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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-13
New York Cotton Futures
Port Cotton Market

New Orleans: Middling, S.a4c; receipts.
 15e; exports, 1924; sales, 1osO; stock,
 12S,2s8
 Galveston: Middling. Sc; receipts,
 1644; exports, 20sl; sales, 51; stock, t04.S25 Mobile; Middling. s.1sc; receipts. 72; stock. 12,241. Savannah: Middling, ss3c; receipts,
 G56; sales. s34, stock, 60,502. Charleston: Receipts 22: stock, 4S,-
 o55. Wilmington: Receipts, 22S stock,
 s7,s5o Norfolk: Middling, s76c; receipts,
 639; sales, 614; stock, 44.610 Baltimore: Stock. 1874. Boston: Middling, 9,45o; stock. 13e06 Philadelphia: Middling. 9.70c; stock s57. New York; Middling. 9.45c; exports 1915; stock, 236,070. Minor ports Stock, 30.405. Total today: Receipts, 84l5; shipments, 1o.ss2; stock, 713.972. Total for week; Receipts 17,s55; exports, | 70. .606. Total for season: Receipts. s6,S77; ex- ports. 50, 453.
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Rice Market

New Orleans. August 12.-Light receipts today of rice gave the market an irreg- ular tone. Receipts rough. 254; millers 476. Sales rough Honduras. 1SN sacks at . -264S 76c; clean Honduras. 1061 pockets at SQ4Hc; Japan, Q pockets at 4c. Polished and bran unchanged. Quote: Rough Hon- curas, 3.25Qs .76c; others unchanged.
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Kansas City Grain

Kansas City. August 12-wheat: No. 2 hard, $l.26Q31. Al; No. 2 red, $1.22. Corn. No. ? mixed. 7s11@Tc; No white. 7ec; No 2 yellow, 10 Oats: No. 2 white. d@s11zc; No. mixed, l0@60c.
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Coffee Market

New York, August 12.-A sudden fall ing off of the interior Santos movement and indications of continued steadiness in Brazil, were followed by considerable GOV ering in the market for coffee futures here today. The crop in thc Santos movement was considered likely to have been the re- suit of measures to prevent too rapid a1 accumulation at the ports, but offerings g were not so active as earlier in the week, and after opening at hn advance of to points, the market became still firmer later in the day on rumors that the Bra gillian government was preparing to sus- tain values. The close was to Il points net higher. Sales S0,5oO, including switches from September to later months. August and September, 8.34c; October, 6.3sc; November, 8.49c, December, 64Sc; January, 6.5lc; February. 6.56c; March, 6.6sc; April, 6.64c May. 6.sSc; June. 6.15c; July. 6.7ac.
 Spot steady: Rio Ts, 1c; Santos fs, Sac. Cost and freight were about points high CT for Santos grades, but shade easier on Rio.
 The official cables reported an advance of LOOT at Santos and a decline of 6or at Rio. Receipts at the two Brazilian ports, 104 o00 Jundiahy receipts 37,O00.
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Sugar Market

fered at $4.60; spelter not quoted, Al London. lead. f20 6s Sd; spelter 65.
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Sugar Market
 New York, August 12.-Raw sugar firm. Centrifugal, 4.479 4.86c; molasses, LOO O 4.09c; refined firm, 15 points high CT. Cut loaf. 6.70c; crushed, $500; mould A. 6.25c; cubes, 6.05c; XXXX powdered 5.95c; powdered, 5.90c; fine granulated, 5 soc; diamond A. $500; confectioner's
 A, 5.70c; No. 1, 5.55c Sugar futures were again quite active early today and at
 noon were to g points net higher.
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Live Stock


 Chicago. August 12-Hogs Receipts. 11.Ooo weak Bulk. s6 7oQ7. .S6; light $7.1op 7.Sb; mixed, $6.6OQ7.s 30; heavy. $6.S5Q7 30; rough. $6.35d650; pigs. $79S.
 Cattle: Receipts, 5000; firm. Native beef cattle, $e.10f1o.25; cows and heifers, s 1o99 10; calves, $S011.e5.
 Sheep: Receipts. 17,000; market weak. Sheep, a6.9066.e5 lambs, $s75@s.s6.
 Kansas City, August 12.-Hoss: Re- ceipts, $500; market steady. Bulk, S.100 7.45; heavy, $7GT.8; packers. S7.lOqI60; light $7.2097.50; pigs. $76l7.25.
 Cattle: Receipts 24o0; market steady. Prime fed steers. 8. 5oa9 96; dressed beef steers. ss19. 30; southern steers s5.S5dS 60; cows. $450dp7. 50; heifers. $6.5Og9. 70; stock CTS, sG.25QS.25.
 Sheep: Receipts. e1OO; market lower. Lambs. $s.25ds.75; yearlings, s6. 50d7. .25 i; wethers, $6.25d7; ewes, $60l6.75.
 St. Louis, August 12.-Hogs: Receipts, 4500; market higher. Pigs and lights. T.35 G7.90; mixed and butchers, N60d7.90; good heavy, $s.s5@ff.40.
 Cattle: Receipts, 1900; market steady. Native beef steers. s7.509l0.15 yearlng steers and heifers, $S.50D10; COWS, $6QS; stockers s60S.25; Texas and Indian steers. $525@s.85: cows and heifers. $4Q6.50 na- tive calves $6@11
 Sheep: Receipts. 1900; market steady. Lambs, ssd6.s6; sheep and ewes. $5.50d7. %.
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Naval Stores

Savannah. August 12.-Turpentine firm. 3s0l3SA sales, 3S2; receipts. 313; stock, 22,- 314 Resin firm; sales. 1077; receipts. 7S2; shipments, none; stock, 61, 1s0. Quote: A, $325; H, I, &.S0; K, $5.4o: M, $40; N, $4S5; we, b55; wv, $5.7O.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-03
n. LAREDO Sc ENCJENTRA De CALAPARA
RECIbIR Ia VISTA DE- CARRANZA
FL Primer Jefe il 4 SaItillo a arreg!ar Ell
matrirnonio de una de sus hijas con
Ell Gobr. Espinosa Mireles

Laredo cl microbes o el jueves.
No ST tiene, sin embargo, seguri-
lad de que en- tales dias arribe e.
Primer Jcfc 4 la vecina plaza. pues
Sibese que tiene intenciones de de-
Ienrse Ell Ia ciudad de Saltillo va
rios .dias.
lnformes p~rivados Que Sc han re-
"lbido aqui. dicen que ell senior Ca
rama Sc detendrd en- Ia capital
lei EStado de CoahuiIa para ARE
Lar 81 cnlacc matrimonial de una
dc >uS llijas con GuStavo Espinosa
NireleS. GOberLador actual de Goa
hula. Tai enIace Sc verificara den
!ro de POGO tempo cuando eli Sc
ror Carranza So crtucntre defini-
tjvamentc inSta!adr cn la capital
Il" Ia R~epib!ica.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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EN- 'REYNOSA Sc ARRESTARA A
LOS QUE TENGAN LIGAS CON
Los ALzADOS De TEXAS

IlbALGO. Texas. Noviembre ,.
In una ~cntrevi>ta Ienida hoy o Ell
I"n!rnte Coroncl EufcmiO Canlrl.
''mandante de Ia plaza de ReynoSa
'llc - halIa frenIr Il eSia poblaci6r
.'jo que tOdaS las noticias de los
'"NflictoS entrc SuS fuerzas V las
dn los alzadoS. cran i~nfundadaS V
ne lab!a dadO Ordtn de arrcstar
a ioias las perSOnas que ~cstuvicsen
al rnIacl6n con aluciloS. Rryn0sa
sta rn cOmpicta ca!ma. Y 81 ira
100 entire es;a pohlaci6n t. HidalgO
IS del todO normal.
Las auioridadcS ciyiIcS de Rcy-
.'pSa han alberto las cscuela5 y Ger
"a d. POO discipuloS cstin conru-
irj"ndo Il elias. NADIA establishments
la JcurridO rn c>toS uitimoS dias.
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por valor de $40, 100000, de cuya
suma sc apropi6 Carranza cerca de
$4,000, 900.
En- ell Worlds Work. French Stroll
heir, hace una description de la ca
rccra p~olitica de Carranza, que viene
Z confirmar, todos- los hechos MARIA
dos por Mr.. Bell. Dice que en- Ia
epoca dc Diaz, fuc 'Cientifico" Y
partidario decidido dc su politica.
Don Porfirio lego u desconfiar dc
q y va no lie permiti6 que siguiera
ocupando, por mas tempo, Su curIl
en- 81 Senado, donde siempre Sc ha-
bia ~distinguido por su nulidad y su
estuiticia.
Sc Ia dividido Ia opinion de Ia
pTensa en- los EStados Unidos, con
respecto al reconocimiento de Ca
rranza, pero por regla general, la
~aprneban todos los peri0dicos que d
poyan a Wilson, y 10 reprueban to-
dos los Independence y los que for
man la oposici0n,
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.3iiTRIAIONiO.

+. >iba!o De Ia mana anterior
iNo Iugar cn la No. i06 IL dc
Ia cali" del .ArSrua lie cSta Ciudad
%, majrimonio Civ dc Ia senorita
Eufina Castillo y = sciior Daniel
Gonzalez. Si"ndO trStiGoS del actO
lbs s"norcS Eduardo Hernandez y
}iaiias Li>nrros y las ScnoritaS Ly-
y RUIZ y Maria Padilla.
Que sea frliz ri nucvo matrimQ-
Mo.
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Telegrama especial para La PRENsa,

LAREDO, Texas, Noyiembre =
La poblaci6n de Nuevo Laredo. qu"
ha sido rcmoIada pOr las aulOrida-
des ririles y mililares con motive
d. "a anunciada vista del scnar
~Carranza, pfeSenta el aspect0 de-
uno de los mas Signiiicativos diay
Il" fiesta.
Ina Illumination profusa ha Sidn
iastaiada IN los PARTICIPATES edifj-
cios y plazas publicaS que prcSer-
IAN. ademis. una decoration e>-
pl"QiIda. Los rarrancistas quierrn
que 81 jeGc 81 halle conicnto du-
rant" 'rl tempo Iur pcrmanezca ~
NucNo Laredo y M omitir;in ning1Ia
c>fucrzo para lOgrar Yer rcalizad"
81 prop6sito.
C~arranza rs rspcraIo en- NucN,
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FL RECONOCIMiENTO DE CA
RRANZA, JUZGADO POR DOS
AMERICANOS Antiques
RESIDENCES DE MEXICO

La politica de la vigilaHte cspc""
- Gato por fin ST. fruto mas 81
*. -oso. FL reconocimiento de CarraN-
"a, como Gobierno de facto de Me
Eico. ha sido el acto mas censura-
nic del Presidcntc Wilson. pcro TO
yodia eSDerarse cosa mejor de los
-2~;eceGentes J circunstancias que 10
preccdicron. Los acontecimicntos dc
J6xico no c2minaron tan bien como
sc esDeraba = el Primer Jcfe logrG
@4r&r tanta ventaja sobre sus enc
nig0S. que hubiera sido locura cree
cue 81 e~strciia ieclin&ra rapidamcn-
ie. No podia seguirse otra pOlit!c2.
qae Ia dc aCccder, de grade o 20"
.Gcrza. 4 sus ~eXigenciaS, que comcrj-
1aban 4 formular de una manera i'm
Dlriosa. aunQue fueran TODD 10 dcsa-
l"adables que Sc las Cuiera juzGa".
r.5rque las ilusiones que Ia Casa Blan-
4 0 el Brpartamento de EstaGo Sc
:ormaron. al principle, sobre Carraa-
- Va sc habian djsipado por COM
;.cto.
Edward T. Bell, ~residente en- Me
Co. durante muchos amos, Y autor
del lihro titulado la vergiienza pc
.:;ica de Mexico" da . conocer en- ur
2rticuio reciente que apareci0 en- ei
Outlook, sus apreciacioncs sobre Ia
conducta de! Dr.. Henry Allen Turper
: del Lie. Duval West, i quiencs en-
Ii6 81 P~residcnte. con obieto dc in
rcstigar las condolences de la veci-
ia Republica, y los que al dar cuea-
"a de Sill comisi0n, 10 hicieron de una
mancru diScreta V honraGa, a. grade
lie que NJ. Wilson nc podia forjarse
iiusioncS acerca del vcrdadcro car&c-
Ter Y 3~roposjtos dc Carranza. f..
que ahora csta poscido de una scd
de vcnganza. contra los que asesi-
naron al Prcsidente Madero. habia
rreparado una r~evoluci6n en- su con
ira, cuando Huerta lego al poder.
con motive del golpe de EStado de
REYES. Entonces CaTranZa. cntro en-
componcndaS con Huerta, pero Ina
subita interruption del scryicio tele-
grafico entire Sa!tiIlo V la Ciudad dc
Mexico. ocasiono que el gobernadoc
De Co2hUila comenZara a s~ospechar
: poseido de panico. emprendi0 Ia
fuga hacia eI Norte, acompanado de
III reduciGo numero de partidarios.
Con ellos formula el Plan de Qua
da.upe, dcsPuGs de 10 cual, fut I O.
cultarsc en- 81 pueblo natal, csqui-
vando una persecution imaginaria,
y cue nunca Sc llev6 a efectO. Tacha
a Carranza de casQuivano, cobarde,
orgulioso c Incompetence, diciendo
que Sc ha robado mas de $50, 5000
para g~astarlos en- la revolution que
inicio, permitiendo tambian a sus ge-
nerales, scguir una politica de des-
trUcci6n universal, puesto que des-
trojan y anjquilan TODD 10 que no
pueden robafse. Asienta, aqemas.
que los productores de ~henequen dc
Iucatan. eXpOrtaron este ano, fibra
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Fl general Funston pidee
Nicnc dc Ia p&Jlna /.

ts CUE iniciaron Ell ataque de Ii yecna plaza de Aqua Prieta, aver al me-
GiodIa suspendieron eI ataGue, retirand0Se a una diStancia de miNa Y me-
da e dos milas de las lfneas de tincheras. Durante Ia noche de aver, los
vlHtas diron cuauo yigorosos ataQues por dEsintos runAbos de Ia pobla-
cMn. habiendo sdo rechazados compRtamente, como &c dice, hoy al anna
necer.
Las baias de los viHstas no Sc sa6e I punto flo cuales hayan sito,
pero Sc estima que entire muertos y heridos cuentan algunos cientos, pues
las ametanadoras de las tincheras funcionaron con muy buen exto So
bre los grupos de asatantes que Sc atrevian a acercarse a las posiciones de
los carancistas.
FL general Gales nform6 hoy que las bajas tenidas por a guarnici6n
fueron cuarenta ' cmco muertos Y sctenta y clnco herldos.
En- ell lado americana ocurieron agunas deSgracjas personales, pues
segin informes de las autoriiades de esta ciudad, ocho personas heridas
lueron recogdas por las anbulancjas de los hosPtales.
GALES RlNCE 81 PRIMER PARTE = CARRANzA PoR TELEGRAPH.
FL comandante carrancita, PIutaco Elias Gales, cavi6 hoy Ell Ia ma
mana 81 primer pame de IL pcha, Girecamente Al senior Carranza Y al ge-
neral Obreg6n, que acaban De negar . Piedras Negras, pr TELEGRAPH. I!
del mensaje es como sgue-~
"Tengo ell honor de corurcar q listed cue anoche d las dez e. enc
atac6 vigorosarlente nuest~as po#dones sobre e extreme oriental
de eNa plaza. POGO despucs cl ataquc st generated sobre todaS nuestras
posiciones. abiendose m Hgtrido fue-o de artlleria sobre nuestras fneas
en- todas drecciones que nj lin conscg9!mos acalar cerca de Ia una de Ia
raaana. Ell enemigo continue atacardo nuesras posciones con descargas
de fuilcria por varias hoas mas. hasa que a onaanecer fHt compIetamen-
tc derrotado Y obigado a reiurse. Euesfas bajas son insigni!icantes.
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0BRAS DIFERSAS.

UBhAS
Viaie Alrededor del Mundo. Intercsante re-
lacI0H novciesCa de IN viaje por las prin-
c!pd!es ~regiones : Cludades del mum
La VOz de Ia NatuFaIcza. Collection de his
torIaS Y nove!aS morales ............$I.2
Manual de Agricultural Y GanlGcrla. lndI5-
penSablc para Ia genie dc campo. Con
/ SfGhaiipS
Iuia del JGGaGOr de pclOta. LiJrOr indiS-
ncnSable para los atIClOnaGOs al base
pan. &c
Fl ANA ito Casa. GUtd he Ia mUicr cIUca-
da en- maicria de habIlact0n, cuciPa, mo-
ID. medicinal, etc. Soc
Ii Calculator del Algodon. Obra ut!li>lnIa
para >eIlhrGdurcs, piZcddOrcs Y trallc2n-
ics dc algod0n 75c
NeiUd" complete dc SulicO pOr don llIla-
ron ESlGTa INC
PFiaera FarIc dc EsIava.............. 20c
Sv-Undd tarlc de ESlaya ............... 2Dc
Los >uelloS EApllraduS. pJr rl Ma2lCy de
AStrakaD. Tn Tome, leila. cen laninaS SIC
NUcvo Lcn=udlc dc las Flores, abau!cG J
PlelFdS PTrrIUSI> nc
Historic he B%crio.iu. Bcr!OlLIno y CGcu-
srnO. \ IL rj!S:iCa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25c
Historic dc Ber:C!iu. iIerluldInO ' C2casc-
no, clIp&Staua i0c
! 500 S"crctUS para cl Hogan. KcCCta> para
cl l0cador. yc>iIdo. >alud, economic,
Gle. SIC
e. Cpcinero Pcr:Hc;o. GI!a roluVleia 4" CO.
tta|, - ''"'"'"" w ''N''d9 t"'" HH-G-
stIs%ur> ''c
haIlIat Gc "d>t'!rfiA J iri'9sl,'ld- !Nl!ts~
pcu-abic en- 81 hogan. cafes. rtc.-.... .5c
Libro de piscur>G- para iudas la~ c~lrcuiS-
;apCia> de Ia vida. con discusses para
!I'>taS ~>uCldirs ! paiEIoi!cas ...--.. sc
Ea> '5c
Manual q" LtEi-'A!cria d. Taller. Sf.u1
Manual c. f9'oEra!id' uti Para trl"=raLg5
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La Ncuit!Ila |d>'fa- IEatdIi!"lir"r s'l'I-
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Il tdsfn 'r id> tdd'eS. I'LL para idN ma
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ceres Para '"> que VtI"t'i tI>i's'- Pa!
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MADRID, Oct. IS.-El senior AL
30 ha sido invitado por la Camara
de Concrete de Barcelona para pro-
runciar una confersncia, habiendo
acceptable.
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CIENCIiS OCLLTAS.


~rnF',n> ar los Carlos ARC q" Elhdr 4
t.!ms Jos tur@Hs
ia rI1n Aa-ia ~H.FrE.a ......-....-.. !nc
lg.atElg.uI->, 1I.i.vr.u> = I-u,dc-los iNc
la uilu [ar.ta .A.iy.uaGyIa : q Wei"
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.-.t. $50. N.-tI EtlUrA -...-....-..... -Hc
"llutI Sc &a-la i;uta NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 21c
1rgr--gi fr Nfazfl Nt.gfa .---. sc
.~s-ErGi4 81! l,cE >a.";-.a ."
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O2RAS De VENTA EN- IA LIBERIA De IGNAC0 T. L0ZANO.
l. casa ns aGedfada la mas Egur, la cue eae ell meOr sUrhdoy ia que ede mast anta LOS
Eddos Sc dsmchan pc couo gaos pagds eli mno da que edbe Lac dn.

Los Nartires, o el Triunfo de Ia Religion
Cr!Stiana. LIbro cUya lectura nos haCe
aS!>tir a IL lUCha &c dos seneraCiOncS
contrariaS: IA una armada con los arreos
dc a reroc.dad. Y la olra con el simbOIo
e GeRIo del CFIstianISm1. ESta Obra, como
Ia anterior. IS dc las mejgreS para los
ho=areS. .Ambas cSt4n cdItadas a TODD
iuIu s.. 90
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NO1ELis DE \ zoe C.aDA UNA.

NOIELiS DE- 4 zoe CADA Una.
II BeCeTFO d. ORC.
Il uito MaiG.;U.
IL Lucia pOr Ci Amor.
FL NaluScrlto de mi Mad-e.
Maria. pOF jorge ISaacS.
III GUra dc AIded-
Dora
AZucCna-
NOVELAS \ @5c ChDA Una.
NaldItas sean las Mujeres
NaldliUs sean los iiombTeS
MaidiiaS sean las Suegras
Arj. de Guscar NaridO
Las Lvas Nodernas
Il NayIo Prestado
La HIa de las Flores
Fl P~ucSator!o Ge las Soltcrls
Fl TaralSu de las MuicrcS
Il inferno de los Hombrcs
Viva mi Noyia.
T. IIata de los Mares
~ Naiestad 81 Amor
Md.dtID e 81 Amor
La PrInccsa del Dollar
Amor ' Martrio
Ia IIija de Venus
POrqUc Sc CaSan lcs iIOmbreS
TorQut - Casan las MUIcres
PUrQuc Pecan las Mujercs
TOrQIe iiCIlCIden las EIuG2S
Fl collar de ESmeraldaS
las FiIjaS &c Champagne
Il NIdU de RulSeiUrgS
Las ObreTaS del Amor
II II de- las NlIaS
Ia Niudd Aie-rc
Ia Mia de los JaZInineS
CalYar!o dc Amor
PoE >rgUIr 4 una liuieT
NalIf,O- Sean los Ce!oS
La Cyr!e del Amor
l. Alma I'll i'm Ec>O
Evening journal., 1915-09-22

There is need OF education along the
line Of saving and this newspaper is
willing to do its share 20 promote 1t.
All good banks accept money from
their depositors on a guaranty that
their funds will not he risked in any
way
Good bankers believe that banking
is trusteeship. and that their first duty
10 their clients is TO safeguard de-
posits with more care and faithful
ness even than they would their own
money Bank directors are trustees
for stockholders. and stockholders as
we'll as directors are trustees for de-
positors
You must have money.
There are very few Worthwhile
things in this life that don't cost
money To enjoy them one must pay
the price
You the average persons making
MP 90 per cent Of the population Of
this community must earn money "
YOU would have it; you must save II
n YOU would get any lasting good
from it
There Is no better place for YOU 10
save than in savings account at some
good bank DO II now!-T. ID. Mac
Gregor.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
HOW TO PREVENT
acid STOMACHS and
FOOD Fermentation
By a stomach Specialist.

As specialist who has spent many years
in the study and treatment Of stomach
troubles, / have been forced 10 the conclu.
sion that most people wto complain OF
stomach trouble possess stomachs that are
absolutely healthy and nOrmal The real
trouble that which causes al the pain ana
difficulty. is excessive acid in the stomach,
aggravated by food fermentation Hyper
ac.dity irritates the delicate lining Of the
stomach and food fermentation causes wind
which distends tine stomach ahnormaily,
causing that full bloated fesling. Thus both
acid and fermentation interfere with and
retard the process Of digestion. The stom-
ach Is usually healthy and normal but irri-
tated almost past endurance By these for
eign olements--acd and wind. In all such
cases-and they comprise over 90 per cent.
Of an stomach dihiculties-the first and only
step necessary is 20 neutIalize the acid and
stop the fermentation by taking in a little
warm or cold water Immediately after eat
ing. from one TO two teaspoonfuls Of bisu-
rated magnesia. which is doubtless the best
and only really effective antacid and food
corrective known. The acid will be neu-
tralized and the fermentation stopped al
most instantly, and your stomach viii at
once proceed TO digest the food in a healthy
normal manner Be sure 60 ask your drug
gist for the bisurated magnesia. as 7 have
found other forms utterly lacking in its
peculiarly valuable properties.-F J. G.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
TALKS ON THRIFT
The Savings Bank Habit

"The thrift habit Is a sister TO
good many other beautiful
habits Thrift Implies Industry,
and. of course. thrift Is economy.
and economy means the care OF
things and their proper use.
You do not waste anything that
can be used You save II. care
for IL. preserve IT, Children
should early he taught the saw
ings-bank habit Such children
will grow up-at least most OF
them will able. courageous.
helpful and willing. New York
American.
The banks Of this and other com
in their various campaigns
for new savings accounts have done
the public a real service The habit
Of thrift Is one that should be cult.
vated and fostered. Our ancestors
as a rule. were economical and saw.
ing IN their habits. In many instances
they were forced by circumstances tc
be thrifty. In these latter DAYS the
saving habit seems 10 have fallen into
disrepute in many quarters. Not how
much can be set aside for future
needs but how much can he spent foi
present pleasures seems 10 be the
thought.
This state Of mind is all wrong
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
nARRINGTnN YISITORS.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
HARRINGTON. sDel., Sept 32-Mlss
Ray Price of Milford spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Marguerite
JacLson.L Charles Gorden and fam
lily have returned from Rehoboth.-
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Thorp left Saturday
for an extended trip to California
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs Hickman OF Will
mington last week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Hopkins Of Centreville visit
ed friends here on Saturday.
Wroten and family. Emile Potter and
Lester Wingate spent Sunday with
friends at Bridgeville. Md.-Mr and
Mrs. Edward Rash and children re-
turned home after visiting a few days
with his parents at Camden.-Miss
Eva Wingate spent Sunday with her
parents here--Mr. and Mrs Homer
Dill we're visitors here on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Bullock entertained
friends from Greensboro recently
The Rev. Mr.. Burke was the guest OF
bis son, DR.. Burke. last week
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
$3.50 TO BALTIMORE AND RE,
TURN. 80 TO WASHINGTON
AND RETURN.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Sunday,
September &c.
Special train will leave Delaware
Avenue station. Wilmington. at S.42
a. m Returning. leave Washington
Union Station. z p. m. Baltimore
Camden Stationl. s p. m; mt.
Royal. sos p. m.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
RLKTON VISITORS.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON. Md. Sept. Charles
Let's, of near North East, was in
town on Saturday-Mrs. d. L. Stan
ton and Harry Stanton, of Whining
ton, spent Sunday with the Misses
Cole-Mrs. Howard Ash. of Iron Hill,
attended the carnival on Saturday
Mrs. James II. Harris. who has been
visiting relatives in Connecticut. has
returned-Harvey Scott, of West
Chester. Pa, spent the weekend with
his family in Elkton-Mrs. II. C..
Wells has returned from a ten days
trip to Atlantic City and Philadel-
phia-AleXdnder Papler, of Perry
Vile. was in town on Monday-Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Witworth. of Penn
sylvania, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilmer Witworth-Miss Fannie
Marshbank. who has been spending a
week at Atlantic City. has returned
bome-Dr. Vernon Mcknight. of
North East, was in Elkton on Sunday.