ght de
fect* onlv tended to . mpha#t*e the
really splendid work of the stars
V • Mr. M.mtell has studied hi*
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for a woman to mak.p a Will «
and appoint an Exrcutor
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DETROIT Trust serv ice and they may |
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LfceALJ, Z-»liNve Bgwre In 24 years; Zinc rls
1 ng steadily, foreshadow the
I'ntrance of anew customer in the metal markets the I’NITKI)
■4TATEH government The Influence of these conditions on the
■narkef value of ih* ineial stocks will, we believe, be more Import
tnr than the buying of metals in Europe
We suggest that rommtiments deferred by recent international
:otid!tlon*. nisae at once; our current
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER
will explain more in detail
A ropy will be mailed free on request.
liar direct private wire le (hr leedlna market reefers raahles as
te ■I v r e acre i lone I service ea erdepe far Wafer Stark#. Wlalng and
till nuvk# aed Lark lada#»eiele
'TtNosscoTTs^T^i^r'^in^oT^™”
■UIiOIS# hr T '. C f&?| CAD. #l9O
own work to make It correct in
every detail, he and Mr. Brady have
made the entire production as nearly
hielorically correct as possible .
yrltt I .ether, as Uaatanlo, *»•
much appreciated. Me looked every
Inch the part and the audience glad
l> ov at looked hla faulty rendering
of his line* John Burke, as Antonio,
ae tis bed evsrytiody and performed
hla part in a dignified way. As was
true of the others, he did hie work
with a seriousness that was lutpres
■lv• without at any time being pain
fully and dramatically heroic. A*
hert I* Herretl as Ijor.nio, Huy
l.indaley as itratlano and (leorge Wil
son as Tubal performed their parts
in a highly gratifying manner. John
Wray a a tauncelot fjobbo waa ao
much snpjoyril that the audience
would gladly* have had more of him,
ae hla comedy tended to add a daah
rs cheerfulness to the evenings rou
tine that piade It highly enjoyabls.
All of the other parta wera In quit#
ci pable hands
Mr Mantel! will offer “Hamlet
Tuesday night. "Richelieu" at Wad*
nrnliiy's matinee and “Macbeth
Wednesday evening
DETROIT tII'KHA HOIIC
It eeetna to be the fashion this
year. In plays, to mu a s»ice of the
slums, eoveial dia.s of religion, and
much of the oldiaehioncd melodra
matic heart Interest along with bu
colic simplicity, village narrowness,
downright virtue, gentle optimism,
sneaky villainy, etc., as evidenced in
Otis Skinner's new play, ’'Blister An
tonio," seen for the first tims locally
Monday evening In ths Detroit op
era house Thsre ar ea number of
piays of this sort pleasing ths pub
lic this season, the favorite seeming
to be “Turn to the Algbt. not yet
brought to Detroit.
Ilooth '1 ark mg t<>n wrote Mister
Antonio.” and In Tony, the Itinerant
hurdy-gurdy man, he has given Mr.
skinner one of the most lovable <>r
the many stage characters with
which that accomplished actor has
been associated. Tony, who keeps a
iluwer shop on New 1 ork s east side
In the winter months, and trudges
*|..ng the dusty roads and thru th*
sweet-smelling fields and lanes or
•he open country In ths laay summer
days with his faithful little donkey,
f'apitano. Is s cate-fres. honest opti
mist. ever with a gay song of his
native Italy on his a cheery
word for all whom he meets. Mr.
Hklnner seems to Ilk# Tony, snd so
cleverly and ingenuouaiy doss he
pteaent the character that he Wik»i
his audience Ilk* him, too. There
wax no mistaking this Monday even.
Ira fur Mr Skinner was recalled a
gnat many times at the end of each
Os the four a*-la of the play, and even
had to make ■ speech of thstiks for
tbe cordial reception given him.
After the playwright Introduces
Tony In a corner saloon, where hla
k>> «t nature saves a wretched drunk
from being thrown into the street
minus hat. c< at And cg»h all of
which he supplies the unfortunate—
th* action moves to a small I‘snnayl
«a nla burg called Avalonla. where
Ton* finds the erstwhile “bum’ h»
hue befriended the au*trre mayor of
the town, with a spotlesa reputa
tion. The mayor having gun* to
NSW York on business, euntuy slip
ped on the primrose wa> ami slid in
to the gutter.
What takes place on a rttinda) In
Avalonla, whern the misapplied t’nrlo
liantiy la Introduced, would lose
everything In th« telling iere. for
you must participate In it from ibis
side of the footlights to enjoy It
Htrs. too. In lh« narrow bigotry of
the villagers mole Interested In c* n.
demning ths alnnei than th« em
string* Into life. hi «sotns and
blooms, a tender ruiium •• for Tony
and little June Itamaey, who, be
cause she was tired of "uotliln hap
penin’ ” and wanted to danc< and
laugh and sing, was to be turned out
nf The mayor’s Imuse Into the "high
road ” T*>ny turns hei ug. r little
feet Into the path was was to lead
them eventually to marriage. It.ill
and happiness
Mr. nklnner as Tony is altogether
delightful, and June was charming
ly portrayed hy Kn*am>r Woodruff
Robert Harrison did an unusual bit
of rhara«tei work .1* Joe. a half-wit
ted man whom Tony had found home
less and wandering and had made
hla "pardner" on the hurdy-gurdy
wanderings . Th. character Is one
of humor ami pathos, with an under
current that arouses pity for .loe
with hla funny little toy pistols, and
h'a hallucination that he la a gr< at
general.
The various other roles are In the
capable hands of Walter K. Scott,
Sus Ann Wilson, Ft*n< *a lei tidy
Patters* n McNutt, laiula* Bydno th
Joseph Brennan. Ernest A Klton.
Jessie Trommette. William le>ren<t
and Winona Dennison.
bUA MAE HAWTHORNE.
TBMPLK
"Ma'm**ll« Caprice." a delightful
one-act romance, heads the Temple
bill thla week, and gives Am. ha
Mona and Arrnaml Knli»s .1 n oppor
tunity t<> display their unusual tal
ents Mlae Stone Is a recent recruit
to the vaudeville stupe from mu-leal
comedy. in which sue appeared so
successfully for years. Mr Knits* has
written the music and lyric* of
"Ma'nizell* Caprice, ' wfn.h is » suc
cessor to "Mon Ilesir' and "Mon
Amour."
Mlsa Stone, who claims Detroit as
har home city. Is an actress of great
1 harm and pleasing personality. Her
singing aim dancing in • > far above
par that the audience applauded and
re-applauded at the op. ulna per
formance Monday aWern-.on
The setting foj till pit 1 IHUSUaI
and particular)* artistic, was origi
nated by Mr. Kails* It presents a
“capricious" dlntn - room in a ''ca
pricious" hotel The lighting effe* is
are exceptionally well manipulat'd
The act has a trace of a pl. t that
blends well with the lyric* amt mu
sic of Mr Kallas' authorship
Kor the purpose .• f stln.ulat in, pa
triotism. this week's hill is a w> n
der. After the opening overture !!,<•
orchestra played the Htai angled
Manner,“ and sh<>rtl\ afterwards
tin re was flashed «>n th. s« reen pic
tures of Pershing'? army c.-mlng out
< * the yfexwan t-ib ri r Th» n < am*
the (’gllfornla Boy# hand. with
plenty of martial must. The band
appealed greatly t<» th* au lienee,
who cslle.l f,»r three or four en
cores It Is a well-drill* and organlsa
tl< nos 3B piece*, especially selected
from the membership <>f tbs t’olum
tla Park Bovs' < tub .of S«n Francis
co Th* music of the heavy hra»«
hit a popular chord
♦ 'artmell an<l llnril* feature danc
ing In the»r s.'t sltho th»v also sing
well Miss Harris maV.es ,*n excel
lent man In full-dr»*» and
captivates minv a heart Nelson
W* rice presenting “A Man *nd «
Plano." puts anew twlil on *>otie of
the time# that have been p.putar
**■ *th the loit.lu- Also he I’Y crprr t «
m me of the master*' work* with ev
. epttonal skill and finish. Arthur
peagon the we'l-kn.wc Scotchman,
rrr vide * mo»t rs th» humor on the
h'll Me telle at.out a coup'» watch
ing the N*.« Tear erne in In a New*
York case In a wav that only he
could do.
Alexsn.ter brothers on»n the Mil
with * bali-bounrirg exhlhlt'<>n that
ba» mch In »h* wav of newness
M. Shsce and Mathway have several
• t.tsrfs ring dac.-'re »n<l s'nglcg
rumhers and the Ml' 1* close* by
•h- Four c l-»ters M<’ Uo. gvmnast*.
arose performer* * shows reniark
atle skill and daring
RtI.KS.
Tinv Rttchee. «rdera f«o b'r *l*-
-*s*ants about this week on the
Vfiu* stag- Hhe is an »«g"e sprit*
tor an Ea«t Indian rhald« n. and
ntropettss fearle*s|v sbo .f the rreat
begets, il're. ting ttiern her* and there
with h*r prod and Mm"c «s much
fun as a frntlcs«rna eirl might * «*•
with a couple of collie d..g*< While
*he smiles i« nd «lan<»« with tier ele
phantine pets, the* ilnn* e ponderous,
’y aft"r her Th-v "ft her with
♦ heir trunks, snd !«•» h rt r *<kln upon
their tegs T'nv Buch*e puts her
»*esd In tdg It* tab’s mouth snd then
holds h*c audience In terrified mi*.
n-nse while she order* him to s.-tt'c
down while she repose* beneath Ills
ponderous hulk \_
K. \r r > gitl n.tio s*ee h+oti si if trrrff'
H*stt\ will say tl.at the dress*.* that
E Your Income Tax Vi
f Is probably causing you a good deal of perplexity just rl
t r| U>U tint How to fill out your lilateraent correctly. J
f what deductions io make, what income to enior in J
C column ' A." or fn column "11" the*# Ud BBB) Othßf J
t questions must be promptly and correctly answered tj
B Ret us help you In disposing of the difficulties you f f
wA encounter in making vmir returns Our officers will rs
\\ bg gh«.i to consult. In bb tdi iclty, with tiiosc fj
uA wbo wtoh to • nil i <>i this bbiUbb. CM
• ••elvk aeeeaaeae#eea»aaa *».#■ e• e aaa •• a ask /. .
Detroit Trust Company
** COfTNEH FOPT £ SMELBY STREETS. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
SAFEGUARD YOUR
DEPENDENTS
They expect you to protect
and provide for them not only
during your life time, but also
after your death.
Insure them against the results
of inexperience, improvidence,
etc., by making a will. By nam
ing this Company as Executor
and Trustee under that will, you
will insure economical, efficient
management of your estate.
Onion Sxust Company
Griswold and Congrri* Streets
Detroit, Michigan
they wear are "a dream." They are
two young women, must pleasing to
1* k >t and listen t*. who sing Hlelo
*t|.-e thet «r» |e-s strident than ure
mwiiy vaudeville wni|s, and play to*
Father nt Uo piano.
The Three Iterale furnish a gm
eious eu|>p" of hero Its with tlielr
weight and body-lifting stunts. They
•Hr the old a ta In anew dtrea, ap
pearing in blacksmith*’ aprons They
hold ea. h other hy the weight of
tln ir Jaws and do finished ensemble
huriioiiiat bar work. At ihe last
otiu of tin m holds a heavy anvil hy
his teeth while ins companions beat
It with hammers.
Meignrct Ilea, who appeal# as an
lU'P of the tenements, ha* a laugh
produclna ekit. "The Koul Haver*."
Manning and I*ee. a mixed team,
bring route good laugh* with their
repartr*. and please with their alng-
Ing. v*bll* Nln k and Irwin keep up a
flow- of lush humor and trllltag
melodies
UHI'IIKI VI
The Al Holden trtiupe again cap
tured audiences In the Orpheum the
ater, Monday, with a spectacular ex
hibition that includes everything
from pantomime to hlgh-ctasa acro
batics. There arc nearly a score of
otlcntals In the company and their
hxhibtt'on comprises a pantomime
entitled "The Slave Market." and
n«srly a ilnam other numbers. Hcau
tltul scenic and costume effects and
a< m* mat vejous stunts make the
ayactat rs fairly gasp with astonish
ment.
There Is a woman on the bill thl*
w«ek who deserves special mention.
Hhe |s Marlon Munson, who plays
eight characters In about 10 minutes,
making uulck change* In co*tume
with each one. t?h* put* on what la
r< ally a complete [.lay-let and her
work la tapld and clever to an •*«-
irama
Elliott and Mullen cari v off th«
laugh hom ra with their 1 lever < 1 m*
e.iy Mild follow It up with n variety
of songs Roth are In blackface
1 amptt.il and Meeker offer another
’urge batch of nonsense that make#
the audience loath to see them de
part, amt there# a sketch. “The
Might M»n," put on by a company of
thieo players, that Introduce* aome
vo.-il acting and n lot of action,
f’h.-stcr timber tipens the bill with
Dutch comedy In which he Is ma
terially assist* >I l>\ an automatic dog.
Th<- picture pro'fram la headed by
Mr- V* to n C’u»tle |n the fourth epl
et.tle of the w*>. preparedness and
s 01-tv serial, "Pitrtn’ This picture
Is full of exciting events, hut It*
Mcf Inter* «t this week le the danr
lm of Mr- I’istle in a hotel bill
nii.m Mr*. t'aMle lives up to her
reputation in the mutter of new
sowti# and other flneiy in woman#
upparel.
EDISON POWER
OUTPUT GAINS
The out put of thw Detroit |towrr
Louses of tin Detroit Rdlaon com
Irtnjr for the year ending Dec. "I
War utf. 3"0 kilowatt hours, aa
com, ftrcl to 393.129.81*0 kilowatt
liourn In 1916, an Increase of 39 2 per
cent, according to the annual report
of the company.
Th* maximum demand aas 130,-
COO. nn Dec. 19. as compared with
101,800 kilowatts I>ec. 17, 1916.
The aource of the rev
enue for 19Di show* rale* to munlct
pal nice of 2.1 per rept of the total;
rales to street and mterurban line?
7 per <ent; sales to other public
serv ice corporal lona. Including the
Michigan Central and the Couiium
t ru' Power company of Pontiac, 1.2
per cent.
There was a net addition of 32.840
rtjhtomera In 1916. making the total
108,792. Os the new connect lona,
83 per cent were to private resi
dence- which, it ts explained, makes
very little increase In the earnings
Plant investment chow* an in
crease of J*.350,316.91. Floor apace
In the Highland Park. Ileeeh at. and
Second ave. -uli atatlona has been
doubled and the building? and boll
era completed at the Connor's Creek
power houge for the third 20,1100
kilowatt sieam turblnoA
The company's net income for 1916
was 13,796,699.31, of which SJ4B.-
Ist*:, was th*'
.! 'ljlU'-e lit lilg ljlla " i+f. lxv -at..,4»«.a-r
i interest itrd reserve*.
DETROIT TIMES
kii nitai rgmiL stockyard*
DETROIT. F#b lb—Cattle.
brat heavy steer*, It.ldOlt.lA.
beat hattuy weight uut>ner ateera.
f*7£,y>; mixed steers and heifers.
• * If 8 | it,
• .light but -hers. lOykL beat cow*.
17 0 7*4. butcher cow*, ••ffftVa, com
mon cows, •'. '-a (f 5.7&. cannera. |i '«
S JS; best heavy bull*, bolog
na bulls, |B.7BCr 7; stock bulla,
6V%. fredera, $ 7 px, stockera. RS
#7; nUlkera and sprlngrra ftO.OKO.
Market steady, 13 to 14
canheavy, Hheen and
lambs strong, beat Ismba, 114 40; fair
lambs, tlStilD-g; light to common
lambs, fll 1. ft 1X S : yearlings. IIX-79
6f 13. fair to good sheep, r,*> • i".
culls and common, STUB Hogs: Mar
ket luospects 5o h’gher; yorkrra
and he*vl«#, SlXfflXlTO. pigs. 911.35.
E44T BI FF % 1.0 1.1T9C «TO< K.
linnnlng A Stevens.
KABT BtTKAIA N Y.. Feb. 11
Cattl- Receipts 6<l cars; market 1&
to 29c higher; prim* steers, 9110
il.7*«. but * fir 1 s steers and heifer*.
98.60tf 94.75. heat fat cowl,
butcher# cuwa, 94.5007.79; bulls. 9<
0»
Mog« Receipt* 49 cars: lower:
heavy and yorkers. 9130 13 20 pigs
and llglitn. 111 75012
Hhaep Receipts II cara: atrong.
top lambs. 915.40019 60. yearling «.
• 19. S «y j« ,o, wethers. 9l2 f fl2^ ( '.
ewe*. 9114(1150. calves. »r> ni«.
1 iiirtun i.ix f stock.
CHICAGO. I>b. 12—lloga Re
celnts 7o."0n; market steady iulxe.l
and butchers, 9i2 20<rl2*0. g >o-l
tie# v*. Il.l0til2.50; rough heavy.
911*0011 0 light. 911 *04912.46;
pig" 99 II . "*tCe Receipt#.
82.000: ms»k'*t ste»dy to 10c l-.w-er;
heeves, 94018.86; rows and heifer*,
94.4 5 010 4* 14*<t#r<>25 Texans *4'u
10 26; calve#. 111.760 14 ‘'3 Sheep
Receipt#. ix.oAO; market 10* lower
native 1 grggtarn. 110.71
01170 lambs. 912012 40. western.
912 lltf 12 60
CI.KVEI.3Mn 1.13 K STOCK.
CREVERAND. Feb. 12. Ilogs Re
ceipts 4.000 hr ad . market a* five,
yorkers. IIS mixed and mediums.
sl3. pigs. 11l r.o; roughs. 112. stags,
911 C attl* Receipts r A) care; tmir
k*-t 7'..- higher yb*e»» ami lambs
Receipts "• .'ir-.. market active to
25. higher, t.• |». lir. . Calves Re
ceipt# f.oo h>nd. market active to
26c higher t> p, HI.
I*OI.EDO 1.13 E XTtif K.
TORKDO, Feb 12. -Hogs Receipts
1.00" market 15. higher, tieaviea.
1 mediums 9 l '•kers.
fll.'.'i® 12 *(». g .oil |>ige. *ll Til 60.
t'alvf# Market steady. Sheep and
lumhn Market steady
Vpples 1.: iiOtf i9v per bbl. for
choice and I.'. for fancy.
Beneties flood shipping stu< k. 12
if 2.76 bunch.
Mean* T»i led Rlnias, lie lb.
(>■ll berries latte 1L wes, |ll per
bbl. 13 hu
Dressed < sixes Fancy , 18 g 19c;
No. 2. IH.i 17c lb.
Dressed Mags Right. 14 tfl'.c;
heavy. 12.(131 lb
Fresh tegetables ilrcen peppers,
760 basket, radtshe#. 35tt40r doa..
parsley, _’6ft 25c do* , cucumber*, hot
houet. 92Q2 2S; carrots, |l.6i> bu .
Brussel# sprouts, 25c «it.: * allfornla
celery, 76c'u91 60 do*.: Florida toma
toes. 14 75 ft 6 per 4-b*#k>‘t crate, cau
llflowtr, 1 i 25 do* , lettuce, I3«j 15c lb.
is rear Fruit -9441 4 50 P*r crate.
Henry Finry white, lttfl7c. ex
tracted. StTlOc lb.
May—Detroit shippers are paying
the- following prices for baled nay In
tar lots f o. b Detroit* No 1 timo
thy. 91 4 50ft |.V standard timothy.
911 50 48 1 4 light mixed 913.50 7f I 4
N’.» 2 timothy. 1124(12: No. 1 mixed.
I’l6o'rflf. No 2 mixed. It ••♦ill: No.
1 clover, 918(113.40. rye sliaw. 19 50
(fl« wheat and oat straw. |4 6<M»*
pir ton.
I.emnns I>♦’ 469 per l>ox.
limes
\ nis—l’nlrui' - 2"#2lc almonds
]rft Jo ■ filberts. ISff 19c; Rrazlls.
19s#20c pecans 15 It 1 B«- lb
Drang*-« Vs vels 1 I C 5 ft " 7" , Flor
ida. t ’ f 3 6 ' f.er box.
♦ in'nus 1* c ' |>er 100-lb. »a< k.
Hpanisii onions 13 '•) pel crate
Pststses
I
- So *i • bn new liermuda*, 111
pe r bbl., 14 per T.u.
Ponltr» *-’t r'ni’« 22 A 21c light
•-i lnc« ;ae» 21 c faoc> hens. 2?" t
;-«•; mediums ?o'r 'lr. slaa* I 4J
15, r<> e*»r« I<SI 1 ge e»e, l'»<T2*c;
dorks. 24c lb
I'lnespples 4 . per crate; 15.76 per
do*.
It • t>M«s f ■ 2*. «? 76 do*
s# rets berries loff I>c rjuart
sr« ret I*..lntoes 1.-rpfv *. k'ln dried.
12 to per * rale
jitlilitM. PRICE*
( ann-il tioods Aplt'es. I ’ i7's 1' r
.•#!., I,imn bean# |1 Ittft 1 ffl corn
fnm > Maine. || 75 standatd, II s‘"
t M hle beets. 11 <1 119 pens fancy
esrlv .Tun# J' Hi. standards II snl
mn taH 12 4". mrr -« fit I"’**
I' 29*7 1 25. <nr'v June. II ">9 sifted
e • rlv June ♦[ to «i..x, T..matoea.
standard. 1' 60 169 d..*
ins t-e -et-.#, stnednr.l 147T17C
t-.edtom fsnet .'"<o 27. Rio,
runr.'t' 1 1 ”• t trkiides. I4ft22c.
1-1 h Hn-« th
I rrH t. l.blnv prb e# 199. Ih SS l< s,
Man •'*7: #*#»•'• I m 'd"ng« **«
t're mlddllnrs. •'« ■ -#ek*d corn 144
ronese corn mI. 943. corn and oat
hor I 9 tan
Floor Jobh or- prices Rest Mlcht
—sn patent 4n second psfent. 99
rtrn'rht 14 79 Mir-n- 44 *'• #t ring
t t». 4* 49 h’d >n *«t h pnnsr sacks.
(Ml Rsw llnsr* and It 9J h.'lled 11VX -
• erd lint in barrel lots J<r. P( «ene
t. i k.wagon or (eon hsreels. TANARUS» sniond
l v?< perfection. *sc na
isc*ne 11 '► red crown rnsollne.
|9Uc sal
It I|c s \'.» I ■ ured | 1.-* 7" • Vo
1 *r-en hides. l«c No 1 pored hulls
16. No. 1 green h”ll » 13» ; No 1
cored re*l kip ?3c No 1 rrsen vesl
Vip 22c: No. 7 cured murrain l*c
Vn l (»reen murrain 17 No, 1 cured
cslf. 39r No 1 vr.'.-.i .-r.lf Iff' V.. 1
. re* hide# t 1 N< J or*e hld»i 64
No 1 tallow 44 No 2 follow*, 17. No.
t pjde* tr nff Si 2 kip and calf
ioff sbcr.sk o« las so amount
n.,o|» r,«cW* 2
Sugar Market I
>— ■ ■ i—iiir
Swgero- -Detroit wholesale prices
rrx»ial domino*# i lb. 110 7». do. 9-
|b. 119 76. I ag'y tahlets 99 45; cut
loaf. 1* 80. cub* *. 97 98 xxxx p..wd .
97 78, standard powd.. • 7.4»«. gran,
extra coarse, |? 40, do, 6ne, In bulk
97 25. do. 26-lb. cottons. 97 4l rmstal
dorr.:no gran.. 2-lb and 5-lb. twrlone
In cases. 97 «5: do. hf < »-»♦ 17.76.
ibamond A. 97 75; Confe. turners' A.
9? 80 No « 17 ft N*. I 17 89 Vo «.
17 16 No. 7, I? 1«: No. B, 17 95. No 6.
17: No. 1«. |«4S. No. 11. 9< ?0. No. 12.
9G 41 No. 94 39, No 14 84 BO No
18 I**9; noncaking mixture. 1*25.
beet granulated. 87 16 per 100 lbs
V u*ehol<4 powd I’*- 24 to ease 92 91,
do, 49 to ea#-. 94 05 per rase.
Dlint I’MOIM I'tx
Matter Extra creanierv. 3Bc lh.;
creamery dreta. 3B’4r dairy, 2B« lb,;
ib.. packing stock. 24 '4c lb.
Ilwg^—Fresh receipt* .**e* Includ
ed drat*. 4Ji%r do* cttrrx-nt recslpt*
42lic do* Receipt* Saturday. 140
case*
4 ke##e Michigan flats, 21c, New
York 24 *0 ti 26c domestic Hwis* 27 1f
84e; Imported *wlss, 69g<«0c, brick
cream. 2040 Sir; llrnburger, Hk,
2 4 40c, Blb 8340 C Jong h rg#. 2Xr;
daisies. 21 g 224,c Ih
frlstlsf—th# plalu neat hl#4—that
tm sishi Tteeasi Jsh Pest Wale 4AM.
Livestock
Produce
WOLVERINE EARNS
OVER 17 PER CENT
Shipment* of Wolverine Portland
cement In barrel* were 20 per cent
more in 1910 than In the previous
year, according to the annual re
port of the Wolverine Portland (>
ment company. Production chow*
an tncree** of 13.fi per cent In clink
er and 133 In cement over 1916.
Net profit* amounted to 9177.239 96.
or to more than 17.7 per cent on
the capital stork of 91,000,000. t>!v
ident payment* amounted to 9H<t,ooo
The bnlauce *heet shown total a*-
*eta of 91,220.038.72, compared with
91,2"3,023.02 on Pec. 31. 1915. Cur
rent aaaeta, Including; 992,771 52 in
cash. were 9263.7fi8fi1, a* against
9187,805.79 for the year before. Cur
rent liabilitlea were reduced approx
Inmtely 918.000.
Marriage Licenses
George Stiver. 51; Millie Wallter,
«
August H. Planthaber. 21. Marie B.
Lifer. 29.
Kmnk Sell, 54, Detroit; Ella Waug.
erman, 24. Indiana.
Bruce Huid. 57; Msiel Buroftfl. I*.
Andrea Zlchlckl, 23. Antonina Kl*>r
ario. 2*.
Thmnti C. Dunn, 3a. Flnrencs Mill
er. 22
Mikola] Bodnar, 27; -loanna Ougor
rxyk, Ik.
Paul Salamon, 24. \ I'lliki Ulote,
I*.
Ernest Orlando, 24, • .ola Grosky.
a».
Jua F. Ilart, 25, si. (mule, Mo.;
Martha F. Kltowski. I*. aaine.
John Kuroa. 57; Stefanla llacaa. HO.
Mika I'opewux, 24. Anna 3* at becks.
20.
Franctsxek Dwornlk. 22. Tekla
Zama. 22
Joseph Mayday, 14, Elliabeth
Maine*. 24.
M« ko I kagar. 31. Marie MtaMna. 21.
Barmy E. Arndt. 26. ftpringwells.
Murqut rite ttohel, 20, same.
reter Wawrenty. 24. Katharine
hpunnr, 27.
Frank K.rpal, 24 Marie Maßrke,
24
Daniel Q. Mlnter. 24. Ruth E.
Evans, 22.
David Weinstein. 21: Helen McGee,
han, 20
August Krlaten. r. 4, Mary Llppke.
./ 4
Charles W. Shot well. 34. Chicago;
Edna M Sprenger, -’7. same.
William C- Meddlnga. it. Ethel
Fisher, 21.
George F. Murphy. 29. Detroit; Id*
E Hinnmer, 26, Columbus. O.
Walendy Lea:ak. 26; Mary Pxublk.
22.
Vernon C. Fashbaugh. 22. Detroit.
Marie I. Stewart. 21. I’anton. t>.
Anthony Tonianek. 64 Rosalie
Dwmriouikl, 46.
lxuls HerkovtU. 23. Hoete
Schwartz, Is*
Jos ph Mlllno, 27; Christine Clrlllo.
Frank Koalnala, 21; Jennie Kowal
ska. 17.
Mortuary
wntm—Erl). 11, 1617. Jacob, be
loved husband of I.Milan Welbel,
dear father of Archie and Ralph
Welbel, .Mis Jos Dunnwbark. Mra.
Henry Wagman and Mrs. Fred
Dnnnaback. and brother of Mra
William T. Duet. John and Fred
Welbel Mrs lauline Rowe. Tlllle
and Hattie Welbel, Mrs. Louise
Pchweimmer. of Jackson. Mich., and
Mis. Carrle Banmelster. of Jack
son. Mich, aged 56 > ears. Funeral
from residence, f,47 St. Atibln-ava..
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Hk.t.r WAoren—malm
Free Instruction
for
SALESMANSHIP
CAPABLE YOI'NR MF.N between 23
and 30 wanted to take up the studv
of life Insurance; an exceptional
< pportunUy to get Into a good pay
ing business Instruction classes
Monday evenings no charge.
N. REESE
121* Ford Bid* Phone Cherry 5464.
Bright young man about 18
years of age for work in mail
room. Apply Mailing Dept.,
Detroit Times, 73-75-77 Bag-
Wy-ave.
A gentleman of good habtth
TO TAKE CP A PAVING Bt'fll -
NK«f* WF. APfRHT YOI' WHILE
LEARNING. E*t'FRIENCF. NOT
N’Ei’E^F*RY APPLT 217-1 FAR
well hi r>c,
WE NEED office men end women;
good charm t»r and experience.
DETROIT BOND A REE. CO..
705 Gas Bldg
hki r wavtxu—rrsti.g
A BUSINESS TRAINING
For young women, with pay
while learning. Fine oppor
tunities for promotion to po
sitions with better pay.
Steady work under conditions
that are pleasant and health
ful. Free disability benefits.
Apply Operators’ Training
School, John R.-st. and Madi
son-ave., 0 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Michigan State Telephone
Company.
Tl» MEAT—FLAT*
WE HAVE SEVERAL WELL-LOT AT.
ED FLATS AT REASONABLE
R MICHIGAN LAND CO.
417 FREE PRESS
( -
MODERN upper flat six rnonu Vr%e
wood and Merrick 135 * month
Walnut 357-J.
TO ItRVT—IIOI *K«
A. A A. A A A A A.
Hannan Rental Agency
A free Rst of house* und flat* Call
In person at the oldest end largest
real estate exchange In Michigan
t M'-QRAW BUILDING
TO BEAT—ROOM*.
HOTEL FRANKUN~
Cor Turned and Bate* at a. M*fcs roar
home for the winter at the Hotel
Franklin Special weekly ratee
from 14 to 114
PIN •..1.4 HINIUK4I K PMOPKRT*
THE JHSS'FyET
SEE WHAT SI,OOO
WILL DO
4-famlly. furnished complete Present
Income I*4 00 a ninth Gan easily
be lnere*«ed !'■ 00 1 11,00) down
Owner Mr. Buell. Market 4616.
Office Cherry 710
2-FAMILY FLAT
14 bloek from Jefferson are , in the
heart of the factory district: 6
rooms and bath oak floors thro ugh.
out. price |f, n®o 1660 and 'wn, bal
ance same as rent
JACKSON
441 Drexel. Hickory 2»»».
CORNER FI.AT. ITS* K'nata rd
one bio* k weat of Hamilton and
Highland Park. Pressed brh k
froat and eld", modern In every
way. 6 end 4 rooms and hath, near
ar litre »nd s« h<ol 6 ml »* 4r m
Fords. Owner, H»mlrw- k 6191-M
FOR Ml 10-NK4IMR4I R SXnSiitt
Waterworks Park District
MONTCLAIR AVENUE
Two-family brick veneer. 6 rooms and
hath « n ftrat floor, * rooms and
hath on second, one-half Mock
from Jefferaon-ave. on west side of
etreet. •S-foot tot with gaiags and
• Ide drive, full basenrent an*f tuba:
fairly modern. Price 67,760. Mmali
payment down. Balance same as
rent
C. L. JACKSON
441 Drexel-hlvd. Hickory 5016
3-FAMILY BRICK VENEEK
6 doors off Jefferson-araw, 6 rooms
and parlor each fireplace and base
plugs, oak and while Ivory finish,
full *>a*ement and separate furnace
and tub*, with elate roof; neutral
side drive; r*-ady to mova Into,
61.504 down balance easy.
C. L. JACKSON
642 Drexel Blvd. Hick. 2085
~SSOfTDOWN BUYS
A beautiful 6-story frame residence,
one Mock from East Jefferson. I
large bedrooms with aun parlors
first floor finished nntu-al oak aac
ond with Ivory: diningroom panels
with leatherettes, full basement,
plate glass mirror* In vestibule,
full basement with hot watar, fur
nace and tubs.
C. L. JACKSON
642 Drexel Blvd. Hick. 2085
A BIG BARGAIN
Twn-famlly frame, one-half block
north ol JefTer*nn-ava.. paved
street, one block from school and
churches. 6 rooms and sun parlors
each; side drive with double ga
rage, oak and white Ivory finish;
full hiisement with tubs and du
plex shades You can move right
In. s7.o(in non down, or will take
lot as part payment
C. L. JACKSON
Prpypl Blvd. Hick. 2085
■ t SIAICa* OPPORTUNITIES
A I-ARGE vacant rooming house for
lease 3*5 G*ss, on premises alt
•ay kun<lay Jackson & Randall.
411 Mml t h old* Cherry 4744
•9*499, IfCAR Mi- htgan-ave . D< ar
boui, exchange fur automobile, will
add some cash. Grand 349-M
A LARGE VACANT
R. i tnlng hi 'US' sos lease. 991 '"ass.
Halesnan on pieinise*. Jacks<>n A
Randall, 4)1 Peter ffmlth bldg..
Cherry 4748.
CUR Hohmimj IIOCSKH ARK THE
BEST
JACKSON RANDALL
111 Smith Bldg. Cherry 4748
row SALK—VACANT LOT*
A. A. A. A A. A A. A. A. A. A. .
PALMER WOODS
Vary desirable lots for sals In this
high-class subdivision M. F.
LAL'GIILIN. 102 C Dims Bank Bldg
Cadillac 64
BLAINE 3> fc* i. west of Wilson,
51.6tV Seebaldt. 3*l ft., near Beech
wood. 91,950 These if snap*.
L. E BARBER.
18 Campsu Bldg
“palmer" woods
De*lrabte lot In this beautiful sub
r W* E ANT>KBSDN. Main 4673.
1752 Dime Bank
Hi: 51. EMTATI* OPPORTUNITIES
DON’T SHOP ~
for tha* house or lot without
DICKINSON’S GUIDE
In your pockat. Mailed on request
Department T. Dlrslnaon'a. Detroit
~MAKK”SI,OOO
Get Your Lot Now
in the
GREEN SUBDIVISION
IDown and \ r r Monthly
Pnor*KR T T LlEfi INSIDE OF THE
CTTT LIMITS. BETWEEN FORD
rflM»rw * v AND GRAND rtver-
AVE. INO« iHR s**4 CHAMBER
fir PftyvCYICE OR 7115 GRAND
RTVEn-ATF CALL CHERRY 1475
r»r> «• it VI'T ID I.
TO EXCHANGE—BEAL ESTATE
FINE SIMMER HOME AND B''4|.
NKR* PROPERTY IN SAUT.T STF
MARIE. MICH. TO EXCHANGE
FOR DETROIT IMPROVED
MICHIGAN LAND CO.
- -rtrEBF
roll f ALE—FAB 44*
FARM buxers send for •’Piper's Farm
Bulletin" It's free Many lurgalns
W C. Piper. Holden bldg. Detro't
HENf* FOB OUR (ARM CATAI/»*»
WITH I M'SCRIPTIONfI Oh 100
FARM BARGAINH WITH... ill
MILEft oF DETROIT.
EYSTER The Farm Man
507 MAJKSTB* BL. <j.
FARM roR HAf.E 1 miles of Roch
ester on the state-rd. Fraction over
6» acres. O. W. Patterson. Ftfth
st west.
KOM AAI.E—Ml** KLLANK4H.B
Typewriters —l-ate Models
Underwood. Corona.
Royal, Smith. Remlng
t*«n. 110 to t i, or r«-nt
(■Bn
i'"
Main 4105
ORINNKLL RR« >S. town make) Plano
for 6'tO I *. r> gular 1400 sty b. r>ut< and
short time, good a* n» w; nedern
In every detail; fin*' inahogsny
Faay payments. Call at >n< —
OR INN ELL BIB'S 2«:> \V. -dnard
RO*)J4H Furntture rnr rooms r -a
plete 61 week Sumner M'ch A xth
SOIIMKR UPRIGHT TI A NO, m.x a
any case, this piano was turned in
a« part payment on on" of our f
mou* Mason 4c Hamllß n cjrxn.ls
If In to* market for a g«"»'l -land
ard make upright tail at onre.
and h"Hi fb** beautifll pan ■. j r •
I row onlt 6226
Buy nowhere until you io «e.n »’ «
1 16
Tin: cable piano co, ?;s
Woodward
T 1 i'
i AVI' USED 621 t" 1* ■* T.argest
stock. e*«v terms Renting II 50
up Call No. 7 CampuA neii De
trolt opera house t idltlac 4486.
I.NARK PIANO f r 12«4 r« ; Mar » ""
»lyla, tine fuirl xalmi* full -i«c
■ see) tone • ptend and ( fiditlon
TV's fit noii" mil,, a- at i sroi, I
pavm»nt and, wn balm e at tour
r r>rt ve It! en, e tiniNNl.Ui RROB.,
24 5 Woodward
BODA FOUNT A TNI* new and used;
i steam tahfX* store furn'ti.re coi
fs* urns Easy term* Geo Mse*h
Cos M Xa*t Atwatei i Main 4561
• I.TPI' T'!' 'M HO VT* PARGMN J 55*.
York,
Inch bell, fine sl'de a tlon cost lA.i
pen FpoM.ll th 1 • week with • t-e
lr lttde for 4 GRINM.I.L
min*' Hr*n< h. 57 Monroe
«:AXADUO’Si MMVit'N ■■** soi ra
no low pitch. nlek'M pilled Kohl
er! make, automatic ocfax’e Hev,
rut'her mouthpiece. |o r t condl
f*,-n This week 9X7.3* tske* it.
fIRTNVELL niß«* Rrnn'h 57 Nfon
roe-ave.
ITO RAGF furntture nesrtv new har
,,'fl B-l ’• c« ’* k * *rh
son \ r'TVTMV
STTORK FIXTTUKS
nf alt kind* mfe We sell dlre>-t to
retail trad*- at jobbers* pr' e* f|ee
t*a before Mirlrr P* n* t 'x' * ~
for salesman Ml 9tsff wilt -
Cos t«-2* Catherine near Oratbit
FO* Ml 91 -XiACWnt—T
H. S. JAM liß “ IP
Conti*actor’ii Machfnory
754 chamber or ct^nt2Rc&
CADTiI-AC 5»l •
PBWWHU ....
•NOTfC*—lf any poor girl M Hg
trouble, nee ting advisa M*nM»
or help, writ* or call o«IUK|EK
TART MSBGARKT DIJFrr 6919
Fort-at W dal vat ton Army,
WA XTtPTO BPT—WItrgUANPOPI
CA9H for aid falss teeth gold «raw Mb
broken jewelry, diamonds, sitrhea
etc., full value paid Liberty
Ca . 97 Wr>rvdw'd 4th floor eleraisft
MOXKV TO LO AW
BUILDING LOANS
Get ready for that new horn* or Hat
in the spring: if you own a lot wa
will loan you all tha mooif to
build.
MEANS A WADE.
Mortgage Bankers.
113*.1114 Majdstlc bldg.
JOIN THE LEAGUE
Then you can obtain
8% MONEY 3%
to buy nr build a home, pay *>F fitnt
mortgage, repay earns in small
nv.nthly payments lleaa than rent).
Write <t call
Co-Operative League of
America
ISSO Penobscot Bldg.
Conhtruction liO.ANH—Lib* rnt
amount*. J F. Weber. 2*4 OratloL
WR BUT LATYD CONTRACT9k
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
919-415 Hammond Bldg. Cad. 6919.
Land Contract* Bought
Quick and aatlsfactory deals
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
55 ANTED—WOXF.T
~ 6 f r NETTO INVESTOR
61.000 mortgage for sale on l>etroir
city real estate House sold for
61.500. Interest c*, Beefed fres O#
charge; taxes paid. Insurance kept
In force. Tax exempt. Other mort
gages ranging tn amounts from
61.0 ft 0 to It.OftO. Bank reference*.
THOMAS MORTGAGE C.
Cherry 1214. 2hl Penobscot Bldg.
55 SVn.fi—RESIDENCE PROPERTY*
OWNERS- ts you have property
suitable for rooming purpose* and
want to lease same, call and saw
us Very best of tenants wanted-.
15 111 pay good rental and aecur#
leas*; one day s service. Jackson
A Kendall, 411 Smith bldg. Cherry
474**.
mncnxoi
M4«S MEETING of the applicants t®
membership In tha Tippecanoe Ath
letic club will be held In the audi
torium of the Detroit Board of
Commerce. Tuesday, Keh 14. at 9
p. m. Unit attendance desired.
STORAGE SAD CAHTAGR
CENTRAL BTORAOE CO., movlns,
packing, fireproof; ratsa right Mo
tor vans for suburban moving.
Phone Cadillac 49.
ROE lit. RROfi "Moras*. Car tag® *W
Packing Office 142 Alfred Ridge 4g|
ACME Storage mammota wtrxhooaa.
Storage movtnv M 41 ORm*fc
PARTY MOVING to California oaai
rent part ol car. Cantml dtoragW
Cos.. Cadillac 19.
WlXtlfth CLEANIRa
EXPERT WINDOW
CLEANING CO.
OENERAL JANITOR WORK.
Office 116 Farmsr-st.
IHoors and windows properly ctaansi
and work absolutelv guaranteed.
Our patrons Include General Motor*
Cos. Packard Motor Cos. Michigan
Drug Co x Detroit Times. Olds Motof
Works Rurnham-Stoepel and Cos. ts.
S Rndlator Corp., Northern Motor
Cos.. Wm. P. Bonortght A Cos., Hay
den St me A Cos. Trussed Concrst*
building end many others Phon®
Cherr> 7*l for trial.
" " ' 11 -x
I*l BMC 50TKT. OF SALK OF L -
I I.SIMED H tU(. AOE
NOTICE IS HKKKBY GIVEN that
the following unclaimed baggage will
b* 1 sold at public auction at the bag.
a*go room of the Ml<h|jgmi)_.L'jLiUsa4*
TefiujoJiL iiUsceem'-tTir'Drlr <\t. Wayne
■rriThly. Mbhlgan. *n Tuesday, the
t'th da;- us Man’ll. I>l7. at 7.3* o'clock
P. \l. Eastern Standard Time, and
each follow'tig day at the earn*- time
until sold, the same having remained
umlalmid In ttie poe*e.*#ion of the
Mli bis'.in Genital Railroad Gomf»an>*
j for ore (| i year or more. The name®
sos th" ow ner* of said baggage are
j unknown. The general description
of «md baggage and the name of the
station or depot to which each piece
was checked i* a* follows: Check No.
4i - 6856 to Detroit. Bundle; 7404, Da
trnlt, Htnt t’aae. 842181. Gd Rapid*.
Batehel; 28614. T>etrolt. Bundle;
I r . ft 22V. Gd Itapld*. Hatrbel: 284706,
Detroit. Trunk 18244*. Rattle Creek,
Suit <’a •• 1 77■*S'• Mult • *a*e; 8717Y7.
IGd Rat id*. Mu t <*a*e. 457742. Detroit.
Pag Tools. 26315. Detroit, Bundle:
1* 284 Gd Rapid*. **>lll Case. 9) J 97,
li’hlcago, Rundle, 7."G24. Midland.
Brndb* 151714 Wor.dlawn. Bundle;
SPBSJ. Detroit. Trunk. 14418*. Detroit,
knit Ci»e, **4l*4. Tietrott. Ualehel;
Jims* Detroit. Match"l; 8*4447. De*
Ifroß. ' SnR t '.se, "•74461, Buffalo,
u .it Cum* 573465 Buffalo. Suit Caaat
7*722 Detroit M„lt <’;i*e 28!>a*5 De
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treit. Trunk: *44*l, Detroit. Mleleh;
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■ Detr If, CuR Cn*o 611''74. Detroit.
; Trunk "Hi-ct. Detroit Trunk' 63443.
D« tr ‘t. Te'-vopr 86403, Detroit,
S ' < c a ,5074 Detroit. Millt Case;
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ft it. Trink: * 17. Detroit. Bog;
17"• 11 M iffal Trunk - 04 Detroit.
Trunk *l7. Detroit. Trunk: '*464(iJ,
D/trolt Tool Rox • 95855, Kalamaxoo.
.Trunk 48847. Detroit. Mult Ge*e;
I 4■»* 1 * G.d Rap Ma. Mult Case. 767314.
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Slit Ga*e |*«74 Detroit. Rag *24123.
I*. tr,.it. Rag- 72'' K ‘> Detroit. Trunk;
x»-.v 'l-troll, Trunk. 352*65 De
t'dt. Trunk 87.7247, Kalamaxoo.
Trick 1 * *B. Detroit. Mult I’aae;
117 12 4. D“trolt. Mult Case. 1P2525.
T«etr R. v ' It f*a«e 51*51. Detrott.
t.igh Chair 44« I*etro|t, Trunk;
2' mC Toledo, "c njn k I*4oßl. Detroit,
is .rnple Cs»e; 1 44032. Detroit. Semple
Mult <Si*®;
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TANARUS, Poy 14. Detroit Go Cart.
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•<'•445, Detroit. Trunk 914**1. De-
I troi* Mult Ca*e, 201154. Chicago.
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I Baby Cab 52161. Chicago, On Cart;
1 1 77 •<J Ib.i fit' , TtiriVF *75*47. Chl
<syo. Suit Case 24*490. Detroit Mult
fa-" it, Detroit Canvas flag: 79*527.
Detroit. Bundle; 5*1*39, Detroit Mutt
Case. 6"T4, Chicago. Raby Cab;
211748. Chicago, hull Case, 549451.
Detroit s,,| t • ae». »«»38. Detroit
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Detroit 11 gh Chair; IMBI, Dafrolt.
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