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PB #r Money
t g*t
if Mi cUmbs iky ward.
Ifßflt tggl and vegetables
M 9 ftknoft beyond the fwn-
Af purs#. Happy k tht
booipwift who knows
Mroddod What, its low
MOat and its high food value.
A batter balanced ration
M meat or eggs end costs
ouch lew. Two Shredded
Wheat Biscuits with milk
or cream make a complete,
perfect meal supplying all
Its nutriment needed for a
half day’s work at a cost of
a few cants. Delicious for
soy meal with milk or cream,
or with stewed fruits.
Msds at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
101,000 SPIES
WU. S.. CHARGE
SMtetor (Herman Impressed
By Need For Drantk
Measure**
WASHINGTON. Feb 20. There
•it iot.mv spies in tb«* L nited
Patm, Seuior Lee OvfnnaD d*
dared on ilif flwr today dor
Inc deba'e on the espionage Mil. for
protection again* t the operation* of
•pin and malefactor* >n t»m* u(
war.
"I am told. Overman exclaimed
"there are now 1 tK>.O-X» spies on
United State# poll.”
Overman, aa member of the jud;
nary committee in rharfe of the
bOI. ha* been in close loach wi*h
the deportment of Justice, nbich
drafted the measure.
Talk* on Paha I Cult V
Dr All Kali Kahn. con«ul general
of Persia. spok* Sunday eeenlnf in
Old Unitarian church on the “Broth
erbood of man a* expressed in the
poetry of Perm* " He gave the bt*
tory of the Bahai movement, which
|»e referred to as the spiritual a*ah
eaiaf of aouthwestern Asia, starttnc
tn 1*44 with Miras Alt Mohammed
the Bah, who was executed by the
Mxhsmmrian' and continued by
3ftran Husain All. federally known
•a Baha'oTlah. who was exiled and
Imprisoned The lander today is
<Ahdtrt Baha Dr Kahn Is in Detroit
In charge of the Persian exhibit la
aba Museum of Art. He is doctor of
Eophy. having re cited his de
ha tha Imperial university ol
Local Stock Trading Dull.
Trading on tb«» Drirou Hum k ft
«ba«B*. Mo«da> mottling, wa* a*
V**" *»b Sorra! board *alr* a an*.
bmdr but ok>k( or rha trading »»•
In odd l<H* at prira* sllthUv
Changed from thy rang* of D t
j %'*+k Michigan Stamping wa*
main active. o|cmm with a «al* c»i
100 *har* h at is 1-4. t>dd lot* »»r»
Arad. : In at 1* 4-2 Odd lot* of
Re© Car add at ;6 I ! <nnun*-n
tol aold around S* 1 2 board lot.
Aa Uaual
p' ■%
'6i .
i sir
Boubrrtt*—Have th*y dt*eovrr»d
lb* Identity of that chap who drop
fed dead wtth f&.Md In hi* pocket*’
Chauffeur— Y* • : he »m the pro*
feci n r dance of 17 chow girls
Head
O
P
• mI \jr —T
| Cohenet* !n |to lawyer*- My wtfe
hiniped In front <»f a railroad train
•nd a policeman pulled her off d**r
i |h*ck—could I aue der city for dam-
I «•*!
[Headaches
f come mostly from disorder* of
I: the stomach, liver and bowels.
| Regulate these organs and keep
I tree from headaches by using
BEECHAM’S
|[ PILLS
STARVATION
OF BRITAIN
IMPROBABLE
-NKViV tLE»»
Neutrals Would Go To
Her Aid, Says
Financier
TONNAGE GROWS
TO OFFSET LOSSES
U-Boat Campaign Is
Doomed To Failure,
Is the Outlook
Henry Clew** weekly financial re
view says:
•'The w \r in Europe shows no
eign« of abafinc in intensity, albeit
the dcsir* for and belief tn early
1 pc.»ce i« *To*.ng imonc all th* tel
liferents. Bitterness grow* each
clay and all indications point to a
resumption of boaUliti** with the
coming of epnng upon * more dr
I struotlve .csle than ever* EviJeat
l) the w<n»t is close at hand, snd
lo the innumerable horrors already
endured Jut of starvation is oo»
to be added stvrvatiem. not of the
belligerent* onlv. but of the millions
of unfortunate non-com b**an< a in
Relfiurn Poland Armenia. t*j»er»a.
etc. Human endurance must be
tpproacbinc the end
“As for the attempt to starve Lng
land with enbmariats that will prove
futile. A f moot the results atll no*,
be worse than a temporary Incon
venience or deprivation of some
articles of sustenance Great Bn’air
and a total ocean tonnage of nearly
before the war. or almost
une-hnlf of the worlds total. The
I oases from lb# beginning of the *«r
to the new submarine campaign
were about t.tOC.OOft toms, of which
2. 500. 0 ft) tons were BrlMah and the
remainder neutral These losses,
however, have be»n very largely
compensated for by new construc
tion. so that, ac caw ding to an eatl
mate of the United States shipping
commiMiotjer. the net lots of world's
tonnage in January was about -H>,-
woo tons.
“Os late the outrnt of new ton
itage has o> **n immensely increased
in all part* of the world bv bign
freight* and prospect* of their con
tmuint* for a lone period ahead
from this latter fact it follows that
-u .nar>D t will have to increase
:h*<r p'***«nt dc >tructivenesa vetv
* ou-*d*-: 4>. - before they can pc*»i
--» • rrn apiroa<h *he starvatinn of
. r. 1 i ;rh and mron
t.rn iaav *e a< corapiiabed. bit
•U.-valien te practically impossible
n*i*e ■- a vanetv of reasons th’
• -r. ai -nnot be carried ont Fire*,
it Soil I r»»iiire J. fleet of au^.is
• rm» • j an., times larger than the
■ - ••*ll’. esc ts aseo*bfl»h such a
» >• '»nd. the LMtish ]> • v
• l»1- rabl* able to cope wth
il nn»fu.t>. and ha* evidently
flood v n* u» ••.icrervful mean-* of
n*r m.* h a» de»»royert, net*,
.••ropian . traffic lanes, cotuo
etc. i
“T 1 e ic'ir.wpu* now appears to t*e
i'Tar <, { \\y power! e** against wa
t« J in ! It.» • ff*<iiY»oefs ag_-ic.
.i* n ah**n armed ia ni’K
.«!u *h| No fac* are given out *•
hr Lr.ti i * Imi ilty aa to th» M'
*«lily »n.« ng »übn.»nne*, bat ther
1- r« in to he|i*re it i* v*r> hig
‘ Sln< * *hc b< | norng of the pr *
•n* nmu t ;<» Brit I-b vbtpa. inc| w’
me trawler and fl*h!ng
Jure b**o destroy*"!. Thi* In an
.«i*rag»- <.( n’ er fur p*r day It will
r« nitre a -o’l r>»nv nove than th
in )*tnrv Ln-’Urd and If that con
Mftc*r;< n in ight tbla countr.
ri . .« would andenakr
In ( ul wiper nece.vir;-
• Ylr'.i ii >r rmfli. if not for h
n ... ccn*lderation* In
<■ th« re are now ,■
* ,! un ier conjtru.
• .nr .... >'• « f 1.700.d0© tup'
J:* I t • i-r*- al*o luru.n :
n w tonnage Wt
: and <mg in this <l r •
ti n r. finally known. »|r.«
I hi laipett ship bun 1'
r ’• i and nas lately turn
n to milling n>er<
•inr reared vigor. Tt
..<; < iting England by m
nut <joon:ed to aerioua do.i.
pon ii
“Th* *<rurity markets ha**' *
tied c»u to a *iata of inac*i«
p*n<l!ni devek>pn*#ttU growing
if the war IJowdatlon ha* n
Seen going on for Two month- ( r
Mir** «r« r>>n«lderably |o*»/ t\
• hen «!».-cula»»on waa at he *;
Our rela’lon* with Germany are o'
four** the pivufaJ l*awe. and th«
<onr»c*i*,n grow* daily ‘hat ft t« only
a question */ ttma when some ovart
net on the part of Oermanv may
drive this country into war”
Maaeo Man Ip M Ming
Detroit police have bewc aaked
tA look for Newton T Haselton, 4«
year* tdd. proprietor of a gara*<
at Maaon. Mich., who wandered
away from his boma. Friday, dur
ing a temporary mental lap#*
Haielion bad been sick for some
ttma It la aaid, and had about |]oo
When be left bom*. He is 4k yeare
old and wore a blue flannel ahlrt,
gray overcoat and black cap
PHwttwm—ya* w»U wea« ki.a—«w.«
k Hpk*—Tlw*» J*k Prat Mala SMS.
LITTLE PAL
57 Wfcfee SPCMCHN i \.\|NCJ UNOECJTANO WWY lif
ATTEtfT,US HEBE, j fl
SEEN THiwaiil II "ICO Iwe can orr a large.?
rr would be a tS?£.!?2£?si I! CJ-A Soitv on tm-gbouno
Good 'Dca ro r .Galkin sense I Qp»e J fLooa ros. *SO a
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BETHLEHEM STEEL
ISSUES NOTES
FOR $50,000,000
srw YORK Feb 20.—Plans for
»*!e of fifty million dollars Bethle
hem Steel notes, announced today,
revealed the fact that a tangle which
has held op a |74.*>X»OdO shell con
tract with the Riseiva government
line been cleared.
The loan sought by the corpora
lion Is to be need tn completing the
shell contract. Charles il. Schwab
announced It i« secured bv twenty
millions Bethlehem bonds and forty
millions British short term notch,
which o* consider* good as gold ”
Thee# note* ware the ones against
which the federal reserve board re
cently named the Federal Revenue
banka.
PHatlM —<W stela smi tel a4—4ba«
la rtftW-Ttww Jete Vtea*.—Vialw
To Our Customers
About Coal Supply
We are now sure of sufficient coal to continue full
service this week, and are hopeful that the improved
conditions will continue, so that we may cease to fear
the possibility of coal shortage. We will give further
notice the latter part of this week.
/
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About Display Lighting
B>au;Ue*L« « —* W'UMli'M'l «—■MWU'
If nothing serious happens to change present con
ditions, EXTREME CARP] in the USE of display light
ing need not be continued after the twenty-first.
y*
The Detroit Edison Company
Monday. F,hrw >' ,9 - Alex Dow, President.
DETROIT TIMES
injured PH«#t Sue*
The Rev John Petrovictu. who
suoported himself tending bar while
be studied to flt himself to become
a pneet tn the Roumanian Orthodox
church, according to his attorney,
is plaintiff in a damage suit against
H*nry Umbarh. before Judge
North He allegas *bat Litnhach's
automobile *trn< k him on June SO.
1$1&. at Jeff*r«on and Bl Jean
ares, and that three of his ribs
were broken when he *ia dragged
along the street by the car.
W. P Lovett to Spook
The New- York Society of Dotrnfl
will give a luncheon in the Hotel
Uriswold Tueodav afternoon, at
12 IS o'clock to wfjch all form*
revideats of New > «rk rtaio arv* Jn
vlted W C I ovett. exrutlve
t*ry nf »he fsetrott Otlsens’ league,
will be the speaker, lilt wnbiort will
l>e “Th« nler# of I*efrott.** J
EXPORTS SET
A NEW* RECORD
WASHINGTON, feb I*.—lf treed •
tng bv nearly one hundred tnilli< n
dollars the prcvuwi* high monthiv
reccrd. tc.tal American expcrir m
j January atncunte<l it 1*13.411 r 0.
I according tc* a .•tatement to
, -Jay by tb>r dcLarTEjeut cf ion?-
I nierce
Higher price.i rather than incr»*a*-
, cd volunie Is responsible the report
| .*aid.
Import* for January are given V
$•‘41.^74 an In resse ->f i u ere
! -ban HS.'VXVtwv) over IV. ember Tt>
! ! al etpor f « fer fhn y» at ending Jat
I 11, 1917. w -re $5.7*« a* com
I I are-I with $1.C10*7.>44 the * ear
1 before. th»* rep< rt -huwed
in Januerv IH7. gold importe
'totaled $4.J. , <2 r * agaln*t sls,'et4.-
[2l- in January, # IM<.
N K»pcr«a of grid in January, 1317
IpiA- S2O 7i?,530. an m'-rrase of about
Ft* n millicn «*ver j.tn';ary a year sjc
EDISON CO. '
OUT OF WOODS
( ri»i» In Fuel Situation In Pa*t,
la tbs of Altx
andtr Dow
It now look* as if the Edison roni
pany wa* “out of the woods.* to
quotf> Al-iandt-r U*w, president o(
ihr lighting fompnu;. .'hr root-ra
haa suflcicnt <owl on hand or *n
tight until nearly the rod of the
month. To get thu cool, bmrowot.
it haa coat tha company dearly a:
thr price* for ataam coal have ad
vanred about 100 par rant over the
quotation* laat yaar
Mr. lK>w said Monday ntnrttlm
that If th<* coal rare* along aa ex
pected for the nett 10 day* hr would
cnoaldcr thr danger of an abeol.i.
shutdown paired Wh’lr hr l» not
yet prepared to admit that roasirn
rn» may uar alth rafrtv all thr
•jntce’ they need, thr head of thr
illuminating company says there l«
ro longer any pressing need for ru<h
Mrict economy a* would cut eff
little dttp'ry advertising
AI moat numberless complaint*
reached thr company Monday tm rn
in* that D'inT IWtrolt merchant*
|o*t heavilv laat Saturday night be
f4U*r tb-Ir display sign* were not
turning rh*»»e men. for thr .nor*
fart, depend largely upon the b\sl
n*«s of Saturda} mgnt to b*lox ‘.hr
week's total* up to a profitable ba-.*
Mr IV»w »a>a ha doea not rant to
interfere with legitimate business
and whil* the furl situation i« a*
—By LEU
Why Casca-Royal Pills
Are Better for You
Telle Beal Secret es TMe Fa
nous. Papular Medicine
Givee Two Good Reason*
What is thr diftsran* # betw.-r
Cases P.«->>at Pills and a thousand an I
one other lautlv* Ptlia*
Just this Cas<a K.tyai I ill* l» *
c* mpt und .»f medlrines whi.-b are
rarefatlr SleadeS In their art lan n
the human system as to actually
overcome . hrenlc constipation with
out .-resiles the so-called -pi 11-ha k
tt -p. r instance .a. 'r|r*di»nt ht i •
t• « *U roach *n 1 digest n »'
regalatrs the flow of bile another
sms upon the liver another til- n ift-
VoJneve. an.l aaveral up -n the .mall
and large tatesttae* Thu* th« whole
ellmlwattve tract la tonal sr I
atrangtharad -aone are atarwarheg
no drastic harmful action f"llnwr.
M >st a?t other pllla Ju.t a. t in • n»
or tw<> organs, drastically. which
creates the •y*tll habit-”
!\< onom la the o’h»r r»ii<'n •'*« «
F. *yal relieve quicker ard
than "ttwer stomach and
hired me*, ne. »*!;.'■ -o»t f; -r
m re Try them »f const ps'ed, al»«g.
g ah rail of pa n (Jepra«»;on m Isn
luor for a wee V or two and
whs* wend-rf-il hepedt in health « -i
rerelva tl dot-a He. |t d< ••• »*c
gold hr druggist* avsrywhar#
TV KSDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1917.
I.iouiistng as at present he will not
urge erot hky in display Itghta.
win la he will continue to deplore
line.
[hiring tha racent cold weather
hundred* of homes have been cut >fl
from their water supply because at
frmen pipe*, and thr electrical thnw
mg device cf the Edison company
has been k* pt on the run This d<“
l*artmcnt Is awav neh.nd In or«lme.
There urn three crews engaged In
thawing out froieii pipes with th»
electrical pi-chmery Vnlsaa It he
ct met much folilsr at once it is m
parted that all the pipes wt!| be
thaecd out this week
—.....
Pageant Master la Hero.
Percy J Burrell, pageant master
of the ”I»arhneaa and Ught” p»»e
ant. haa reached Detroit, and hefll
conferences wtth the general com
mlttee and William Howland, must
More Tea
can be tccured from a pound of fresh
“SALAM"
than from a pound and a half of ordinary tea. The
rich flavoury infusion, yielded by the youn* leaves
and shoots that blend to form SALADA, makes it
most economical aa well aa. supremely satisfying
IjCABLEPLANOSF
11 The cost of the Cable may he a 9
r3 trifle more than ordinary pianos. U
PJ but the value you get in Style. Ser- P
U vice and Tone makes them worth 9
j*J the difference. You will appreciate I*
lii their superior quality the minute IJ
U you try them. L
H Sold only by the manufacturer*, 19
KM Pima remganty H
H 2i>-wooowAWo-aia ■
9 Gil tbr latest IfecvrusGk&dgs^P
rgapj
I S now in it* most brilliant season, b
j ; warm and fair/ 9
Escape February and March freeze*, jj
rain*, »lush, mow and ice discomforts.
Southern California February, 1916, tern- ».
perature wu high 68 # , low S(F. This year f
it warmer on the average.
LOS ANGELES LIMITED |
PACIFIC LIMITED \
Two Superb Through Trains 5
Chicago to Los Angeles Every Day *
9 These train* are experienced favorite* to
9 the *cmi-tropic dream citica, flower-»trcwn valley* and Sj
9 orange hloa*om gTovr* of Southern California. 9
9 Thu delightful wonderland t« now enjoyed by thou- 9
9 *an<li of r arc-free toumta and traveler* who golf, motor, M
9 h»h and hunt to their hearts’ content. 9
9 Hotel*, apartment*, and furnished bungalow* of In- 9
9 finite variety supply every comfort and luxury at price* 9
9 w ithin the reach of aIL 9
9 Write, telephone or call for illustrated booklet /«* 9
9 tmfitnnvt Bungalow Lift in Csltltmia." Al»o booklet 9
9 describing the scenic route of the Lo* Angelc* Limited 9
•;f ' and the Pacific Limited—through to California cve*7 day
California Orange Day. March 10th I
9 WIL Alm*4ar. O. A. T. O. WUmmrr*. Ok. 9|
9 . aawig h *e«« w. 8
I UNION PACIFIC t|
| SALT UWE ROUTE |
cal director Monday arternoon. Mn (
Hnrrell natd Iketrnlt would have tha
blg*w«t pwgcant of the kind ever !
hwld In ih* middle w*ni. In sev
eral of the chrurcheg Sunday the
paalora dlecuiaged Hie pageant and
urged the people to give the *|iec
fade their support. More than 100
churches 'are Interested In making
the affair a giicre*a. The first chor.
ua rehearwal will be held In tha
« entral Methodist rlinrrh hou*v
neit Monday
hi* that the first platform reheareal
nisy he railed befnie tht «nd of
the week.
Bovinds travel thru dew air Th **< t
a atcond; thru w uer :to f»et aa»l
in steel win- 17.130 feet
The head of a m w rake I* an
equipped with a «prln« that all the
material I'ollo-tfii \* r,i>trKlv er.ip'.t and
by a bars stro|«.>