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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-07-22
VILLA FORCES DEFEATED
carranzaists Report Victory in Anav
acachi Pass.

carranzaists Report Victory in Anav-
acachi Pass.
Douglas, Ariz. - After a six-hour
battle in Anavacachi Pass, west of
Agut Prieta, General Gales, Carranza
commander in Sonora, was reported
to have decisively defeated Villa
troops under Gen. Jose Maria Acosta.
The Gales forces was said to number
5000, while Acosta's was reported as
half that number.
In a message received here by A.
Garduno, consul for Carranza, from
General Gales at Lamorita, 20 miles
west of Aqua Prieta, the Villa troops
were reported as fleeing in all direc-
tions. The Villa forces were strongly
entrenched in the pass and for five
hours held against cannon and rapid
fire guns.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-07-22
REGULAR Answer.

Teacher-Now. want one of you
to Give me a sentence using the three
simple lenses
Johnnie-DOn't think of the future
until the present is past
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-07-22

pomeroy. Ohio Judge J p Brad
bury former Chief Justice of the
Ohio Supreme Court died at his
home here. lie was aged ~.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-07-22
Allies Forcing Fighting on eauipouL

London.-A DISPATCH from Athens
says Heavy fighting continues fin
the GallipoH Peninsula The allies
are attacking vehementy along the
whole front. Each attack IFS proceed
ed by a bombardment from heavy
French artillery and the guns of the
WarshiDs."
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-07-22
eaussrAN LOSSES t5o452o.
Casualty Lists % Not Include Those
of OIher German St.tae

Of Other German States.
London The last sixteen Prussian
casualty lists contain the names of
J4747 officers and men killed and
wounded making the total Prussiau
losses To- the end of June .5O4.523. &C.
cordiug to a Bern despatch TO the
Morning Post This does not incIud
1854 Saxon casualty lists. 1913 Bavarian
lists. oil Wurttemberg lists and thir
ty-six naval lists Among school
teachers the losses are 1900
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-07-22
Fire DAMAGES Brick Plant SIS. 600.

Overheated furnace in a dry shed did
$4,000 damage in the Kittanning
Face Brick Company's plant near
here Machinery was destroyed
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-07-22
Governor Pardons Man.

Governor Hatfield issued a pardon
to Harry Sewers, serving a two wears
sentence in the penitentiary at
Moundsville. Sewers was convicted
last fall of grand larceny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
FED PREXY MAY FALL
HEIR TO GOOD POSITION
Ruuiorcd That He IN Slated Ia Sur-
cecd iicrrmnnn Az National IInSc-
ball Commission Chnirmnn.

NEW YORK. December 29.-Jamcs
j. MilnI're, president of the deceased
| from his holidaying ut Chicago Fight
ing Jim il as mute as any OF the tri-
u"thpnaht forces of organized baseba H.
lie didn't know Il thing. And he was
unwilling to breathe even what he
suSpicioncd.
james ~. however, does not appear
iurc. " Il club presidency OF a ma
i I"r rating awaits him at either ST
prI$cd of the fact, he says.
Nor would Gilmore admit that lie
,m heard any talk OF shakc-up in
i Inc s"v.rnment OF "rganized base
htll That would land him in the chair
OF the national commission
Lnconiirmcd rumor was busy way
Sing Is tongue yesterday to the effect
That Gilmore was slated TO succeed Au-
gust Hermann as head OF the trium.
w,ralc. lierrmann now is intrcnched
mig about peace. liut lie ncvcrthe-
loss is AN interested club owner. sit
interest not only to HIS own club. but
To the National League as we'll
The executive ability Of Gilmore
has been appreciated by his late foes.
the opinion yesterday that Gilmore
was one of the smartcs, men in the
game.
Gilmore showed himself "a true
SPORTSMAN in the peace proceedings"
S"!d ne. and I hope he lights on his
ability"
Gilmore was asked if he is slated
Tor Il scat with the national commits.
sioucra
1T would DO quite u drop from pres
,dsnt Of the Federal League to chair
ma OF the national commission,
would It not he countcrcd
Not II the salary We're commcnsu-
rate with the ability applied" was the
salary might make difference in
an things said Fighting Jim, ana
he let il go 1T that
ne annual meeting of the national
commission Will he held in Cincinnati
meTt week. At that time disposition
VIII he made OF many OF the PLAYERS
formerly associated with the Federal
League HERMANN has been n vcrv
Eo"h national commission chairman
hht II he Is tired after his dozen
years OF continuous duty, il IS not be-
nrved IT viii require much coaxing to
Of the arduous task '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
ALEXANDER'S ARM is BAD
forrrd TO Quit Western Trip TO Rest
Up Ills ewing" for
Next Season.

:, Plill.ADElPIIA. December a9.-
from the West comes the report thai
Grover Cleveland Alexander. tho Phil
icS great pitcher. is having trouble
WIN ms arm. and that it may not be
III inc pest OF shape next season
Alex says his trouble dates from La
nor Day. the date on which Eillifcr
was injured in Brooklyn Alex saws
ne strained his side that day, and AL
though he finished the season in good
style. his arm bothered him "A little
lie lcit IL most in the world series
EhiheS' Whch ne was defeated on tho
second start with Boston.
Mex had agreed to start West with
inc star teams Of the National and
american Leagues. on "a post season
tour, but he was in such poor shane
mat ne was forced to quit. Alex homes
mat the long winter rest will bring
his arm around again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
NO ATTENTION TO DEMAND
FEDERATION OFFICIALS IN
NO MOOD TO HEAR ATHLETES
Sattcrfcid VIA. Not Get Rchcnring.
Playground Superintendent Says Ath-
lrtic instruction Not Given.

onic!uls Of I'M Richmond Amateur
,t,,o,t. ,,,l,,.i,, 49,. ,..,.,,,.
A'"i'''1 ''''''' -''" '"N" Pa" ""Soi"-
lutelN no attention SO far TO the dc
maud OF Dave SattyrtiCld. .ir of fiCn-
,,,,.i ,,,i... ,t.,..f J., ..t,
go" i
portuhiN 20 "''thH llhNci from a
charge Of Professionalism, upon which
r. oo,,, .,r,ds ,,.5., susrorsio, b,
-
- NJ i'A"''' t''S'N'''' u ''t i'"c'"
ton, according 10 his own statement.
hssu', given tho matter a ;hou..ht
.;,, i! a.. ~
'"'''' "''' "'''''S ''"' '' 100 go
received pa! tor giving athletic in
StruCtiun. ana asks only the privilege
of or,,,,,,o ...,,,,,,,,,. 70 .,,n,,,,,, .i. i'm,
80
h"ceHce OF 'ht '""fEr' 'r asserts mat
n's S"S' was tIrl""EtE' AN" '""t ne
h"S MOI hah % III! 'I"|
" ii""vh !'S'tr""! AFTERNOON WAS
asked II ne NuH1l toI'S'iil /" a irhc:f-
ms 1l me Wn"lt 'a>t ne S'ateu thtt
ne az l.ot know 'n't ne hA"i
tH3uSHt ''bO"l A. rom ms zone n.
H'a NOT seem 10 DC me l'as' ih'tFtSttu
III me aE"Li IN l'I'' u" WAS exceed
ihSlN lH"'itrcn' I've staltH 'ha' ne
mad not heard from amy OF the accused
a'hlcteS u't'c'N an ftsal" 10 l""P'"-
lHG me c3Se' anu "a"h given II any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
LEWIS TO FIGHT SOON
'onQucror of Willie Ritchic Dons
''"NcN Again on Snturdny-WiIlinE
10 Meet Anybody.

NEW YORK, December oo-"vcd"
LOWS the wclterwcight sensation, will
pull up stakes tomorrow afternoon
ana NIKE for Buffalo. where he will
tackle Knockout Brennan in a ten
round bout on New Years Day Meet
ing brennan wouldn't mean much TO
the boxing world, except for the fac,
mat Lewis and Brennan are to weigh
IN ut To- pounds rinGsidc That's what
the articles call for, but when Lewis
only weighed 1879 S. pounds yesterday
evening. 1t has been seen that his
weight limit is directed at
Ia the tenth round OF his fight with
kltchi", Lewis was ducking Il few Of
klichic liaymnkcrS, when his feet cot
tangled NJ with Referee McPartlaud's
tootsics. Lewis stumbled slightly. get
ting away from the Mcfarland pedals.
and discovered later that his left
angie was wrcnchcd
lanes Johnston Lcwiss manager
said to-day he heard that Packcy Mo
failRnd declared he wanted TO fight
Lewis, ana added that lie could beat
curdiuG to Johnston, that if he couldn't
lick Lewis. he would give $1,000 TO
charity.
Johnston declared that il Mcfarland
really meant what he said. he could
Accommodate him with u battle.
Johnston also added that Lewis will
MAX" l21 pounds ringsidc for Freddie
Welsh if the lightweight champion
wants amy Of his play. And as for
Willie Hitch" he can get return bat
II" If he cares. Lewis stu has 81 900
posted To fight ANYBODY for the weltcr-
weight championship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
WALLACE COPS ROUND
Washington NiIlinrdiSt MnI>c. Grcot
squirt aud Wins Lust Night From
Local tuciSt

TN" tiird block OF tho l.coo-balI
match gam" between Wallace Of
WaShinelon u. g. aud Hawkins. Of
ms city, h"mg played at tho Supcrior
ih!iihrd rarlor, was won hy tho for
lnri 10y 'h" #c"r" OF los to %
i"SInnn,g last uights PLAY. uaw-
NinS was ir the lead. the score i'm iwo
blocks played hcius 2Gl to 21o IN"
play was rcspl"udyut with good work
"E hoth contestants. ana at one stage
go balls to 3D. II seemed a. ,h9u~i,
NaiH"o could not nnd his stride luf
ai this point by magnificent, vuc vorl;
mad" tho high rum Of the series inus
Tar Unity Two balls followed by ion
NOR" ~ til" next inuiug. cutting dng, m
i'awk!us's lead and wiuun- his gam.
hy los 70 90 Hawkins had previous
Is made = run Of twenty
Thrr Tlay again to-day at so
oviock and o'clock to-uiahr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
HEAVYWEIGHT MATCH OFF
NEW ORLEANS PROMOTERS
WON'T. STAGE FULTON BOUT
Jess willard Must Seek New Opponcnt
or Another Place for Firkt
TITLE Fight.

NEW ORLEANS. December 2s--The
twenty round light for the heavy
weight championship. scheduled for
March in this city between Jess Will
iifu ana Fred Fulton. OF Minnesota,
vas definitely declared off here late
to-day by Tom Jones Wizards man
aSer and Tommy Burns. local promo
yer. VINO WAS Il partner of DOminick J.
torsorich in promoting the tight
announcement was made by Torto-
rich and Burns. December "a. that
,neN hau decided to try to substitute
Frank Moran. Of Pittsburgh. for Ful-
1"m in the match with Willard.
Burns insisted that Fulton shoull
Win :in elimination bout with some
we'll known heavyweight before tight
ing Willard here. Jones said he .vas
rp'oacd 10 fultonS meeting amy other
lighter before he fought the champion.
aud insisted that willard would hight
t,ult"n before taking on any other
challenger
Jones showed telegram he re-
e.ived today from T. $. Andrews. OF
milwaukee,. Offering willard S2J, 900
for II tcn-round championship match
With Fulton, in Milwaukee. February
=
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
COLLINS HAS NOT YET
RECEIVED NEWS OF BREAK

CHICAGO. December 29.-MiI<c Col
ms. fu!tons manager, had not re-
ccivod word from New Orleans to-
niSht. bui ne said he thought Willard
chhinpionS manager, had promised
l!nn when the first doubt about the
New Orleans match arose several ,layE
ago. Collins said he WAS I'm noncn-
thrE expectation Of word from Jones
Tom Andrews. OF milwaukee,, has
offered q purse Of s2J.0UU for a ton
round bout between willard and Full
ton, TO take place in Milwaukee in
Ecbruary,' Collins said II feel con
iidcnt he Will get the contest If The
New Orleans match is off,
iohl Andrews. according TO dis
patches. has no adviccS that the pro-
posed hIht had been declared OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
SHOOTERS MAY ORGANIZE
Trnpsh"otinE I.cuKucs Mny soon n,
Established In Every Suite
In Country

NEW YORK. December "g-With
more than 1000 gun clubs sra,,.rnI
throuehout this broad land. the ;in..
- not Tar distant when there Will b.,
iIapshootinS leagues in every Stat.
mere Is not a State or Territory now
mat cannot boast az number Of gun
clubs. Far away Alaska has six we'll
organized clubs Trapshooting Is n
wholesome sport Of steady growth I,
d""Sn boom one year and fade ,h,
next Like the old fashioned circus
II increases each year. And il is this
consistent growth that makes tho
league idea 50 popular. IT creates adj
ditionhl interest ia the sport. Just as
baseball leagues do 70, the Crca,
summer paStimc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
KILBANE TO LECTURE
Champ Intrn,uccs Nov
city To His Training stunts
for Flight in Cinry.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. December %
johnny kilhanc, worlds fcathcrwcirht
champion. this week Will introduce. a
novelty to his training stunts for tho
ten round bout with isitchic Mitchell
- 'ihclhmati next Saturday night
Johnny will address bows AZ tho C.cnIr.,
ana broadway y. NJ - \. buildings
Wednesday, night. He viii tell the bows
now clean living has been necessary 10
hHlid up ms body 50 that he can cone
successfully with the best Iicm In tho
world at his weight InasmuCh as this
isn't Johns maiden oratUrical effort
ih"re Is reason 10 believe hc has a real
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
CLEVELAND CLUB MAY GO
thinkers Refuse OTcr OF Amcricuu
Lc"Euc TO Advance sIOO,OOO to
Help SOmers Ont.

CLEVELAND. December oo.-Dcsn,t.
me iact that the American l,eague
maEhhtes. assembled here In special
session, offered to advance 100000 In
heip finance the Cleveland bnseb,II
club through the next season for own.
or Z. w. Somcrs the bankers commit
tee in charge Of tho lattcr's affairs an
houhced That the club must be sold.
Cleveland capitalists. headed By Bon
Hopkins. have been offered the club for
s5I6Ooo according to friends Of Hon
klnS Tonight. but 1t Is not believed
Cleveland capital will get the club. :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
FED UMPIRES DlTCHED
independent IraGuc Arbiters SuNcl
from Pence Pnct-WIit Not Get
Jobs in Majors.

NEW YORK. December oo---It was
said here to-day or good authority
that neither President Johnson nor
president Tcncr will give any Of the
F"d arhitcrs u place unless Vacancies
occur after tn" season opens
Tho official list of umpircs will not
II" announced until next month. when
III" schedule meetings arc held al
though tn" men we're decided upon and
contracts si"ncd before the peace ne
roiiatiuns began.
h"th leagues viii probably start with
nc same men who worked duriu., the
1918 season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
Reporters.
HAVANA RESULTS

HAVANA, December 70. SUMMARY ::
ftrst race, selling, purse $500. three
Tear-"lds and up--Orotumd ia crap-
IN, 10 10. ! TO 3 and out. Won:
!irrot. 10? Lafferty). 2i-2 To /. 3 to
and out. second: DR.. Cam, ioo, l..
H. io9 !Ryann; !" To l.. ; TO and .
Main Line, Southern Gold and KaiLc-
roseros also ran.
Second race, selling. purse sioo. all
ages five ana ouc-half furlonpS--Lil,
ormc. IL? tSchuttinEcr) To ), to y
ana out. won: Skiies Knob. l0G treac"),
D 10 .. to and out, second: Anavri,
Fashion and Quick Star, also ran.
Third race. selling. purse 800. three
Xenr-oids and up. fye furlongs -Briar
out. won: Eclna, III tWo!stcnhol,D
10 TO |. 10 and : t" |. second; yell
low Eyes. lo2 tWatsonl: to l. . 20
Jane. Stel Cliff. Citaua. Miss Kings
bury. BulEar and Sheets also ram.
,n ronr yn, r aiT selling purse 500.
yards-Earl OF Savoy. 10 G.atrcriy,
~ to !: t" and to .: After GLOW,
out. second; Centauri. III ISmyth) 30
To !. q TO | and 8 TO |, third Tom
hancock Margaret Mcise and san Jon
Fifth. selling. purse s4oc. three
y"ar-olds and up. mile and 80 yards
Tcner. loo UarrinGton). to .. ont
ana out, Won; Nino Muchacho. Ill
0iHrGan). to J. to and on, scc
ond: Beaumont Belle, loo CWnliams).
70 even and ! 20 3. third. Time.
- 80. Louise May. Coin and Font
also ran.
Sixth race. selling. purse $500. three
%"ar-3id* and up, mile-Flyinr Fec.
>. won; Chcvron, o. crarringtoni
to !. 10 10 and to ,. second: Mn
amt 30 tMountainl, 10 10 |. , 10
ana TO .. third. Time, ll"+-,
Luther. Altamah and Malil also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
Nationa, Meeting pos,pou.d

NEW YORK, December 29-An-
n"unccmcnt was made tonight nv
John iicyGlcr. secretary of the Nation
al LEAGUE. that the rcconvcned annual
meeting Of the National League SEIZED :
ulcd TOR Cincinnati January 4, has been
indefinitely postponed The meeting
between tho national commission and
the Federal League peace committee.
called for Cincinnati, January g. NAV
hold over for several days. so as to
make January unsuitable for the Ma
uoual League meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
carter Wins oun,ihcntlon Round.

TINEIIJNST, y @ D"ccmbor ~
Philip 6. Y. Carter, Junior Mctropolj-
tan champion, won the qualification
round ana gold medal i'm the twelfth
annual holiday week golf tournament
here To-Day, defeating II. V Scgurr.
man, Of the EuGlcwood Country CHM
Carter turned i'm "a card of 20. viii"
ScSScrmans score was 81 They had
t"d IN Tuesdays match for the mcd.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
pin,rr Vow Rich Dnrrymnn

'E.N7-Ts.N NJ IN IT, INT-, Tl"rombcr ~
The marria-" Of George (Ch"D
Eorchors Veteran ball player. and Mrs
Ada Eurdick "aS announced here re-
Gently. Chef Borchcrs was :. pitcher
Of not" with tn" Chicago Nationals UNI
der Adrian G. crop Arson. lie later
managed teams In The Coast League.
and now is a wealthy darynan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
Tnrnh Dead in nashrurm.

]. " lirInNiOrd. I0rtN-ninC Years old
"ns found Gcad i'm tho bathroom Of his
home at 2olN East Marshall Streets
carly Yesterday. Hiausford a cigar
maker. had hccn sick Tor some time. and
his death was dmc 10 natural causes
according 10 the police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
0CRl PROMOTER BACKS OUT ORTS
DOWN THE ALLEYS

-, The Reporters took the lead I'm rh.
iihicS dispatch League last night ON
games from the Makc-Ups. Moore was
hish man FOR the Reporters, with 22I,
while Davis pulled Il very difficult split,
,ri,t made l63, the high score for the
Make Ups. scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30

The city Fairgrounds. according TO
the annual statement, accommodated
100000 and more persons last year.
This means au average OF nearly 5000
children a day. The Fairgrounds sys-
tenn has sixteen employees. who have
supervision over eight grounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30

The Richmond Amateur Athletic Fed
Grafton was formed primarily to pro-
mote clean spOrtsmauship in athletics.
but its present stand Will 20 far To
give IL Il black eve. Instead Of pro-
mutin. athletics, the federation is now
proceeding 10 choke ii off. Growing
athletes are Professionalism before
they even get into the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30

Ty cobb made almost as much side
Issue" money during the month fol-
lowing the close Of the regular l!l"
season as some players did all season.
~ drew down almost 5000 FOR taking
part in au exhibition game in Mon
trcal $500 more for sis other games
at 5000 per exhibit. and about $500
from his newspaper writings.
Two Thousand six hundred in ono
month! Not so bad, oh"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30
BASEBALL BRIEFS

me Cincinnati club has ro,urnod
tnaH!,r. E %. u,ap Callahan 10 The
was decided that ne is not y.t Finn. r. >,
major league company. '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30

II is now strictly UP to the Eich
mond .Nmatcur Athletic Federation to
com" out into the open and either AN
n"uuC" that IT viii. or that il will not,
grant rchcarin@. Or. {. NJ lIaxvu,
president of the federation. SAYS that
lac has not even considered the mat
ter. in spite al the agitation in The
press and on the streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30

Earl Adams. hingin- person con-
ucctcd with the Chicago Cubs, won the
booty prize for batting in the National
League in 1915. Monsieur Adams par
tiCipatnd in twcntN-SiN COmbatS and
emerged with a hating average of
exactly 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30

franE Capurcl. "a pitcher Of tho III
mira New York state League team.
n !,,' ben SOLD to the Cincinnati Heds
averages of The Nrw York Stn,, I,,nt.iI..
Tor ~" season SHOW mat Caporcl Won
twenty gam 81. ,rnd lyst eleven
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-30

Th" Importance of the WASHINGTON
and Leo Washington and jefferson
football game hero next fan is in
creased by the fact that the PcnnsNl-
wanna eleven is so we'll thought of. that
the biz game in New York ON Thanks
giving Day will he between FolwcllS
charges and Rutgers. Washington and
lie" also plays the latter school on the
/ 50th anniversary of its foundation.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-31

COTTON MARKETS.

New York. July 3o.-After selling Of to q net
decline of to points and some Il to
points from the high level of the season cotton
covering. New Orleans. which led the earlier
decline. telesraphed that the Southern trade was
expecting bearish government report on Mon
day.
In the local market II was thought that the re-
port would show a decline Of about points.
Three condition statements issued today.
Miss Giles made the status Of TIE plant .e7: 4.
Scrden & CO.. 77.s. and Jay. Bond & Co.. Is.5. At
the outset there was good buying a result OF
finn cables and continued dry weather In the
Southwest which caused prices to advance TO
II points.
The effects Of the promised cloudiness in Eastern
Texas however checked aggressive support. and
after touching high levels for the week =
fresh break occurred. The spot article here de-
ciired points to e.55c: there were sales
Lirerrool reported a good demand for spot ana
an advance Of POINTS to SD for midupland.
The sales E.0o hales including 1900 bales
American. Futures in the English market
finished steady, al net advance Of TO )
points. There will be session Of the exchange
at Liverpool until next Tuesday.
Exports for the day were 2.s2 bales against $50
bales last year. TIE days total included 10
to Great Britain and ] eos TO the continent. The
exports for the amounted TO s33i S5l bales
against 9Cc6.e6 bales year ago. Port receipts
for the day were $50 bales against SID q week
ago and e.i3) a year ago. The amount brought
into sight for the week was es6 against Los
a year ago.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-31
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Other Financial On Page Ten.