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PAGE 6
CHEW lots of
gum. It helps
weep you upto pitch
W CHEW T(i
IYUCATAMI
K gum^M
BE PARTICULAR
CHALMERS CO.
TO REORGANIZE
New Stock Issue Part of Plan
To Re Considered By
Stockholders
Stockholders of the Chalmers Mo
tor Car coriMiratiun will meet In
New York next Wednesday to de
cide upon some plan of reorganiza
tlon. What that plan will be can
not be told now', alt ho tent at iv*
plana have been made. If lh»--e
carry there will he several new di
rectors on the hoard in place of
those now serving. Hugh Chalmers
Will be elevated to the position <f
chairman of the board, while an
other experienced automobile mane
fact urer will succeed M r . Chalmers
as president. It 1* nlso believed that
there w ill be a n< w .-to< k i.-.-ne. in
creasing the capital from s3,<K>o,"'K)
to $14,000,000
If the present idea prevails a
group of New York bankers beaded
by J S Hnche \ Company will con
trol the finance -of the corporation
and several representatives of me
financiers will he on the boa r d. It
|s believed that holders of the 2*!t
000 shares of underwritten by
New York bankers last fall. w;!I
have the privilege of subscribing to
the new preferred stock at $m a
share for the number of shares they
Bow hold.
It is also proposed to guarantee
$3.50 annually on each share of the
new preferred stock, which must be
paid ahead of any other dividend
disbursement. After that is pall the
common stock will receive a simi
lar dividend and if there should
■till remain funds for further divi
dends the two classes of stock will
ahare alike.
Mr fhalmers, thru his serre*arv
Thursday morning, said he could
not add anything to the information
on the proposal, declaring that such
Information would be guesswork at
best, as It was impossible to say
what the utockhold* rs might do.
MAY BAR WET
PAPERS FROM
DRY COUNTIES
It is likely that Tvtroit publlca
tfons which still carry liquor adver
tising. mav be denied the rm 1 1 - to
carry them to poin - in Mi<h tun
that are now dry. Postmaster- all
Over the country have h< * n or
dered not to forward into dry t< rr
tory mall matter containing
tisements of alcoholic liq-mr-
Whether this "dry territory" in
elttdes dry cotint let in Michigan «*r
Whether it refers to Staley th;f
entirely dry Is a matter th*> leg 1
department of the postofflee will h.
Obliged to construe.
Thomas F Cashin, artlne postmas
ter, has received i new bulletin
bear! ng on the subject, which gi\es
a list of the state* wholly affected
by the order, which then goes on
to indicate dry counties, hut the
language of the order Is ambiguous
The bulletin, however, says that
Others will follow- giving more com
plete Information.
It Is likely also that the postmn«
ter-general will instruct postmasters
regarding the shipment by mail of
liquor advertising into Ontario or
other dry countries.
While the law became effective on
July l. the )oc: ! po'-infTVe has not
held up any ip.xl?. but it is known
that many publications, unless they
change their system very soon, will
be barred from the malls.
Activities In connection with the
national con\*nfi*»n and reunion of
the Benevolent and Protective Ord* r
of Elks will begin in Boston today,
with the arrival of the national ofti
cers of the order and the establish
ment of convention headquarl* rs
Hotel reservations Indicate that the
convention will be attended by thou
sands of members of the nr<J< r from
all parts of the United State* ; »nd
Canada. The program of bu-in» ss
and festivities will he much the
same as in previous years, etce;«
that a great patriotic demonstration
on Poston common will he he Id in
V place of the sireet parade, which
heretofore has provided the big sp*>*
tabular feature of the Klks’ reun
v lons
Quick-Acting
Tha speediest remedy for sick
headache, biliousness and indi
gestion is a dose or two of
MCHAN'S
PILLS
Km M*4Wb.« hi *K. w„u.
— mtwhm* la Wia. 2b,
iJABOiiS uri
PEOPLE IS
COAjJSSUE
Times Writer Says
Baker Letter Foiled
Profiteers
LANK SIDES WITH
FI LL MAGNATES
Car Situation Is Vital
Factor In Hi.crh
Prices
BV GILSON GAP ONER
WASH I NT, TO V, I'. Jul. 6
Government cor.'rol or prtva • t >n
tro! —which .-hall it b-'? Till' i> th
question involved rn ’h wrangie
fm-r coal. Sl'.ai 1 ’’ g-*ve:nr.u-n
have power *o nnn:- ;t rt
price on sue; and to < 'n" -
tn on. or .- kli ’
y .a ui.-ltnrs?
President Wilson thinks It time to
rail a halt on speculation in '-N
necessity, lie favor.' fh< plan to r
control w irked out by the federal
trad* commission > ’ ir > °
War Baker agr< * -with hnu - do
Secretary* of the Nav. D. n. ■- *‘ T ' *
Attorney 0- neral On
Opposed to th# pi* ..den* «r
Franklin K Igin* seer*'ary of ’he
interior, and the big coal operator* 4
who make up lh** coal committee of
th«- advisory council of national ■!*
f. n?e. This i> ih>* committee bead
ed b;> F S. Peabody
Added to this opposition is a
group of T»owcrful railroad bank* ”'.
headed by what ts known as the
yieei trus* crowd." who contro' he
railroad facilities, including coal
cars needed to carry on the coal in
dustrv.
There p.vrloti are nn’ averse t ,
taking a famine price for even
If they have ’o make th 1 famine ;o
g. f the price.
K\ Gov Fi rt. of N» w Jersey, now
a member cf the federal Trade < • m
mlssfon. played the gam*- of ito
privileged interests, a.' led by l’< t
body and La n*
Fort sat in on their "conference'
at which it was agreed that a price
of J.i be made for coal at the mouth
of the min** Fort's presence, iik<
that of Secretary seemed to
giv»- official color to an action tha
was un uithorlrM and illegal under
the Sherman lay. Secretary
called attention ’o this fact in his
now famous letter.
When the federal trade rnmmis
Sion senr Its TfMTt to the «» nate
about iwo weeks ago showing why
a coal famine ex;.- I ', th<* private in
trrests which control coal became
alarmed. They saw they were
threatened with r». real government
control. Whaf should they de?
The an-wei v\ »s obvious. Kv»rv
body hurry to Washington t -
get her there and inak» a loud nor-sc
like patriotism. Then give out som*
t re-s dope that the coal barons had
. uddenlv reformed rnd were going
to lay their » tm. th*-ir mines and
•hi ir y i.er»*d wallets on the altar of
their h* ' iv< and country, Get a caoi
n» * offi'--- to -it in; al«o a federal
trad-- com" Dsloner;" and declare
ri,,.. to i.i th ac'ton of the council
of nit ion,"il d# fens#*.
T -t w;■ i|i< program, and thn'
« bow »t u-orked. until Newton Ha!
i r fame along and pricked th* bu
| hie.
Th*- truth Is that the price of rw!
! at !h< mine iy net what < oun* . C **
i,? ih«' r.nne are th<* necessity The
' 'ey! coal barons at*- the c,.r barons
The rial coal trust I* h* railroad
I 'rii't. and until the c».i»! far;", mg
| v erities are ; and nd br*»u *un
iler c'T'rol of th*- gov* n <. t. the
I rod f.: .<• t ill tio» !- r . ■ and.
T’ r • ! kc ■: f o
: and I f:"k . I
flit H - '* * * . 1 n
on m’ ■ " s’rf 5 ’ rf
now rv ‘ f i ' ’ . ift carry
out tl r • •■! 1 •' of ‘.h*-
federal l r >*]• < oi.: . ■ n.
One i y-pi i- t 1 *1 flsrh*
♦is likely ’ • < he coal
committee of (he < oun i' of national
defense, a« it rev *i • b up This
commit tec h;i s exhibiT'! everything
ex»*'pt patriotism, and is r«d ! agg*d
for an early canning.
Marriage Licenses
wmism J \f< Nell,
iv*rl A. Kntidiri)'. 23. ftiTi* 4 .
l-VUriril 1 ,<-nu*«, 0. TVtrelt;
Violet J. Merrltc, il. on*.
J«.hr !». \V. • and i* I* T-,!t. Mdi-na
K. tv. ToJ.-do.
ft,-ii r> It f*hii! in. 31. D'-frolt; Alrro*
N<wi'i-rrv, -’7. .*unr.
frank t M . t.t. D- tr It; F.G
fy • , .!*l, t: !* rd.
I,llth. r L> liarn»ti. rt 4, Detroit.
Lakevue .\!id«r«on 2*-. esir.e.
Arthur Ulrh, 4*. «'»n*da: Faroltn*'
Miller, 4; nn,-
llnriv « tier, it, Detroit; Re <*
Il.irevltS.
11*0*1.1:1 '1 r il, :2. Detroit; Ants
l‘ufrpa*T. 23. anifh^'
1 1 .1 ?:• * • •*:-
Poln.levt'i 2 e-.me.
AUntn I'awre-lek, ", D* trr.it, M-r -
an* T>.t’»r, 2" s tn-
Nil k Uon<f\ nr D-tmlt; FP-ra
Mir'. -\ t. ' • ir
Mlfha. I f.< W-1.-Ki, 24 I‘etr.ef Vanda
ftohalow«kv. ?*.. f"mi.
*'arl f! VV»«t. 2a, t»i»r*.if Henri* t
ta MaeK;.v. 1 in*
... . 2« Dt
Me. • 1;... . -*at»-.‘ 1
S iuon It* .■ I*. t>, 24. f»♦ tr- it C'ai -.
Mendelsohn, 13. *i*rr e.
Ml*- tv si : c;.zv f.i>w«kl 2 ' I< -
tr*..". t.< *■-•».-ie Pit re-wrnka ft. «• *•
I'hrt Vteßertlan. I. t»* » r *»t I ; s lil>.
|Os vßwasnkt. IS .-am*'
Mathew Si»n. ;k. 2.2. Detroit; fJob- !
I ;a,
I I'er. yI, Htaplrten. i*7. T*« 1 1 *** ♦ Gil
lian M. tVhlfi’, la. saw".
NVillii.ni I. Trost. 31, li. tro t Fr< df.
K. Hlesa. 2S .»ir*.
• Catherine r .tot .. •.
fr* and Jacke.-n. •*. I»* t* > t foil
fathtl. HI ah lead t’ >k.
William <linn«h . is, * s*. )- t j
Mirtmei Kiiiur k. 32, Detroit: Avgi*
Mlehalakn, 33, *hii.->.
Joseph 1 'at I son, _• I. Drti.ill; K-ilift
Johnson, 13. same.
Alhottge Heinard. 23, W’ayn* *'Jnni
Cotton. 2*. la
f’aley Montiremerv, .72. Detroit:
F.'Hth R. Haworth. 23, aanie.
Freer 'V Vrm«tri»np. 24. Drtri.it;
r Amv It lliighea, 27, aame.'
1 "Ilham CJ iUhmk**, 29. Detroit; Nel-
Men’s 1918 Costumes Will
Be Tough on Gents Who
Carry Excess Avoidupois
CHICAGO. July f. Men - -
. t I V Will b*> Just like the wool crop
brief.
Tbiy dic*unt w-ay issued today
from s he convi ntlon of 'hi W nil
\,-y»H tati*»n o' 1 (othing IN - gtiers.
v, hi* h 1- holding a three day session
h» t*-.
Next yprinc's supply of l
hi ,'hort L’M.ihW.OOi* pounds, accord-
j ! * K**h t. 2 . 11 ut H.
1 Henry ! Fannanen. 't. Detroit.
Mai 1 il- kU.'o n. 1-oir in
V-. • • .1, ■n- t■ tr 't Kan
e:* V. n, -> **it. *•
Ha: r v J file due, *v ,\k n *» An- ,
■ , Haitman. 3* wnu-
TANARUS, .. sab* 3«, Derro t End* Sand- |
era, -' same
,1 . , || I w ler. 44. I'h D-'iise j
y.i th 4i. I'etroit.
AtHussel
'->• —
Most Exceptional Values Are Being Offered in This
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
OF WOMEN’S SMART APPAREL
COATS—Sports models of silk and "00l Jer
seys, Newport stripe faille> and velvets.
Pretty color com- 1 CA
binations lU.vIvJ
Values to Slh.oO
CO VTS—of Taffetas. Burrella Cloths, <lun
niburl>, Gabardines and \elours in all
shades; some full J? f
lined 19.75
Values to 5J7.50
COATS of Silk I.a Jerz. lined throughout with
fanev Pussv Willo" Soo r -
Silks 59.50
Values to $60.00
Cl TITC velour checks, navy and black serge',
uUI 1 w velous checks, navy and black serges, J |
gabardines and taffetas. Values to $15.00 July Sale I II
Price
SITTS I’P TO $65.00 in summery white rge, EXCLUSIVE SUITS—One of a kind only.
checks, velours, gabardines, shantungs, taf- Handsomely embroidered Yo Sans in semi
fetas, gros de londres. wool CCX dress and sport styles; also $4 Q C/A
jer>eys and 'ilk jerseys vl embroidered wool jerseys nra/#Ovl
50 Suits—V alues to $55. Special, $19.75 Values to $l5O
| Tub Suits in New Summer Stripes .... *6.75
Dresses—New Modes for Summer
Most desirable styles in cloth, silk and light -ummery fabrics. Serges Taffetas, Foulard.',
White Georgettes, White Ure|»es, Voiles, Gingham, Linens, etc.
Dresses formerly to $25.00 are reduced to $12.50
Dresses formerly to 55,00 are reduced to . 18.50
Dresses formerly to 47.50 are reduced to 24.50
Men’s Genuine Palm
Beach Suits at 5 8.50
$ 9.50 and s 10.50
Derol a T.ak*» hr*« 7* —and fhm’r* good ln*»klng
Mad* bv tip- leading manufarturing tailor - In N*w
York t'Pv —and UTLL tnad** >< •*■ >* will «*'
Th**rp arr bfltr-d -*fy!r *n<i « , onr'*rvHtiv** on* j
In nig**** *n ft* nnybodv
And if you want to mo how flno th* \ »ro for tho
monoy, Ju>* tomparr th*m wi*h any in in-'roit at
th* ir pricoa.
$ 1 a Week
For tho oonvonionoo of our ruatomor*, wo allow
\ pan m* nt «lown, and 11 a afprk *r* flit o*ton*l*d to
Q/rnrs
ing to LO'irnmrnt *-timat* I *-. r»u*-
m • .4 i b'Ti *ltflci* n y 4*f .L’u.OOO.OOO
>.« rdy ,
4 'lotbmg >i» 'igucr.'. to rriluco
yhortag**. h4it onh will m «ki Miit*
ii on form fitting Mmii * v« r but will
ninati b« ’»> . uff' ami somr sug
gi'lt-il pockets
Th.it obi maxim ' Nobody lov*'* a
fa* ni..n applies j».*r»i* tilarly to
»lt»tlvan*: ii- >ign* rs
Hi* -y It Mfflwr 7 * N<• *v York
Vcrv ' I lU'.lnß 2 Detroit
Trodor k in'.’. kL 2'». P* tfoit. ID'lrn
VV ht /.ii\» - k I '.l Ml*
NrDon f • ' l<r*r.' t ll.if-l J
. rut Hu tni.
s. ' oiv D-4'. Drtr"'; llrjm
i • \- : '.tr
Uo: .ii I' < - -i. k » Drir It Mar'.'
M - k n't «• ■ * x -i ••* ■
JViHiiin *, (’!**vrl*n.l tn**r.
Blouses—Extraordinary Values
Tailored VVai-ts of handkerciiief linens and waists of cool Georgettes. Voiles
Crepes de Chine in new models
Blouses formerly to $5.00. 52.95
Blouses formerly to H. 50 3.95
Blouses formerly to 7.50 4.95
DETROIT TIMES
\ ~',*ll •' -i\n\r
;» I . ni« Detroit. IXtna
/i. m. 2-’. sanir.
*. .f\ • • Kng lan*!. 23. Plymouth.
1 I’.-ti* IV It"val "»k
~»■ v M m it' a* n. ~ [ ' .'troit
1 i,, i-. \n' .4 sum- .
1 !„. n,l VV ilk* ms n 7 a IVtroit !
j -n . » P; wr 2 T same
Mi nun i >ra ka . in! Tra\erae.
H , 111 . 1 » D* troit.
COATS of Taffetas, Coverts, Gabardines,
Serges, V elours. Checks, etc., in smart new
models for street $ 12.50
V alues to $-4.50
(OATS —Some choice models in rich Taffetas,
Failles and beautifully emfA4 fJA
. roideivd Wool Jerseys 4inl. Ov
V alues to $ 45.00
( O VTS of Genuine White VVnrumbo Chinchil
*s.9s^*9.so
V alues to $25.00
DOGS WILL DO BIT FOR
UNCLE SAM AND RED CROSS
PARIS. Julv 6. --America’!* <lug-*
will du tli♦•»r bit" in tho war V
n mibor of thorn. tlttod for
IDil i rosy work, atv alri aiiy hiuc
T<»l h.- American armj sanitary
, vpri authorixod th** American
ID ,i t rosy r«» ostabliah imntoillately
a l> . log training school near Paris.
Th. . xnims will h*> tr:4in**4l. as
pr, n , h K*'.l Pro's ilogs arc Instnu't
, ! *o h*o.i'<' Ntnonican wottndod on
tb» t • and. partlrular.lv ovor tiur vin
Fut jour money where the millionaire puts
hi*. Small investors now have the same oppor
tunity to invest in 5 per cent FIRST MORT
(» \t.K RONDS as the large investor. These
bond* are secured hy double their value in im
proved Detroit Real F.state. pay interest every
*i\ month* and are Tax Kxempt. #SO, SIOO,
SSOO and SI,OOO.
tVr .if r thf n.»r . Ulnn of
ihr .*lf;«t ► fiftnkinic ljrp»rtmfnt
Guaranty Trust Co s.
OF DETROIT
84 Griswold Street
v . ' ' : ) ;Vj
n i !«»•:♦ "Tons
?*r>tnk IV P- “-ng-r Kdward A J.nvHejr
< M Murton lliirnld l» Martin
•' . v A ■ M»«m
llAfnld II Kfnmon* Kmnk >' Null
i .rrißon «;.<■» Kamiifl .1 I’ntorion
|.i«ia 1 1 Onrloß XV *»If•»r C. I’lp»r
,\ iv h I A Ifnnktn* A iig'Uit ll* < St*ll«ri|«n
i iini t# M Harmon Vfn** f.»ltn* Smith
* Ivlahml K. lUrtwlrk John T. Tig'hon
♦ urge II Kin hn»r John I. Turnbull
A'l.*m VV. I.ind rhnil*** F. Vl*man
thn* in hrokon or woivdod A num
bor of import American dog handler*
ati* already her** and will begin the
work at 4inoo with a few of the
Anu'riian dog* already rece»v**d
More are «*.»U| io be on the way and
the American training etHtion will
likewise receive a number of French
animals
According to the plan of the Ked
Fro** d«tg expert*, three trained anl
mal» will be attached to each Red
t’ro'S ambulance unit.
Hariit.t F Htorev. 34. Detroit l>,'ro
th> Reehl. t v Manl*tee
U..\ I W< Ivin,, 24 T'eirott, Mary
t. Dix.-n. *t>. N'»w Haven
Children Ory
FOR FIETCHER’F
“Leave “Leave
Levitt” Levitt”
ANYVATCH you want
MON CREDIT iJS
O ays ays
No Payment Qm!
Choose from this Battery of
America's Best
Time Keepers
South Bend Hamilton
Howard Waltham
Elgin Illinois
—Hampden==
Any Style—Any Size—Any Price
AD in 14-K Solid Cold Filled Cases
and a 20-Year Guarantee With Each One
UpiCAC Up is|
to *m| Weekly to | Weekly
*2S'UU ? 50 I
ALL OF YOUR MONEY BACK IF DISSATISFIED
WHEN you pull one of these Watches out to get the
correct time you won’t have to be ashamed of it's
appearance because this lis*t represents the best watches in
America. They’re Aristocratic in look and they all keep
time that Railroads go by.
IA.B.SHEU MANAGER
EVITT,
29 Grand River Ave., Opp. Griswold Hotel
Anybody can work
out it takes brains and
self-respect to save.
One Dollar will open an account
w ■ m
First State Bank
• OF DETROIT •
Established 1853
Griswold and I.afayette
Chene and Gratiot—Mack and Mt. Elliott
Gratiot and Haatinga—Woodward and Eliot
Jot. Campau and Newton—Hamilton and Webb
Ferndale and Springwella
No Guess Work
m M “SHB
TIMES can show the advertiser fust whom he
is talking to in any block in th« city.
FRIDAY. JULY « . 1917.

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