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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-03-21
WIRE

No. 9 and No. IL, in 5 and Is Id. coils
TWIST CABLE and
WAUKEGAN BARB
American Fence
Poultry Netting
HOt-Bed Sash, open and glazed,
DOubIe-POinted Glass Fasteners.
JOHNSON
Lumber-Yard
Rockville
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12
CONSOLIDATED
STOCK EXCHANGE.

There was another lift TO the market
on the Consolidated Stock Exchange IN
the early dealings to-day. Mexico was
somewhat less talked about and the dis
position seemed to be to consider the
situation there AZ less threatening
The advance In the market started
with the opening at go o'clock. when
substantial overnight gains were record
ed in many Of the prominent stocks
Union Pacific was up the most on the
call. namely full point. while Reading
and smelling each showed advances OF
y Of = point Amalgamated Copper.
American Can and Lehigh Valley were
each up II and United States Steel
up y.
-in incident Of tho early trading was
market in Rock Island common on the
Consolidated long before any business
in that stock was transacted on the
other exchange. with sales taking place
on the call at IL rs. and after the call
at II and 1414 Baltimore and Ohio
was dealt In on the call at 90 and Brook.
Ign Rapid Transit at 81 3-s the on'y
market for those two stocks IN Wall
street to-day up to L3O O'Clock.
Tho low prices for such leading stocks
as Reading. Union Pacific and Steel
were their cali quotations. Lehgh
Valley displayed special weakness early
in the day. with the trading IN II active.
II, however. did not sell under IA IA.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12
mINRtW ASKA DELAYED
BY WESTERLY HURRICANE
Atlantic Transport Liner Here
From London, Fifty-Two
Hours Late.

The Minnewask Of tho Atlantic
transport line reached her pier to-day
hfty-two hours late from London. The
SHIPS or the line are built FOR comfort
rather than for speed. but the unusual
entry on Nov. S. Westerly hurricane
and mountainous seas" entered on the
log attest the opinion OF the ships OFF,
GERS as to great storm at that date.
IT, d. Wilkinson OF Mitchelville. Ia.
noted as a breeder OF draught horses.
brought two British prize winners on
the ship. Romulus VI. a stallion. and
Cornfeld Bloom. n mare. are expected
to Improve Mr.. Wilkinson's own strain
by giving them the characteristics of
tho Shire breed.
Horace Fletcher--the Great Fletcher
izer--was also Passenger. He has
been making researches at his own ex-
pense investigating methods of better
ing child life In the crowded parts OF
Hungarian cities
4. VI. Goodwin of Roslyn, a Princeton
graduate, a member OF the expedition
which is excavating tho site Of the an
Client city OF Sardis. was also a passen-
ger. He reported that the expedition
was meeting with unexpected success.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12

babies day. they hope TO have every
baby measured. examined and recorded
by the end of the week.
Il think that nowhere In tho city,"
said Mrs. I. i. Beal yesterday. who has
charge of the babies OF the Hartley
Settlement District. has there been
such an exceptionally fine lot OF healthy
children as we have hore. This IL NC
counted for chiefly. think. by the
helpful influence of the milk stations.
My only regret 10 that We haven't q
larger number OF babies who arc below
par. and whom we could greatly ben
eft. 1t makes me suspect that some
OF the mothers whose children. for one
reason or another. are not In the bes,
of health. are afraid to enter theil
ba bios and suffer the comparison with
the unusually high standard that nov
exists. Those mothers ought to b par.
ticularly urged 70 enter their chill.
dren."
Although nothing win he known ON
cially until the prizes are awarded
the Hartley House Settlement District
gives promise Of having a large num-
pos VI Ht
10 q keen one. and any one who car
successfully predict tho prize winner
ought to be given . prize himself.
The only difYicuity lay yesterday In
the shortage of doctors. For q while
Il was ono doctor against . Who'll.
army Of babies. The result was tina,
the tots had everything their own way
and turned tho auditorium into . sym,
nasium.
To-day at aS0 p. NJ. a conference or
better babies viii be held at Carol
Park Library. Union street. Brooklyn
under the auspices Of the Nttle Italy
Nelghborhood House. and on Thursday
I at s p. 81. the Child Welfare Exh.bl
of the Chelsea Neighborhood Associa
ton opens at Public school No. %. No
| ic4 West Thirteenth street
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12
CAPT. RIlEY'S RESPITE
At RICHMOND HILL
Asked for Retirement, but Waldo
Thinks That Precinct a SUI
ficient Substitute.

Capt. Dominick Rley of the Elizabeth
street precinct. who has been on sick
leave for several days.. sent an applica-
lion for retirement to Police Commits
stoner Waldo to-day on the ground OF
PHYSICAL dlsa ability. The Commsslon er,
believing that respite from tho ariu-
Gus duties attending the command Of a
busy precinct will serve to put Riley
on his feet again, turned down the ap-
piication for retirement and trans
ferred HIM from Elizabeth street over
10 Richmond Hill. In Queens. where
there 10 very little to do.
Riley was sent 70 the Elisabeth Street
Precinct late In September after Com
missioner Waldo had stripped the shield
from Capt. Tierney and transferred In.
speotor Lahey for allowing gambling
70 be resumed In Chinatown. Riley
worked eighteen hours day and
cleaned up his precinct thoroughly but
the strain was too much for him and ht
| collapsed last week. lie has since beer
\confined 70 his bed at his homo II
0heepshead Bay. He suffers from
Mart trouble.
Capt. John l.. Falconer was trans
fsrted from the Fifth Street Station e
oAks Rlley's place In Elizabeth snt
Capt John Londefgan was brought II
from the Soft berth at Richmond Hi
. take command OF the Fifth Stree
Precinct.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12
Have Color in Your Cheeks
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

II your skin IL yeliow-compiexion pallid
tongue coAted--appetite poor--you have
a bad taste In your mou.h--a lazy no.
good feeling-you should take Olive
Tablets.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets substitute
FOR colomsi-were prepared by Or. Ed
wards after II years OF study with his
patients.
DR.. Edwards olive Tablets are . purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
You viii know them ny their olive color.
II you want clear. pink skin. bright
eyes no pimplcs n feeling OF buoyancy
III. childhood DAYS. YOU must get at the
cause. DR.. Edwards olive Tablets act on
tho liver and bowels like calomel-yei
have TO dangerous af,er effects. They
star, tho bile and overcome constipation
That's why millions OF boxes are sold an
nualiy at DC and 25c per box.
Take one or two nightly and note the
pleasing results. The Olive Tablet Com
pany. Columbus. o.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12
WOMAN MISSIONARY
OvERpOWERS MAN SHE
/, SAYS IS P|CKpOCKET
Watches "Mob' Joste Passen-
ger and lift His Leather"
= Then She Makes Arrest.

On the records at Police Headquarters,
Nre. Della Morris. OF No. 232 East
Sevcnty-sixth street. aprs'ars as tho cap
tor OF Joseph Cont. of No. 100 Park
street. under arrest M n pickpocket.
Mrs. Morris arrested Cont at Four
teenth street and Third avenue late last
his might. she held him until Detective
Tacowski relieved her Of her prisoner.
Through many years experience A. q
missionary in Chinatown. Mn. Morris
grew to know the faces Of numerous
young crooks A she boarded n Third
avenue car. north bound. at fourteenth
street last night. she saw two mcn whom
she recognized as Chinatown habi,ues,
and another man get on the car to-
gether and jostle passengers ON the back
platform.
Keeping a close grip on her own pock-
etbook. Mrs. Morris watched the trio
She saw the men back William Nathan
son. Of 129i Lexington avenue. against
the door and slip his wallet from hls
MP pocket. Inen the men jumped from
the car. which had reached sixteenth
street. They ran back down Third
avenue.
Mrs. Morris Jumped on. crossed 20 the
west side Of the avenue and tralied the
men to Fourteenth street where they
stopped. She says she saw one OF the
men slip Nathanson's wallet 10 Cont
and she grabbed Cont In the rough and
tumble contest that followed she was
forced to land 4 vigorous punch on the
prisoners nose.
The wallet was not found IN Conti's
possession. but ne had a nne hunting
case gold watch In his pocket which
did not jibc with the rest OF his attire
lie admits he served n term on Black
wells Island for picking pockets at the
Polo Grounds . year ago.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12
Yield Of Leading Stocks Based on
Present SELLING Prices.

Market Closing-Prices eased on In
the late afternoon and n stock FIX
change frm announced that they had
received a wire that Mexican Petroleum
Company had passed the dividend. This
caused selling. forcing prices down to
~. from which the stock rallied TO
a -.
Rock Island issues we're stronx. the
preferred gaining 2 points. TO c3i-I.
Steel closed IA below It's high for the
day at "a IA and Union Pacific at 10
showed n net gain OF els points
The general list showed advances
ranging from - to over points. Total
sales, ~. 3is shares.
Opening reserbled a bioyant market,
although large interests showed an in.
clination TO check advance. and keep
market In an orderly condition. Short
Interest seemed TO be losing its nerve
but bulls recognized necessity Of pre-
serving strong technical condition which
would be impossible were the bears to
rush In q demoralized rout to cover.
Union Pacific was strongest feature,
opening IN points up at l4e and advanc
ing y more to i4o< on next few sales
gain OF nearly 2 points within two or
three minutes was rather too much, and
sufficient quantity OF stock was supplied
to cause "A little reaction.
An over night gain Of one point in
southern Pacific to s6 was regarded as
indication OF better outlook for a solu-
zion OF Mexican difficulty.
Steel opened at "a to IS higher AT
IS SIS. and Lehigh Valley was l is points
up At ING.
New Haven WA little late IN opening
at "a. declining quickly 60 n and rally
ing at n "a.
Lehfgh Valley was active after the
strong opening. but was under pressure
and soon sold down to 144l-s
After tho sharp advance and little
reaction the market lapsed into dulness.
Reports are being circulated that New
Haven bond issue may DO withdrawn.
and belief prevailed that dividend would
be reduced to 4 per cent.
The market hesitated. but In second
hour started up again and many leading
stocks reached new high figures for
tho rally. Tho weakness in Lehigf
Valley was on account Of heavy selling
| by two or three houses and rumor thai
dividend might be reduced to 4 per cent
In early afternoon the active ISSUES
reached q httis higher level and New
Haven ralMed 70 s1-2: Lehigh Vale,
to 1%6 So. ami Steei rose 10 50: Pennsyl
vania ahvanced 70 100 Is With q littl,
! a,tiyAtv thu fpaAiyNR
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12
So Many 100 Percenters"
That Managers Fear
Mothers of Deficient
Ones Are Avoiding the
Competition-Credit
Ciuen to Milk Stations.

The babies which have entered the
contest given by the Hartley House
Settlement and Tho Evening World
were taken To a new playground yes
tcrday. Ousted temporarily from the
Hartley House. where the Judging be-
san. yesterdays asxrsyatton Of young
stsrs vas Transferred TO Public school
No. II. whers they roilicked and spread
themselves ovor the tremendous audi
torium. tested tho acoustic properties
of the hall and held amateur dramatics
% the inviting stage with its places
70 hide, until the tims came to be
weighed and measured and critically
examined by q doctor who sa'd insult
ing things about the size Of your head
and the depth Of your chest.
Five hundred IL tho total number of
babies to be judged In this district. and
although % far the judges have not
been able to dispose OF more than nifty
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12
JOSIAH J. WHITE SENT
TO JAIL TO keep PEACE
Conspicuous Figure in Brooklyn
Arrested for Trying to Enter
Sons Home.

The venerable Josiah J. White. whose
sathusiasm In public matters and Co
osutricities In dress have made him con-
spicuous In Brooklyn and Manhattan
foe years. was arrested In Brooklyn to-
day and committed to Raymond street
jail In default Of q bond Of $500 to keep
the peace for six months.
Mr.. White has taken much to heart
the action Of his son. Frederick Hail
White. In excluding him from the prop
srty At No. 1876 Columbia Heights. where
Mr.. White lived for many years. In
der the will OF Mrs. White. the house
was left to her con, with a provision
that he should make allowances for his
father. Recently Frederick Hail White
secured a court order evictinE his
father. who later showed his friends
revolver permit. which ne said he
had obtained so that he might protect
himself from gunner hired by his
80.
According to Thomas J. Grosaa Of
No. 1897 Pacific street the eide. White
appeared At the house to-day and at.
tempted to pry open the basement door
with an oyster opener. When Grogaa
objected. he said, Mr.. White threaten. d
- blow his head on. and accused hin
Of aiding Frederick Hall White steal q
safe which was In the house. Grogat
esad him arrested.
In the Adams Street Court Magistrat,
walsh took the revolver permit from
Mr.. White, saying that he would tail
with Magistrate HyIan before return
ina IL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12
Want Pink Cheeks-Red
Lips?

Some unfortunate mon and women are
promo to wonder why sorns OF their friends
are blessed with an abundance OF color
mink chsslVs and red iips-whiis theirs
are slvays coiorlesa. the reason for this
last named condition is-thsrs 10 not
enough red blood corpusclss In the blood
q microscope the blood u thin
and watery. Tho flesh II fiabby too. We'll
known physicians Assert that tho regular
administration for several months OF
se-Erain hypo -nuolans tablets will
greatly improve tho color. add to this
weight, make the checks pink and tho LIP.
red. and In general bs very beneficial
For self dministration, obtain from AM
OF the best apothecsry shops.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12

her 6oci shares went to buyers ia lots
OF less than 100. Total sales up to
oct 81 amounted 10 sssi11i Attorney
General In commenting upon this ex-
pressed himself as being highly gratliied
with manner In which the decree was
working out.
To date twenty-eleht railroads operat e
Ing Ia the United States only have 70.
ported weekly gross earnings for the
fourth week OF October. and the total
shows q decline Of AKA per cent. COM
pared with the same period last year.
International Smelling and Refining
Company declared regular quarterly
dividend Of 2 per cent. payable Dec. /
TO stock OF record Nov. Il.
Chino Copper Company report for
quarter ended Sept. 30 net profits in.
creased s27s. 1872 over previous quarter.
Utah Copper Company report for
quarter ended Sept. 80 net profits de-
clned S2o07i under previous quarter.
Leh'gh Valley Coal Sales Company
declared cash dividend OF 3 per cent.
out Of accumulated surplus to stock
holders OF record Nov. II. with right TO
subscribe to new stock at par to extent
of q per cent OF holdings. Right to
subscribe terminates Jan. II, 1914 The
stock sold at 20 to-day, a rise OF ~
points.
F.. w Woolworth Company declared
regular quarterly dividend OF "a pc,
cent. on preferred stock. payable Jan.
? to stock record Dec. 10. October sales
increased slS7.iI2, and for ten months
the increase amounted to 81 S94t
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12
N. Y. COTTON MARKET.

Cotton opened steady ono point lower
70 thrce points higher. Receipts of cot.
ton at ports to-day estimated at 5000
bales. against 1854 last week and
81 SIC bales hast year. Prices advanced
after the opening nve to seven points
in response to better cables and reports
OF Increased spot demands abroad.
Southern adviccs indicated spot cotton
was being quite firmly held.
Now Orleans and leading local spot
Interests bought. while Wall Street and
Liverpool sold on rally. Cotton held
firm. and IN the afternoon spurted up
above the opening and closed q little
below the best prices. showing net gains
ranging from TO I points.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12

morning. due to sudden change IN Ar
gcntine news and heavy increase in
weekly visible supply.
Corn did not rally. but was subjecte ed
TO considerable selling on expectation
that good weather Will put new corn
In condition to move rather early.
wheat closed with a net ioss OF :-e
'orn was stronger ut the close, is up
for December
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12
Why She Went,

IFfOM the CMcaGo Inter Ucean.)
Kind Lady-What are you crying for
~ dear?
sunragette-Because- hoo! I was
A@leated-Boo hoo!-for Alderman in our
yard BY Eenry. and he always used 10
- 6uoh Q good husbsnd. toe.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12
CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN
MARKETS.

Tuesiay's WHEAT. Net
close. orrn. iigh. 10y. Cle. ch'e.
Ndis M. b.. Sj7s S57s St S% a.
Oh May. pOs pOa pOh 9OH n
Tuesdays Net
close. oren. High. Low. clos. chg.
GSfs De-. .. ts', - GS's e. \ ~
40 MAY. Gia, 80 Co's 20
Wheat opened lower and was weak.
selling IL to 3-s of at the start, and
declining ia to IS lower
Latest Argentine advices are tina,
heavy rains have fallen over several I'm
portant sections there.
Corn lost IL at the opening and sold
off is further before becoming steady
There was more hedge selling on indi.
cations for a continuance OF favorab,,
weather.
Wheat was heavy all during tn,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12

Sears-Roebuck & Co. for calendar
year 1919. viii lshow total OF over 500
ooo On gross business. with net earnings
expected TO cross 100000 August
sales fell on, but September and octo-
Der business came back with a snap.
the gain In October being % per cent
and the gross sales for the first time
were above 81. o0O. 900 for single month.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12

During October. according 20 . report
received at tho Department OF Justice.
II. 80 shares Of Sou'.ern Pacific stock
formerly owned by Union Pacific. were
sold under Supreme Courts decree by
Central Trust Company. OF this num-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-12
FINANCIAL NEWS ITEMS.

Returns OF eighty-one railroads in
United States show gross earnings in
creased 33l per cent. while tho net
declined $50 per cent. during September
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
The Markets
Wall Street

New York. May Dependence on
the foreign market Ha "a barometer
Of political conditions abroad Was
impossible today. owing to the holi-
day az the principal foreign centers.
Private adNiccs were That "a more
hopeful feeling prevailed ana the nn-
Hrncc of official news restricted trad
ing here largely While the home
market started higher, the period Of
strength was at BRIEF duration ana
the downward movement was re-
snmcd, with violence 10 spots.
High class stocks sought subsian-
TALLY lower levels, with a sprinkllng
of low records hy investment ana
non dividend paving ISSUES. Specu'
lnilve leaders showed considerable RE-
siliency, allying hriskly where there
WAS "a cessation Of liquidation ~ DINER
quarters Honds were heavy
Immediate demands ~ the fhnr: m
tercstH having become satisfied, piirea
were allowed to slip back ira uonalf
after which The list became duil
Violent movements were nb"d
downward and upward swings, some
active shares vibrating more ln'n J
points
Tho turn In the tide came with the
definite announcement of change for
tho better in forciRn political anairs.
Representative stocks when hnd been
chatting under the restraint imposed
hy ihe liquidation OF MINOR issues,
bounded az vigorously ah'' pulled inc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
400 WILL join As
RESULT OF THE
REVIVAL
Large Number Of Accessions to
Church Membership Follows
Work of Evangelist Honey.
well in This City.

The message given BY Evangelist
Honeywell az the tabernacle meeting
last evening Was to tho Christian
people OF the city. Ia rommendatory
words be spoke ol the earnest efforts
Of Individuals and the team work of
the churches IN behalf of the revival
That more than four hundred
names Will ~ enrolled uu the church
roster OF Albuquerque as definite
result ~ the meetings M causing
much rejoicing among those interest
ed in evangelical iahors Before the
close next sunday night u b. expected
much greater number Wiil have en-
listed IN Christian disCipleship.
The neighborhuod prayer meetings,
the Bible lessons and tho inspiring
music have been 81 untold value In
making the tabernacle meetings the
succefs they have been. Ia many OF
IN prayer circles special prayers have
Deen offered thai the death sentence
OF the Mexican Dclgodillo might be
cOmmuted by the governor 40 sem
tencc 81 imprisonment
This afternoon az the tabernacle
the address was directly 90 the moth-
erho0d 81 Albuquerque 20 care Tor
the spiritual welfare ~ the young ana
all citizens.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
BRYAN STUDIES THE
JAP PROBLEM
CONTINUED from Page one0


that would avoid the objection you
mention"
Governor johnson transmitted The
correspondence 10 senator Thompson.
one Of tho authors Of the original bnl
with this comment:
lin consultation with Attorney
General Webb. we are unable 10 see
how any language can be employed
which might not ultimately subject
10 the same objection that g. suggest
"a IN the presidents telegram. The
attorney general in the bin has en-
deaNored afiirmatiNely 90 preserve an
treaty rights. ana every bill that
might b. passed upon the subject oi
alien land ownership, ~ course, would
from our standpoint, endeaNor Ia the
most emphatic fashion Co protect our
national good faith In the matter OF
treaties that have heretofore been oX-
ecuied. aud none OF us would impair
mo matter what might be the legal
question involyed--theN obligations ui
ans treaty that may have been here
toiore made. This being our desire,
u seems 20 the attorney general and
myself that no language can be- om-
ploycd that win not he equally open
to the objection suggested
I'm order that the widest publicity
may be- given a. the Views of the pres.
ident although This telegram, ! take
a. was not given for transmission no
message 90 the Legislature ! shall
give the telegram 90 the press and
you are at liberty Ia present II or any
az the matters obtnined in this note.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

whole list upwarcs shorts hastened
10 cover up and bid up prices mater
tally on themselves in their anxiety 20
get stock.
Canadian Pacific sold nve points
above yesterdays closing and Union
Pacific. southern Pacific. Missouri
Pacinc, copper and steel from I IS
10 ga Many stocks, which had cs-
taDiished new low records ia the
earlier downward movement, rallied
to q point or more above Yesterdays
figures.
The market closed strong Bulls
took aggressive action again In the
closing hour and lifted prices am
other peg strength pcrmeated al
quarters and stocks which We're rec
Gently demoralized, such as Rumley,
went up In spectacular fashion IN
fact. the marker gave the best exhibit b
ton of strength that has been Wit
messed for long time Closing prices.
Amalgamated. % -.
sugar. 10 7-S
Atchison. 30 les.
Reading. 1861.
Southern Pacific, % rs
Union PACING. llg LIS.
steel. g.
steel preferred. 1914