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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
DEATHS.

ut the Memorial Hos
.pital l:30 u. NJ. February II, 1915.
ALEXANDRIA G.. BAYLOR. In the
was the brother OF the late DIR. Warner
Lewis Baylor. and is survived only by
the iattcr's family: George ID, Bernard
~, Thomas b. and Miss Francis w.
Baylor: of Richmond. and Mrs. William
Z. Butler, of Washington. ID. c.
Funeral from Blilcy'S Undertaking
q. NJ. Interment I'm lakewood Cemetery.
her residence, "Aigonia." In Buckins
ham County, Va. MRS. NATE Wiz
GINA LOGAN. widow OF General
Thomas NJ. Logan. Her remains will
reach Richmond at S:35 a. N. on Fri
day the 18th inst, and taken at once to
the residence of Mr.. w. -. Bentley,
2oi t-2 West Grace Street
Funeral from st. Paurs Protestant
Episcopal Church AZ T.. NJ the same
day.
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PROPOSALS-Scaieu

PETERSBURG. VA
SEALED proposals will DO received by
Gil of the city of Petersburg, Va, Feb
ruary %, 1916, at 4:3U O'Clock L. NJ, for
the purchase of tho whole or any part
Of the following described bonds of tho
city OF Petersburg: 100000 coloretl
public school l-2 per cent gold bonds,
also $4,000 street roadway 1-2 per
cent gold bonds, dated September /.
i!l4, and running 40 years straight,
bearing interest ut the rate OF l-2
per cent per annum, payable semi
annually on tho first day OF March and
tho first day of September at the oflico
OF the City Treasurer.
Each proposal must be for the bonds
and accrued interest from September
j, 1914. to the date OF delivery, and
accompanied by certified check on
some responsible banking Institution.
OF Petersburg. for 2 per cent OF the par
value OF the bonds bid for. and should
pe adaressed to G. b. Gill. City Audi
po5als for IL per cent bonds"
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IN MOVIE LAND.
VIRGINIA., III east Broad.
&C Day and Might EScnnt Snccl

Feature Days
The Manager has adopted n surprise
siit feature, In witch every patron has
an equal chance. As1 the Manager
TO-DAY - SPECIAL. THREADS OF
Destiny" in i've parts, featuring
EVELYN Nesblt Thaw and her son, Rus
sell Thaw. The Wrong Girls' in Two
parts, featuring wally Van tVitagraph
TO MORROW = SPECIAL, "GARRi-
sons Finish In three parts. a grrn,
race track drama written by w r. NJ
EerEusson. The Disappearance of
episode of the girl dctectlv. series
Breaking In tNitagrnph comedy
drama), featuring Lillian Walker.
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HELP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

THE Tidcwater Teachers Bureau, Den
dron, Va. furnishes prompt and eff
cicnt assistance to teachers In securing
positions. Moderate fees and uneXcelletl
service. Write for enrolment blank
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sale or trade. apartment property
I'm Washington, y. c., Twenty-flrst
Street, Northwest. Best residential
section of tho city. VIII trade for a
good farm or timber lands. =. II.
Thompson, Salisbury. N. c. John =.
Lawson, South Boston, Vn
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FoR Observation-Disclosures

PURE mountain butter, 25c pound,
r,a GmMa i,i,t fresh yard eggs; 2sc doz;;
post, aud postage. Saluda Poultry
Farm. Saluda, y. c.
FOR sale, mice clean white paper. GO
nnGhes wide: suitable for wrapping
anything requiring white paper, such
as breed. glassware. laundry. etc, yl,S5
per 100 pounds ct tho office. Cali az
Times ID spatch. first floor.
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Masonic Notice-Doye Lodge 7;

"A Masonic Notice-Dove Lodge. Tho
" members of Dove Lodge, No. 81.
AN y. +. & a. NJ. will attend the
stated communication of their lodge
10 be held In the Masonic Temple on
THIS OFriday) FEBRUARY II, 1915. at
seventy-thirty G:30) p. NJ Members
OF sister lodges and transient brethren
are fraternally invited.
BY order OF the worshipful master.
BEN L. AUGUST
Secretary
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FOR RENT-Rcai Estate.
ATTRACTIVE RENT LIST
Apartments. Dwellings,, Flats.
McVE1GH & GL1NN,
BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES,

OCEAN VIEW COTTAGES ron
RENT"
NOW is the time TO rent or buy your
Ocean View cottage for bonrtinu.
houses or private family purposes. a
rent from slO0 to $1,000 FOR sale nj
from $1,000 to $4,000. Some speciai
bargains to offer. Write us for infor
Monticello Arcnde. Norfolk. Vn
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NEW rui,Arpr

TO-DAf-H ARST- SELIC; NEWS. "a
narty at school" Alice Joyce, in
"Eookey's Adventure. THE Man. the
Mission and the Maid" The Hate That
Mithers, special kalem in two acts
nile Court four reels "harold's
Iad Man Sclig, The Smoking out OF
b Ian suits. VitnSraph. The Dentist
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FOR SALE-Busihess,

GENERAL merchandise business for
sale in nice little town. Annual bus.
mess S50.0on. Nice line in all branches
carried. VIII sell on very easy terms
to responsible party. Address Sier-
chant. care Times-D Dispatch. Richmond,
DENTAL practice for sale I'm a town
OF 1890 Inhabitants. for $3.50. includ-
ing a new outfit. No competition. Ad-
dress l., care Times Dispatch
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ALBION. SC Theatre.
TO-DAY-WARNER KERRlGAN. IN
"a Bogus Bandit" Western drama.
M! Aboard two-reel Comedy.
Eclair drama, THE Caflingsly Pearls
In two parts.
To-MORRoW-"TE OF THE
-, jungle two-reel animal drama
Was His Mother" thrcc-recl drama Il.
beautiful picture Of mothers love
and her sons devotion.
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SHOES.

CUT RATE SHOES.
FAMILY shoes at rock bottom price,
Empire Shoe Company. 6o4 Yves,
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LITTLE TIIEArRE

I O ID a Y = SPECIAL. FANTAsNA.
five recls. '"fhe school for Scandal .
Monday.
To-AoRROW-"EN OF ECON
omy, Edison. IA Clean Slate Lu-
hin, "A Funny George AIDE Fable"
"1ll for the Boy" Biograph zine
Birth OF Our SnviNMr"
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FOR SALE--Animai,.
FOR SALE, HORSES. MARES, MULES.
AT CRULtS STABLES. Is SOUTH
TENTH STREET.

stock. right out Of tho hardest kind
OF work can find them at our stables
anu SEQ them at work. wo have mules
from 500 pounds to 1880 pounds. Price
Sl25 per pair up. and horses aud mares
from 900 pounds to 1,40o pounds, price,
SG5 head up. This stock is all in
good condition. and will be sold under
full guarantee. IL not as represented
money refunded.
FOR sale--s25o VIII! buy n good young
pair OF muleg right out OF the hard.
est Kind of work; will weigh 2.30e
pounds pounds: IN good condition sound and
amiek walkers. Also one pair of 5000
bSlocky mules wsighing 2:2oo pounds
are are In IN Richmond. Price. s225. viii
ed, ] will, give money back. Can DO
seen at Cranes Stable. 18 South Fir
teenth Street. Half square from Main
street Station.
LIVERY and transfer company having
no further use for 90 head or horses
anu mules Will sell at n sacrifice for
$40 anu up. ALEC several trucks and
dump wagons and harness. Can DO
seen at stables. al North Fifth.
FOR sale at p. J. Sullivan's Stable. COS
East Cary Street. Is big mules. right
out OF hard work: ages from to I
years old: weight from 1850 to 1900
each. These mules are guaranteed to
work single or double, anu must be "a
represented. 1t Will pay you to come
and see them. There Will be no req :
Sonablc offer refused.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

4lO West Grace Street, hot water heat
co rooms: modern convenienccs;
board.
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WANTED-NIoney

WANTED, to borrow $1,000 at per
cent with good security for 5 years
Address Loan, GIT North Sixth Street
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HELP WANTED-Female.

WE REQUIRE experienced salesladies
Our Wonder World" book for chill
dren Excellent salaried position for
right party: State full experience.
Hascall. Royal Poinciana. Palm Beach.
Fla.
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VICTOR, Broad Mt Eiph,b

sc Day and Night, EXCEPT on Special
Feature DAYS.
TO1DAY-"FOR ANOTHl5RS CRIME"
tVitagraph special. two parts with
Leah Baird and Rogers Lrtton).
"Roping II Bride" tSelig Comedy, Mary
Picl<ford Pathe comedy.
= "CHECKERS." FEA-
turing Thomas w. Ross. six parts, all
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REN. Broad at seventh.

REN. Broad at Seventh.
&c Day and Night. Except on Special
Feature Days.
loupe" (Domino). two reels, with
Walter Edwards and Elizabeth Bur.
bridge. mabel and Eatty's Mar
ried Life" keystone Comedy
Thoughts of Tonight two reels
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TO MoRROW-"IN TIE TENNESSEE:
HIS ID; two reels with Euid
Markey anu charlie Ray. The Wiley
Chaperon.' American. 'Thr Chinese
Lottery tRcliancr). "Iudora.' in the
twenty million dollar mystery, episode
NO. IL, featuring Margaret Snow Jas
Cru8e anu Harry Durham.
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MEETINGS.

OFFICE the Virginia Fire and Marine
insurance Company,
Richmond, Va. Feb 2, 1915.
ANNUAL MEETING
THE regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders of this company will he
held at the companys office, Io15 East
Main street. in this city, OH TUESDAY.
the 10th instant. at II O'Clock NJ.
VIM H MCCARTHY.
Secrstary
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Mechanics and Merchants Bank
Richmond, Va. Jan. 81, 1915.
THE annual meeting OF stockholders
OF this bank will be held FEBRUARY
"a, at II o'clock. at the bank. Twelfth
and Hull Streets.
J. II. PATERSON.
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HOUSE ASSOCIATIONS OF
RICHMOND

tHNhmohI. VA Eeb; II, 1915.
LEGAL. holiday Wednesday, February.
IL. 1915. tho Tooth anniversary OF the
treaty OF peace between the United
states and Great Britain. commonly
known as the Treaty OF Client. having
been declared by the General Assembly
of Virginia II day of Thanksgiving and
having, by proclamation, affirmed the
same and made the day a legal holiday
IN this state. the hanks of the city
RUARf Il, 1915: All paper falling due
on that day will be payable on Thurs
day. 18th instant.
]. III. SINTON.
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HELP wANrED-s1ale and Female

THOUSANDS government jobs open to
mon and women. SG5 to $3.50 month.
write for list. Franklin Institute.
Dept. 430-B. Rochester. n. Y.
WANTED, man and wife on stock and
grain farm; man to work under man
aHer; know how to plow and handle
team. woman to cook and do general
houscwork for family OF two. Fur
nished cottage and good wages for
reht parties. Address h 64a, care
Times Dispatch.
RICHMOND government clerk cxami-
nations March IL. $40 month. Sam
PIE questions free. Franklin Institute,
l}npt. 429-B. Rochester. y. Y.
WANTED. for the country, widow with
son over Is years old us working
work ON farm. Prefer those having
lived in the country; good wages anu
good home. Address q 72i, care Times
Dispatch.
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years lease: 20 rooms completeiv
Furnished: running hot and cold water
In all rooms, steam heat, electric lights;
baths. Now filled to capacity with
permanent people. Reason for selling
an leaving city. 7?5. care Times.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

sALEsMEN making the general store
trade who wish to make extra money
can learn OF good side line paying large
commission and which is we'll known
and extenHively advertised: correspon-
dence CONFIDENTIAL; give full partieu.
lars In first letter. Address p. q. Boz
ll43. Richmond. Va
WANTED. salesman In this state, or
every town In the State, to handle a
line of household and office spccialties.
Can make from IS to $40 n day. Don't
answer unless you mean business. See
us for PARTICULARS. Eureka Distributing
Bureau, Box 2GI. st. Matthews. $. G.
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MUSICAL.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

FURNITURE. china and wedding pres
ents packed and shipped with care.
jacob Cmlnuf. Phone Madison 3292.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING; OF
CREDITORS.
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I'll the matter of
y WELLS AND ~,
Is. HARVEY FtQUAl w;
PARTNERS, TlkADtNC;l n,,j,
AS WELLS e FuQrA. '"''A
l3ankrtlDt
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WhNTED-Agents.

FREE sample and agents terms for
asking man and woman IN town,
country or village TO sell our goods
Lewis Bros, Landing. " j.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT stud-Touch Me, by The Commoner-
Touch Not, full brother to Great
britain. one of the largest winners on
the turf in 1914. Also Imp. Duke OF
kendall, by Sir Modsed-1mp. Duchess of
kendal. Fee. $3.50. No insurance.
Mares boarded at 80 cents per day.
Ellerslie stock Farm, David Dunlop,
proprietor. Petersburg. Nn.
CLOTHES don't make n man. but they
help lot. Let us clean and press
them for YOU. Dyeing anu cleaning
feathers our speciality. National Dye
Ing and Cleaning Works. 1908 Ia West
Main Street.
SAVE your Panama hats Bring them
70 us. We do Panama hat work ex-
clnsively. Our work is Q. KID by the
ieauing hat dealers in Richmond be-
cause we clean Panamas without acids
we don't cover the dirt with powders
We use natural sun bleach. Manhattan
Hat Works, Manufacturers of Panama
hats. $40 North Firth. Best service for
Virginia and North Carolina
NOTICE Is hereby given that partner
ship heretofore existing between
Tony ranattoni and Angelo Farnor-
chta. doing business under the arm
Of Tony Panattoni e Co, Is dissolved
The business Will be conducted by
Tony Panattoni, who assumes ali Ia
biiities.
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SITUATION wANTED-sIale.

WANTED, employment I'm or near city
for white and colorcd boys. II TO II
years OF age. Juvenile Court OF Rich
mond, Room S. CITY Hall. Phone Ran
doiph Ge2.
WANTED. work OF any kind by a
bright young white man. Address
Is 6l5, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, by young white man. work
as chauffeur or work in garage: ha ve
had experience IN both. 1 will call 10
see YOU at once. Address Is bi5. care
Times Dispatch.
EXPERIENCED travelling salesman
with road sales record that will
stand thorough investigation. would
iike to change position * b0T. care
Times Dispatch.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

POSITION wanted by registered phar-
macist. Ten years experience. Best
references. Address 124, care Times
Dispatch.
Of neveral years experience
desires position I'm private family
URunl English branches anu music
Best of references. Address * sos,
care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

CANVASSERS with ability. COS East
Marshall.
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NOTICE-Legal

IN THE DlSTRIrT COURT OF THE
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

POULTRY AND BIRDS.
WANTED
Two Half Wild turkey
Gobblers
Give age. weight and price. Grated
ready for shipment.
Box 632, Richmond, Va.
BLACK and Buff Orpingtons, Dark
Cornish; many prize winners. Stock
and eggs for sale. Phone Randolph
5o3G-J I.assiter OrpinEton Yards,
Highland Park. Richmond, Va.
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Bankrupt,
NOTICE OF First MEETING OF
To the creditors OF HINTON A. WELLS
trading. as WELLS / FuUuAs OF
field anu dirlsict aforesaid Bankrupt:
stS So Sy ~ ESs enlSnrg given that on ,ns
aforesaid, We're duly adiWdicn t"T'I banKs
r'"p, and that The Nrst meet.
500. American National Bank nuldime..
F iSsRS9d va" Oh tn S,s lsTiI PAY Mo-, or
in the forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
bankrupt. and transact such other bust
ness as may properly como before said
meeting.
.THos. b. sNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy,
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT Of THU
ERN DIsTRTcT Or Vi VII nj EAST
II np tas %a q. mA "[ No 1880.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
To the creditors of EDGAR A. HALL.
or richmond; In the County OF Hen.
rico, and district aforesaid--Bank.
Notice is hereby given that on tho
Sth day of February. ~. d. 1915, the
said EDGAR a. HALL WAS duly adiu-
dicated bankrupt. and that the first
me, mee LINE OF his erediters will be hold in
lean National Bank Building, Richmond,
Va, on the 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
n. d. 1915, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. at which time the said creditors
may attend prove their claims appoint
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting
THOS. b. SNEAD
Referee In Bankruptcy
February 8. 1915.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Eenale.

EXPERIENCED stenographcr desires
position at once. Call Randolph
JI5j-J
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

RESOLUTIONS Adopted by the BOnr,i OF
managers OF the bible Society of
Virginia.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

To the creditors of EDGAR A. HALL.
or Richmond in the County of Hen.
rico, and district aforesaid-Bani.
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WANTED. some one with $1,000 or
$4,000 TO act as cashier. If not salts
fed at end OF months can Withdraw.
Money to be invested so can be readily
converted into cash. X 500. care Times
Dispatch.
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FOR RENT-Business Property.

OFFICE space, phone, typewriter and
stenoSrapher; viii share above with
{ oneeniai party: moderate terms: loca-
291T for appointment
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REPAIR SHOPS.

AUTOS AND CARRIAGES.
o. p. GrasberKer, carriage and automo.
Die trimming; repairing our special.
"" 20 North Twentieth Street. Phone
Randolph ISL
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT Of THH
UNITED STATES. FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-27
BIC SLUMP IN U. S. Steel
The Market Disturbed To-day AS Re-
suit of Dividend Suspension on
Common Stock Yesterday
81 Associated Press.

New York, Jan. 27.-Between 40,-
900 and 0,000 shares of United States
Steel common stock were offered for
sale at its minimum price of AS when
the market opened to-day but only a
few hundred shares of the big offering
were accepted. Yesterday afternoon
the stock was selling at ST IL. Suspen-
sion of the dividend was not announced
sntil the market closed.
The entire market was disturbed to-
day as the result of the dividend sus-
pension. Active railroad stocks broke
from one to more than three points.
Steel, pfd., on which the regular divi-
dent was maintained, broke over four
points and the bonds weakened also.
There was practically no market for
steel common at its minimum price.
Steel common hung at the minimum
throughout the morning while the pre-
ferred made total decline of over
points. In the so-called unofficial mar
ket steel sold at 46, two points under
its official minimum.
Officials of the Stock Exchange re-
ceived many inquiries as to whether
there would be any revision in the
present minimum. They intimated that
any action they might take would be
guided largely by the character of the
selling during the next few days.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-27
UNCLE SAM HALTS State
IN IMPORTATION OF Quail
Washington Orders Pennsylvania to
Cease Bringing Mexican Game
Birds Here Pending an Investiga-
tion to Learn If They Are Healthy

The State Game Commission had
just made all arrangements to import
from $4,000 to $1,000 quail into
Pennsylvania from Mexico, and already
had imported 200, all but dozen of
which have been distributed, when
further importation and distribution
was halted to-day by the authorities
in Washington. The federal authori-
ties feared there "might be some dis
ease among the Mexican quail" and it
would be best to make an investigation
before permitting Pennsylvania to i'm
port any more.
This was very great disappoint-
ment to the State Game Commission
which was sending the birds by the
half dozen pairs throughout the State
to be released early in the spring in
order that they might get acclimated
and be hardy for breeding purposes.
The demand for the birds has been
larger than usual, and the $4,000
could easily have been placed in coun.
ties and localities that have not heard
a Bob White whistle for years
The zoo birds received from Mexico
nearly all of which have been distrib
uted, were fine lively creatures, but
they were neglected on the way up from
Mexico and were thin A few days
careful treatment, however, caused
them to chirk up and they were SO
lively that as soon as they got to the
capitol, and saw the park they wanted
to get out. Two of them escaped from
the boxes at the Game Department and
ran through the capitol until they
reached an open window when they
darted out into the park. They were
recovered without any trouble, but not
until their whistle had attracted much
attention from the department attaches
in the capitol.
Some of the remaining dozen here
will be sent to the Pathological depart
ment of the University of Pennsylva
MIA for examination as to their condi
tion and to ascertain whether they are
In any manner diseased.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-27
District Attorney outspoken
wheat PRICES Still SOAR
May Cereal Breaks All Previous Rec.
ords and Climbs to $f.475s in
To-day's Dealings

Chicago, Jan. 27.-Dealings in wheat
expanded rapidly to-day, and high rec
ord war prices continued to be broken.
Gains of nearly two cents bushel as
compared with last night were quickly
made. July wheat, which had closed at
1.SO% and 1.31 jumped to 1924 May
climbed to 1.47%. The highest point
attained before by May since the be-
ginning of the war was yesterday,
1.46A.
New upturns in quotations at Liver
pool and predictions of cold wave
possibly endangering the domestic win
ter crop had much to do with the fresh
advance here.
In later dealings the wheat market
lacked only 1kc of touching the ex-
traordinary price of $3.50, the May de-
livery ascended to $1.4S%. July made
a greater relative advance, three cents
bushel to $1.33%.
Reports were received that Nebraska
millers were buying wheat at prices
equal to $3.50 on the track at Chicago.