davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-10-07
Respectfully,

Robert I. Woodsidc, Chairman,
Committee on Agricultural Develop
ment and Education OF the South Car
Olina Bankers Association.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27

ehmaftnen "Suspenrsr" e. mcbtuaen
aob Croen, 90 Den er alt OF ian Dniie ca
enmaFine. at brre. Den c.sr aobt efrbetbs
% ondr let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27
en- Gvlfcr Knibe.

Nonolulul. Namoii 5. 22bc Git.
0ompcuOc l%au9ionlt ircm % I'll
boQe uocuior 3.0IiI@0rTnien ira
@un0 holOcr SET iupnncliltc Slogltlb
"0i}cn" aorpoogcu @a0t mems ror-
orfrct moe poa Nouncn li9gcr Den
,uifc VauicrfrpNier "@cicr" o1 pen.
Ter pao Mpuol9bcOcrne3 N'1lrrel'c
al, huor laug Gio sen t0n ioa op-
holoc iig Ser iorot 'orcta5c noopeI'
oiQc Heporuilouer.
yNupucupIenet bar cuonu life idt'
let nolcn cu0eljq Ncltenunel'c, men
Sc Reparntloucr. lom anicc@ Tor at
pare ircngt n~o0ucuoi1c. outogc@ al
flmnc nulolrrcs / @cbct AZ noNle loa
EnQe. Gpifcrcu nil "a crtcn BIZ
ne0t til at iorIa0c Nopnen ~ outage
Sen uli9c Stamp meo i'm opcrIc8nc
iapunciiite Ticn0e, eIler Ip88e2 op
ior Noot iii &rigeu@ Slut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27
22looiS Ramp
meo Ropere.

Sra Blaine, @aib, t%elegraferes
Ell 22oc Sftober: 80 MGro blep
ioo9 orubt % en- iuoret / Ell aarnp
meacm en- Eoliti'tprfe beitaaenoe al
omerifanife og fanaoiIte llnoerIber,f'
Ter, Solobetiente og Smmigrattprts'
inipeftorcr % en- Heperbanoe paa
fem Mon, iom / 2eroaas rspeoe
SirIt Naticnal @anf / SerosgSool'
fen, @oib., for $4,000 reoe Ten'
&c.
llnoer Sfponin9en foran @nnf'
lofolet orGbte be Ell ing Slit pna
@aoen.
Sc 70 Mpi1b, ion blep or9bt I
aampen mco Rsperne, bar elitt
Iooms, fanaoiif Soloinipefter %
SEN onoen en- al &eoerne. Wtan
pes enonu life bans Hdon. Gen,
iom bIep iaaret bar pgiaa en- fana-
oiif Soloinipeftor, Sanes Smith.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27
muniterbere. Gpiiooen,

Sra Cambridge, Wois., berettes
Sen 21be Sftober: Troiesior Sltgo
Wiiniterberg bar iiel9e Ell ion9 Of
ientliggiort ofiiciel WeooelelIe "pon
Iutoriteterncs @mnooning" toget lin
g(nisonina ON Iiifeb iom Frofes1or
/ Nipfologi peo Sorparo uniper'ltef
til6age.
Iiifeosoniegnirsen bleo inolere'
ret iornplig, eiterat Grof Wiinlter-
berg Gapoe facet Sllnoifnb ON, at
llniperlitetet bapbe fra @uior Gla'
renee @iener / 2onbon mootaget en-
Sfripclie, bpori ban trlleoe meo at
tage tilboge tit Siliogn ON en- Do
nation til ltniperiitetet paa S1O,'
600, 900, ON life Trofes'oren ilfor'
topet oiifcoigeoes. aariasen BERTH
ppoapes at pGre Erofesiorens ultra
tpifc llbtaleller og Sfriperier lioen
llb6ruooct al Srigen i europa.
Set beocr / sen officieue Meooe'
lcIie, ser oiientliggioroes "Sar-
poro Nlunni Bulletin, Der reol9e-
res al llniuerIitetets &eftor, at Unit
periitctet fife frnbe gaa meo paa al
finoniieae Scnipn at l9gge Saano
paa line IroieSiorers gtrin9sfrtbeo,
caer enonu minore at ~ofIfeotge no.
oen az Dem al 0en 8rltno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27

eiter. San bIep begraoet | en- alo'
iterbope oppe paa en- bsi gaffe lam.
men meo ire brittle Sfficerer og
noale tuife mcnige Solbater. Trins
Wariminian al Sesien bar Sen at
aeiier @il6eIms pngite Sciter os
finn 20 @or gammeI.
vi andre fienbte M9nb lom er
ialbne Be iioite Gage nPpnes Den
engeIife 9orb Sobn Spencer Ga'
penoii6 % Ben beremte polite Selte'
opbrptter @rep 3homas Tatocfi.
Gn iranif SanitetslGge, Gr. aIein,
p%auitaar ogion, at bans Solt bar
bcarouet Ell Son al Den tplte Self
marifalf pon Woltfe.
Sro 0onoon melbcs, at @eitmin.
tier 9l66ep er asiureret for $375,-
600 imoo Sfaoe fra Suftbomber.
Sra 9oroeaur telegroferes, at
oQe Seen tpoer pua, at Den frantic
MISUNDERSTANDING pil iamlcS / Fn'
ris o. life / 9orbealr, naar Den /
Gluten al benne ltge after tr9oer
iammen. Sette tages Tom Siones-
6pro ON, at Sen iranife &eglering
M err iiffer paa, at Spiferne alorig
mere bill fomme iaa langt ipm til
Eari5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27

Sppaaenen rGnrcr ban / fsritI
Hpffe BET Solfeitprc, ion MI bel
Gumaen eroelig beapnoer at gierC
Zig ~gieIbetbe. ut 2onbcts timber
risnirgsnpien bar giort fipmpe
mr&iige Srentifribt or ct nn0et 10
lag al oennc Sppnnqnen. ut oper
fer Mi1ioncr al 2on6etS Wcrn nj
isQer Sfole Times n1eb Scnblif poc
sc 10 Minioncr S%nbbpggcrc iffC
nctop at ontpbc sc lnicitc TorboIoC
rna bcttc Slnroaoc, men man moo
bllifc poa, at 8oIfcifolcr or forboIos'
bis no0ct oanife mt / Hl5lono, %
at set nsbpcnoiapi3 tn9er lrn9crc
Sib Tor CT iliI0itGnbigt SDitcm al
oi5ic fan itrrffc liz opcr belle Def
itorc 2nno. ut HnSlono8 l(nocrntS'
%ninQSppicn or moocnt for ll0oifling
frcmanar enouiocre ocroi, at 2on'
0ctS llnipcriiteter bar cabinet me
Sore Tor apinocu. % at Der neo
ct. Tcters burgS ~lluipcriitct oIene
or nriten 5000 ~fpinoeIige Stioen'
Ter, liant at Rcaierin8en ioar Dil no
oiuc bcnimo6 100 Wiaioncr GoaarS
ior C~prct6olocIic al @nnoctS STrc'
ouitoItcr.
Mc9ei qiercS o8ioo Tor at opbiHI-
pc &ono6rigct, % crcmpclpi5 nTp'
ncr Torioitercn, al Ser / DC liolte
lem Nlor err anpcn0t So Wllioner
Collars Tor at ircnmme Snlnll8ra'
iioncn Ill ipoIiqe Sibirien, % at Der
bucrt Nor til Hi@ic me SettIcmcnter
anfommncr minoit 100000 Wennc.
fer ira oc op~crbciolfc6e Giltrlfter |
peitliQc NitaIouo. %igeleoeS income"
/ ocnnc Sorbin0eIic, of Der cr ln9t
Vloncr til at oprfe 9onuulo poa
ocrtil irriQcret Sono / 3urfalton,
oQ at so Milioncr Collars trnfcS
onucnot til fiTmpcmrSli8c InlGg
Tor flmiti0 %anOin8 ocrltcoS.
6oriottcrcn nGpncr tiIliolt, at
Ruslan0 / sen nrrmeiie Srcn1tlo pil
ipiQc Ell itor Sole / %erocnS Gfo-
nonli, ga 2on0ct@ @onobri9 ltaoig pil
lloOifle& / iterrc l%loitrpfning, bpor.
uco Den r~li5iiifc Nonoc ptl bllpc
iitano i'll at boloe Nriicn paa Gpoe'
narer inocn'or Ell rlnlellg @rTnle.
Sucr 80 Frocent az Saroets Ve'
i~olfnina tiencr iortioen lit Sreo oeo
/ Ell eucr onoeu Stllllng at oprte
,<orocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27
S%anepineino i CHINA.

Malbinqton Sen 210e Sttober.
Zen aonmiaiion al GiuilIn9enierer,
ION al ocn nmcritanlte Npoe &or3'
SCREENING ienote4 til Gblna lor al
u0iorlte W}iolcr Ill at iorbluorc D.
ipUrc ELECTROMAGNETIC % Dc oeraI-
lel9enoe @umgersneoer, uoialer Den
Mcning, at 4tiQiouer Ycrea Sono
fan uouin0ea % 9lrreS mltittct III
at brcoieoe mango NiiuIoncr Mennc'
tier, % at Dc rn0uiclle llolT9 piIoc
relic SanopUrOierue ira 0 iii euor.
me @eIeb.
Sicunemiertlie al sc al aommi@.
iionen u0arbeloeoe Eloner uiloe fr0.
re Ct llolP9 al mangeM tiIlioner Col
lars, iom ben tlueiiitc Hea,erin9 fan
relic peO at l(ooeIeIie al StatSoblI'
gationer.
commissioner beitaar al Sberit
/ DC 6or. StoterS &ngenisrtorpS,
@iaiam z. Sibert, u. Y. Sapis,
9beiIngeuisr / DC 6or. Staters Sano,
inooinoingsuGieL 90 YroieSior
Ieeao ira @isconiin Statsuniperii.
iet.
Sberit Gilbert or netop penot iii.
bage ira China % bar inblcueret in
&opport III 6eoe ors.0oreuinSenS
Seitprelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27
Deroens l0nSlte Slule.

Sra Sullt Stc Marie, M}id, be-
rcitc5 ocn 200e Ofiobcr:
Sen treble al &c me Slll'cr | It.
Mloru Sails NanaIipitemet, Der li8e@
at pare oel lUngltc SuIle | %croeu,
onbncoeS iormclt i0og ior St.'atar'
ten. Sluicn er 1850 500 lang %
% 500 0pb oA bar follci $1,000
OOO. Nrbci0ct poa Den p%aabcgpno'
les ! 1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27
2lrreIteret Statsfasierer,

@oiie, SOabo, Sen 22oe Sftbr. 4:
Statsfosierer 3. q. Nllen er blet
arreiteret paa en- al Guperner Sobn
81. SnineS iremiat gnfla9e moo
hnnt for llnoerilpb. gn iorcta9et
@iennemgaaeIie al bans GcgnItaber
pier, at ban befinoer Jig / en- betty
belig aaSiemongel.
@ele6et, iom er unoerl laaet, OPP
9ipeS til $70,354.6S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27
Irrm9an9 i RuslanO.

IIrIIUuUU ! AU5lUUu.
Cen nmcrifmifc 6orinttcr Some3
G%apcnport @belpler, ser iiTr er
ticrot ION 9"lutoritct poa 0eu inter.
rationale NonNcI@ % Gmigration5
Cmroo0c. har iorlc0en / llgcifrii.
let "(Dc INDEPENDENCE" %oiientIig.
Qiort en- Nrtifcl ON Hu3lano, oa
omeuoifiont Artitlen bel nurmeit
man bctragtcS iom ct SnOIpg i Den
iii paogaaen0c curoprilfe aonilift.
iom ocunc ices ioa at iigc giennem
cn1eIite Nriller. iaa cr 0cn BOG AZ
alminoeIig Suicresie, ON fife ira
nogen an0cn Sibc, ina BOG peo line
TalitorreIier, ina terrc % li0ct I'll.
taIenbc i%aaoanne cucr3 fan pGre.
6orinttcrcn oplpier ierit, at Hu9-
LAMB III bar ct SnobpggcraniaI al
omttrcnt 40 MiiIlioner, % al bette
9lntaI inocn ii 9lor pil pUre iorpgct
iii onrtrent POO Milioner, on beu
normaIc Gilbert iortirttcS ionl bio
i'll. elsie 10 WiIlIoner Nterne-
ifcr Dor / ct @an0, Der bar Ell 10
90 10
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Sen ifiibte Msper bapoe ct geIte
ONT Sipet, bpori ianotes $4,000 I
8ulopenae.
&%eperbanoen er omrineet / Sfogen
peb Sa5lemere, 9ritiib Columbia,
Iige / NPrbeben af @rpnien.
Sfslge ct ienere Telegram bIep
TO til al &sperne ifiiot famine Days
Iften, iaa Der MI Blot er en- igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27

eenb "Teeorab.Foten" I'll eIest % 9en
ner bet aantle oanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-27

S-Irrn .suocsu uhss Narrt Jrft 1874 1908 ~ rE Posi-
ou1r - prcorlH. Iowa. rsrfK iva Ap - cosesfsso 20
EstcH 8, lss1.
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NewP|ayShows
How Prisoners
Are Ma|treated
How Guards in Penitentiaries
Handle Convicts Vividly
illustrated in Production at
the Seattle Theatre

How prisoners are maltreated by
guards. and even wardens. In our
penal institutions. is wildly and
convincingly illustrated in Miss
Rachael Marshalls new play, The
Crime OF the Law" produced for
the first time on any stage last
night at the Seattle Theatre.
This is Miss Marshalrs second
production within one year. A ca.
pacity audience greeted the first
night" performance by the Bailey
a Mitchell players.
The Cripe OF the Law" is an
expose OF our prison system-a
story OF how criminals are actually
created In our prisons. instead OF
reformed. " Ia a play that com
pels deep study on the part OF all
the people. II carries not only a
revelation OF terrible abuses OF to-
day, but suggests reforms that must
come within the next few years.
The young author OF this play
handles her subject In a bold and
fearless manner She spares no
one. At the same time there is
not an Objectionable line in the
four acts. She has produced n
play that is destined to institute
prison reform movements I'm what
ever part OF the country II is
shown.
There Ia no advance in the regu
lar popular prices at the Seattle
Theatre. The Crime OF the Law.
as presented by the Bailey &
Mitchell players is worth -four
times the price asked for the best
seat-50 cents. Matinee prices
Thursday. Saturday and Sunday
are 2b cents.
The Seattle Theatre is independ.
ent--that is. II is not In the the
atrical trust. Acknowledgement.
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lbs SOC coffcr 81. all 7se tea. a
% GOO teas 80 ib.. ibs fresh rs.r.
peanuts. zee. pure spices. Lc ear :.
flour. lbR 15r. 1oc chocolate. 81. n
lbs popcorn. itc extracts. zoe. d 4.
sugar. 81 20 lts tbr 2 pkzs maesr,-
or spaghetti iac. lest flour. TIA ~
oats zoe zse bottle catsup. lie, I ~
best corn or tomatoes. BE, cans s,-,-.
lees beans z5c % bars laundry saxr \.
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English mlfnHa. for isc: por, -
fer cfr Jorge leaves h5r,s -
bread 1af. Individual minee plss ~
Zoe. homo made lsliies. f6c "a -
glast faHDt r'uttc' faiEius lie IL -
black nKr Doe 1sr. white ruls.ls. - =.
Zoe ib nis. Yakima p0tatoes. n IA
Itsred tufniDs lunches Be: ps,.,''.
ana hsrts ~ lha De-. large Win 80
ishss BE- each, lettuce heads tc -
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REAL ESTATE

- REAL ESTATE
/ HAVE A GENUINE LIVE WIRE
working on sales aud trades In
city real estate and small acre
age IN and about Seattle. II you
have good property and the right
kind OF price. call and list II
with me. have number Of In
quirios for good stuff and ! viii
see that your stuff doesn't grow
stale while II is In my hands.
n you are IN the market TO
SELL or BUY. see me first
CAN GET or MAKE you
MONEY.
A. MCKAY JORDAN
ia James st. Phone Elliott 1894
A LARoE CONNER so,ioo. CLOSE TO
Queen Anne bish school. splendid
view. fine nsirhborhood. 5000 terms
nfidsss Mefsrlans sss ~ Buk
- 49, 49,
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INVESTM ENTS

NEAL rHrATE MOnroAaEH. 1900 ur.
~ 90 ~. FUZZY secured. for sails "a Jos
Thomas Co. fne. ios cherry -
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BLACK RICH SOIL
ALL IN GRASS.
10 acres black. rich soil. all In sra.s. no
stumps to dig all ready to pillow. just
off the Pacific highway on good road
close to good school and stores in the
prettiest valley In this STATE one crop
will pay for this land. Price $500. $50
cash. 80 per month. "a A, pinEree,
ms American Bank Hlig
DESERT LAND-iso ACRES RELfN-
auishment in Horsc Haven. Eastern
Washington Proposed irrigation sys-
tom Price 1900. A. RinEtsd. Bor sit.
Sew Westminster, ". c.
II. j PROpsFELDr
Farms. Acreage city Property.
$50 New YORK Bik Main s32o
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I HAVE A GENUINE LIVE WIRE
working on sales and trades In
city real estate and small acre.
age in and about Seattle. II you
have good property and the right
kind OF a price. call and list II
with me ] have a number OF In
quirles for good stuff and will
see that your stuff doesn't grow
stale while It Is in my hands. IL
YOU are in the market TO SELL
OR BUY. see me first. ! CAN
GET OR MAKE you MONEY.
A. MCKAY JORDAN
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WRITE TO WOODY SANDS At
pothsli for iist Of farms. ranches and
acreage
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READY Ir@ FARM

Cleared. level and In grass. ono crop viii
pay for land. railroads. 90 trains
daily large railroad shops. high school
telephone mail delivery. hard surfaced
roads factories miiis mines creamery.
fruit cannsfy. condenser good wage.
and best - market call and sam
pie ~ soii and pictures 81 land and
homes in this district Terms 90 cash.
81 per month $50 per acre
A ! pINGREE
10 Downs INK 700 second ~
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xTSs Y1Sv $40 pf.rE sERGE SUITS
iiT.te Msns upstair SUIT shop Cor.
don TrarIe. Room 1ss. setS Third
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Lost CONFIDENCE ~ wATCHMAK
ersf Try symans. save money aud
trouble Cleaning ~ %. mAinspfinE :
t5c The jeweist that Away. sells Tot
lssa 1es Pike, nest Owl Drug 90.
L.0sf-stiN p.Y. SILVER rtRHE AND
vanity case on boat 20 Tacoma liberal
e~-@~-~~@s-s ---,-~--.--s--e <-~-@~-~~~>-~-~s~
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MoIER BARBER COLLEGE
wants mon and pomsa to learn barber
trade Wages paid whiis learning
f1s Occidental Az Seattle
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10 Male HELP WANTED

WANTED - An ADVERTISING so
ftci,or Who can sikn sdvsr.isinr % .
commission basis and act his orumis.
ssons after collections. Coed cosasui.
sisn paid. vsssiy paper IN good stand.
ting Address r-teo. care % star
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ROOMS. LARGE LOT. HALF BLOCK
Green Lake car. tit Main seti
SIC ee-.-HOoM COTTAGE. cLEAs AND
nice appearing iff sesh y. Phone
..f EEff
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POULTRY


| ron SALE TWO CYPRESS fNCunA.
tors. used once. 2,a-ssE siss call
| ballard gaea Address sass W eath
I ~. Fremont ballard car. A Miller
| zoos MD STOCK ron HAiH 1t I
Neds aud urpinstoas rhens ksn. rs
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For further information cali MAIN s'ee
Want AIS
We're As close a. your phone
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EXCHANGES

Will. TnkpE 80 AcnEs fOn fM
proved acre ffarf Phone lsrH,oH
90 lddfess re- ztth F
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Farms. Acreage, city Property.
100 New YORK Bik Main s22o
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7 Female HELP WANTED
II Female HELP WANTED

MIDDLE A0Ep wtpowEn WIN Iii.
tie zifi - . Wishes niaair-assa ~am
an as hoa-ehsep~r Address A.tet.
star
SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT oFFtCE tsiE
Third sVs needs eeeks Wsiifrss~-
ehanab~rmAids and heus~maid..
fkp-HOt Nfik EEfER. MIDDLE
ss,s for particulars wriie Easen.
Cunningham. Lyman. wash.
bfnHr scuoots-ARfTuAEr SHORT
hand. ,yprsritinx tsss Arcade Hldx
MaIa .f;i
Evening star., 1914-07-20
Naval Orders.

Lieut. Commander Anon Brvi4so,i. from
Naval Academy to the Montana.
L.eet. Commander G. l.. J.. Stone. etoIn
t..e Franklin to the Vermont.
Lieut.. Commander w g. Briggs. from
the Montana to the Franklin.
Lieut.. ]. w. Lewis has hceh commits
stoned.
Lieut.. C. l.. Caskey. from staff. COM
mander- in-chief Atlantic fleet. to home
and wait orders.
Ensign j. NJ. Is. Smith. from the Fius-
ser to the Worden.
Ensign a. ID. bernhard, from the Ohio
70 naval torpedo station. Newport. Il. l.
Passed Asst. Surgeon l;. w. Reed. from
Naval Hospital. Las -AnirnaS, Col. to
Naval Hospital. Washington, d. C., fol'
treatment.
Passed Asst Paylhaster Thorn William
SOIL from the Charleston. continue treat
nent Naval Hospital. Puget sound. Wash.
Paymaster \. L. Huntington. to naval
station, Guantanamo. Cuba.
Chief Boatswain Patrick Dee-y. from
the Southcry to naval station, Narragan-
sett bay
Chief Machinist l.. II. Wentworth. to
navy yard. Boston, Mass.
Machinist {. 5. Padgett. from the Cali
iorni:t TO receiving ship at Norfolk, VA.
Chief Carpenter 7. j.. IIiley. from the
-llabaina TO Maryland Steel Company,
Sparrows Point. Nd.
Marine Corps Orders.
Capt. ". III. Parker. from 45th Company
to the United States.
First Lieut.. \, McRobbins. from 18th
| Company, I'd Regiment 1st Brigade Ma
rineS. Vera Cruz. to Naval Hospital. Las
AnimaS. Col.
Naval Movements.
The Albany has arrived at Mazatlan
the Hull at La Paz. the Hancock at
Guantanamo, the Florida at New York
tho Dupont at Boston. the Wilmington at
SwatoW. the Terry at New port. the Chi
caSo 1T ProvfIlc.trNI3. l.. the P;.t:,psco at
Vera Cruz. the Rhode Island at Hamp-
Ton roads. the McDougal at Newport
the milwaukee, at Port Angeles and the
! 1sla de Cuba at quebec.
The Whipple Paul Jones and Truxtur
have sailed from San Diego for Mare
Island. the Prairie from Vera Cruz for
Port au Prince, the Celtic from Charles
ton for New York, the Dupont from Bos-
ton for Proyincetown. the Montgomery
from Tangiei sound for Baltimore. the
! Ganilton from Vera Cruz. for Puerto
! Mexico the i'utuXent from Vera Cruz
/ for Galveston. ,ile Dea Moines from
Puerto Mexico To Sea- the til7icier from
/ La Paz for Acapulco. the Nero from La
| Paz rui Guaylnas and the Chattanooga
| from Mazat:an for acapulco.
! The gunboat Dolphin. at t..e Washing
/; ton navy yard, has been ordered to the
navy yard at Norfolk for repairs and
an overha ulinS.
Evening star., 1914-07-20
BUSINESS IS LIGHT
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Although Attendance Is Fair. Only
Three Transactions Are
Recorded.

Although the attendance OF brokers was
fair On the local exchange today. the
amount of trading was extremely heht.
being confined to the sale of 100 shares
oc stock and $1,000 bonds.
Hallway aud Electric common solo
- shares at So. and scNenty-tve shares
ut SIS. The closing quotations were SIN
bid and IS asked
Potomac Consolidated bonds sold 5000
at 1oo!G. slight advance over the last
price recorded.
Clearings through the banks last week
at the principal cities in the United
States displayed considerab BILE irregular
ity, the total for ali centers amounting
to ST. 12.U1S. 633. a gain of "A per cent
over last year. but Il decrease of IL per
cent as compared with the ,o56, ,6S5
reported for the corresponding week in
1917. according to Duns Review.
Fewer business reverses were reported
during June than ut any previous time
this year. and some improvement. nu-
merically, was also shown in comparison
with the corresponding period of 1913.
Thus. 1,1tp concerns We're forced to SuS-
pend last month. as against 1.221 in May
and maximum of 1.s:.I in January. while
in June wear AZ" ther" we're Las
failures
y joint hearing on the appiicatiun Tor
receiver for the Commercial Fire In
slir:tncc Company aud on the petition OF a
stockhoiGci to prevent the voting of Ger
tain prositS on the question of Il reduc-
ton oi tn, capital of the company was
begun THIS afternoon before Justice
Wright III the Equity Court. Arguments
will be continued tomorrow.
Attorney Easby-Smith. representing the
applicant for the receivership. and Attor-
ney II. H. Obear. for the company, at
tempted TO have the receiverslHp rule dis
charged without prejudice. to he consider
ell later. Attorney Robert ii. Mcneil
representing the Intervening stockholders.
atrt; ". g. Gardiner ana RalstoN "
Richardson foi the othec applicant Tor
tue receiVershir. opposed The d;scllarg
ing OF the rule. Justice Wright decided
that the whole matter be disposed OF. and
tool. ndvautac. OF the adjournment of
the Mccoy committee 10 ne.in the hear
ing.
Evening star., 1914-07-20
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July .o.-The continued
absence OF rain in Texas over Sunday
mere than Offset number of favorable
private crop reports in the cotton mar
...t It the opening today. and with the
exception of old crops, which were par
Iialiy points lower. first sales were
4 10 :, points above the close of Satur-
day. This was followed by an active
trade. with further advances of to Z
points. Liverpool cables were feature
less. There was considerable wire
house covering and new buying for long
a., oIlnr.
Futures opened steady; July. 1a22
August. l2.1S: October. 12.1S; December,
-; January. 1a.33: March. 12.3.: May,
1"....
~ midday the market was reused from
a 9eriod Of duliness by a sudden cover
ing movement, which carried prices up
anuut !. points over Saturdays close.
based on further adverse news from the
southwest and an absence of any ag-
sressive selling pressure.
With reports of high temperatures in
Texas and less favorable conditions also
in parts of Alabama and Georgia,
further active covering developed in
the early afternoon. advancing prices
II points over the close OF saturday.
Evening star., 1914-07-20
POOR CROPS IN VIRGINIA
Fail to Share in Agricultural Pros.
perity of Other States

Unless crop conditions improve consId-
erably in Virgini;- and West Virginia
these two states Will not share to as full
an extent in the prosperity due to ex-
pected large crops as their sister states
throughout the Union.
According to the Farmers Bulletin O.,
the Agricultural Department, crop eonai-
ttons In Virginia have been the poores,
OF all the states, with West Virginia mex,
The average il Virs;ni;. has been. up TO
the present the bulletin being dated to-
day. only sos per cent, and in West y;r-
ginia It has been only 81 per cent
In these two states, according to the
bulletin. 'neur!y all crops are low in
condition. tie EXCEPTIONS being cot,on
wheat and tree fruits. Tobacco and hay
oats and potatoes are particularly low
I'm condition. Drought is the chief cause.
General crop conditions in the whole d;
vision Of the south Atlantic states July
were $50 per cent average. Marvland
leads the division, with COS per cent az e1,
age of condition.