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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
shares Girard National Bank. philad
phfa 9lb

2 shares G!rard National Bank. philsdel
phia. 3l6.
n shares United New Jersey Railroad and
canal Company. go.
slo,000 New York. Ontario and Western
Railway Company %refundlug mortgage
per cent gold bonds. due June.
1892. interest March and September.
.o,6oo Keokuk and Des Moines Railway
COMPANY first mortgtE" ? pc- cent.
bonds or 1895. interest April ami
October. 80.
$1,000 southern Railway Company first
consolidated mortgage . per cent. bond,
SSHs 1884, coupons January and july,
20 shares Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
? shares Chelsea Exchange Bank. l?i
- shrares International Nickel Company
common voting trust certificates.
$1,000 Americana Company 6 per cent.
guaranteed collateral trust sinking
fund gold notes. 81 lot.
$1,000 Atlantic Phosphate and on Corpora q
ton refunding mortgage 4 per cent.
twenty year sinking fund gold bonds.
due July, 1898; july laiL aud subsc.
quent coupons attached, s. lot
5000 bond and mortgage made nv Maud
brevoort Barclay 10 Josiah W Place.
rent. interest. covering r,tl nroportv
si'upte IN town NJ islip. Surolk uouut,,
y v, and recorded IN Clerk office 81
SAID county, December %. 1914 I'm
Idher, 40 OF Mortgages. mage III,
1900 oregon Short Line Railroad income
A. . per cent. bond. du" 1915. ggA
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s. Po,sdam Rotterdam, 3Ge mile. east Of
Sandy Hook At noon yesterday
s. CITY OF Montgomery savannah, 20 mile
northeast Of FrSlng Pan Al noon.
81 ComHl, Galveston, aS miles south Of
Sandy Hook at noon
SIS Comet. New Orleans. loo mile. east of
Sand Key nj noon
s. Gulloll With SheuanGo. Port Arthur.
l0 miles west of Tortugas AZ noon
- Lampasi-. Mobile, ~ mlltS west of
Tampa har a. noon
- Antilles, New Orleans, 20 mile. southeast
OF MIssissiI.Nl bar al : r NJ
So III Orrute. balvt stOn - miles east oI
Galveston bar a. noon
So Comancho Jacksonville, 2i5 miles south
Of Sandy Hook At = = N
SIS Comus. New Orleans. 100 miles south Of
SANDY Hook a. y "
81 Edgar " Vance. seattle. 666 miles south
Of Sandy Hook N = "
So orcana. Bcrmuda, mi miles south Of
Sandy Hook al \ y "
IS Colorado, Galveston, 60 miles esst of
Galveston bar AT i NJ
- Hulia NHyaCuny. -" miles south Of
Sandy Hook al noon
So Brilliant, New Orleans, la miles south
OF Barne-at a. noon
- San Marcos Galveston "0 mii-- south
OF Diamond Shoal al noon
IS VI NOrtc, Galveston "S miles southwest
nf Dlmouu Shual ~ q y
: Irn", Colon ', mn south of rrr'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25

For eastern New York. partly cloudy
and colder to-day. preceded probably by
rain earl, this morning fair tomorrow;
strong westerly winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsy''
,anid. partly cloudy and colder to-day'
fair tomorrow, fresh TO strong westerly
winds.
For northern Now England. rain to-day'
partly cloudy and colder to-morrow; fresh
southeast gales. shifting to west.
For southern New England, parity
cloudy and colder to-day; preceded prom
ably hy rain carly This morning: fair and
colder tomorrow. fresh southeast, shifting
to west gales.
For western New York. local SHOWS TO-
day: partly cloudy tomorrow, fresh west
to northwest winds.
SEW YORK. Feb. 25.-The storm from
the Central states moved eastward into
the lake regions and the Atlantic states
yesterday. with centres over Lake Michi-
ran and western Pennsylvania. and rain
fell from the upper Mississippi valley east
ward over the lake regions. southwark to
the east Gulf section and throughout the
Atlantic states.
High pressure covered all sections west
OF the Mississippi River into the plateau
states from a centre over Montana. but
was low over tho Pacific states.
Light rains occurred on the Pacific slore.
hut between the Mississippi River and tho
Rocky Mountains the weather was gem
orally fair
4, continued warm in the Atlantic states
hut was cooler in central parts OF the
country.
Freezing weather covered northern parts
Or tho country from LAX Michigan into
Idaho and southwark into Texas and New
Mexico.
In this city rain fell during most of
IN, day. continued warm; wind. brisk
southeast average humidity. IS per cent (.
barometer. corrected TO road 10 sea level,
a. { \. NJ. 5000; 3 T. NJ. $3.50.
TRS temperature in this city yesterday.
40 recorded hv the o'Hcial thermometer. IL
a.,, d, ~. .rr.N.d t.lIes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
THE STEEL MARKET.
Havr Not Responded to
the Advanced Prices.

Steel huviug has shown evidence ~ 4
slowing up over the pas, w,ek ,r 90
,nd ,b
w,nrs,c,nrar :, ,p"1,hn' ",'.,s
rnn""nnon, ,Etr J." 1919 VT n"t 'ne
-, ''''I ~
,'''- 'IS"''l' nav
,'p.','e' ~ u 'uN"H,c' l"I'eS on
80 S''"n' pt',''r p"si''SS anu
RI '.'I'l' "'''V' "'Nc u''i'
"'H''- Nn'.'t
- '.''.'- ''"l-' .''N ~'''o''u steer
'' "' '''S' '", 'I"" W y" Per
.l :" ,'l'. "", ~ pr's'i' 'oh''-
'''' cannot ne mann
M, ~ t'"s .
~ ,'"" ,'"' h,'''" says ne
'"i ' materials
- l'sPo'N'"'e '"r ,p'trlI'r OF many Or
'erS ior "tlheS ana "ther machine tools
~" ~"''D' ] thIS 'IaSs OF ma
,..Iry ~ e"S'elh territory or 'in'In-
'', anu ''''N,''E are 'Ntr'melN nnSN'
rs "h''rslo"i Unht l'ttshurg
plfh's nave starter 70 "orN on 600
Wv" N"t'" OF Shelis Tor RUSSIA calling
t'F a" expenditure 't ahout s~'on.ooo
i"r n''hl'' '''IH' ana NAV an inquiry
i.f 'o'"oo ho"iiler shells involving 20
n.' IONS p''Ns'd steel i pending IN the
i~'itspNrE o'sir''t.
Manufactured Of cast iron pipe In
lhiiadelphla territory have bought large
'ohhaEes or PIE IRON and the market Is
more active IN cincinnati, chicago and
some other centres. In finished ma
t'ri'ls pi're schedule Is being wei main
tanned ana demand - ia'r
Inc ir'h In" says. February IL
ENJOYING 4 newer daily percentage Of
Sp''ih'dt'on IN contracts than did Jan
u'rN' a CONDITION rejected ~ IN" higher
rate or operations OF tho steel mills.
ana Mdich VIII he materially helped
10y the iru.ilon OF contracts 81 quite
some N'Iiin' on which neurlnE has
nee" E"IhS ON TINS month. There ar"
nurl'r.us negative Influences whlch tend
u" 'hII 'he ~enthhs'iS!n Tor the !mWei!-
'.' ,u'ure' guy IN continued
S'...E' u sHsh' ,~r"Vein'ht persists
l"e ,'tueEte SC. oIhp'hy : oIrr-
alIHs az 90 per '.nt or can"''ty the
AHne''.!" 'n'c' anu IN iI"le 'om-
h"nH t. ,' I'I ,'n,. u. '"p''"H' WIN
'n l,"U' n''"tiS ''uS.nE
- - ," "','.t 80 ~ ''u. am '"'
rr w ~ ,uiteu H.i'"S Nt'eI
49,, ,", =. -, m, 20 ",nh
Ia rro,, for >, ,, on' ~ .,,S,
ZOO h. ,ho <,,,o,,i r. vi
Sn,.a , ~
Jic,tnJ bv ,ha ,tY,'ins ~, n -, ,."o
uo,o s,,cL, a,,ha ,rora,,o, '
"Snc,ter 10 ,r,tr iorVno,,c ,,..
tor G,lynriyci s,es.s - ., ga
a TN oycr lI,, Wick or IS ndv,nce IN
two weeks 10 tho hughes, ar,,rs tor
wears To ada "a the urrer,oir,iss ,ba
oneration Of some n, the unionizcd shee,
and tin plate mills is checked mporar p
lly nj least until employer and employe.
come rs an understanding regarding the
proposed wage reduction.
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TOWN OF WEST SENECA Err UONDs

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
Undersigned Will sell to the highest bidder
FOR cash therefor. sewer bonds OF the Town
OF West seneca. Erie County. New York.
OF tho aggregate par value Of $gJ.3SO.O 90,
AZ $500 O'Clock In the afternoon on the 9Th
day of March, 1915. at the office OF the
Town clerk In said Town. which is located
On Union Road. In the Village Of Ebenezer,
Ere county, New York. and that bids viii
To-" received for said bonds, or any portion
thereof. up to ana al the time of such sale.
Of the denomination Of $1,000. 90 each and
one bond Of the denomination Of $3.50. 90.
The bonds viii h. dated April LIST. 1915
The principal Of ono OF hose bonds viii
mature each year on the first day Of April.
commencing April list. 1916. and interest
AT the rate OF i've per cent. per anuum will
%" paid on the trst day Of April Of eacn
year.
Tho Town Of IVES, Seneca. with a large
ASSESSED valuation contiguous to she city
OF hlfdlo, Is tn" gudranfor of these bonds
Each PROPOSE must he accompanied hy
= 'ertit't heck payable to the order n
the supervisor Of tho Town OF wes,
seneca for two per centum Of the amount
The. right is reserved 20 rcjec, any and
all hl1e and TO waive any informali'y.
For turih"r Information. address William
Square. Bura'o. New York
For submission NJ hiIS. address christian
y Sehuit. supervisor. care Of Town Cicrk.
Ebenezer. Eric County. Sew York
tsiguedJ CHRISTIAN T.. SCHt'DT.
supervisor Of the Town
81 Wet Scncrr.
Lrfs CNuUfr ~ NNrt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
NEW AIRBRAKES ADOPTED.
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Decides on
Change After Experiments.

The Pennsylvania Railroad. which was
the first 70 use ~airbrakes. has afop,et
for its passenger equipny NJ a new
style OF airhrake. which will stop "A
train % twelve steel cars. weighing
moro than 1000 tons. in It's own length
of 1000 feet. This is practically two
thirds NJ the distance IL takes the
airbrakes now generally in use to stop
a train of that weight. The COMPANY
has spent more than $4,000 for road
test experiments, lasting over three
months, with n special train Of twelve
cars.
The main difference between the new
brakes and the old is that by electrical
application the brakes are applied Mt
the same instant TO all cars. the full
braking power Of the train being ex-
erted within two seconds after the en-
gineer turns his lever.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
THE SUGAR MARKET.

The raw sugar market was quiet and
unchanged yesterday at Al cents for
spot. \ cargo OF sugars recently pur-
chased AT this tsure arrived yesterday
parity destroyed owing TO an. accident
To the vessel which carried II The buyer
refused 70 accept the shipment. but the
part which was still In good condition
was taken by the Arhuckle and Howell
retineries nj Az cents.
Refined sugar was Arm and IN
changed, with all interests selling al
5A. cents.
The sugar futures market at the
Coffee Exchange was comparatively
quiet, with prices steady. Total sales
were 1850 tons. Prices were:
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lTAH >E,t RITES CORPOR tTION.
Ten Year sir Per Cent. Gold Note-.

Pursuant TO Article Y II III" Trust
Agreement dated september IAN, iPls.
made by tho Utah Sccurities cor p~pratiJu
With the undersigned - Trustee to secure
the Ten-Naar Six Per cent Gold SoteS Of
the said ttdh Securities Corporation. GUAR
anty Trust Company Of New York. Is Trus-
toe thercuudtr. Invites proposals IN writing
for tho Sale to N 81 the sttd notes At not
exceeding i0l and accrued tntercst. for
which purrps. said Trustee has now on
deposit Five hundred thousand one hun
lr.i fifteen Dollars ana two cents $500
ilI.o.t.
scaled proposals Will he received hy the
Undersigned At it, office. 40 Broadway,
New YORK CITY. urtii T. O'Clock noon on
saturday, March eth. 1915.
Notl,e OF purchase" ni notes viii be
mailed on Ma-,h sth. i"i5. and the notes
SO purchased must no delivered 80 the uu-
d,r>icned before thc clos. ~ business on
March i5th, 1915. on which date Interest
vIl ease
GUARANTY Trust COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
CHARLES H. SABIN. President.
Dated fshruarN -0th. 1918.
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Futures slightly ER.tep-Prtccs =
to : Points IOw

The coffee futures market was quiet
and slightly easier AZ the close yester-
dav. with prices 2 10 : points lower,
switching was again prominent and the
greater part of the 1850 bags traded
I'm represented exchanges OF March for
later positions, Yesterday was notice
day and tenders on March contracts to-
tailed about $4,000 bags.
Snoculative. interest In coffee continued
very light and there was a continued
lack If incentive from the local SPOT
market offers in cost and freights
were unchanged
brazilian markets We're steady, Rio
No. 7 was unchanged at At350, Santos
No. I was 100 reis higher AT iss00, Rio
and Santos receipts totalled 40, 000 bags,
Sac raulo had $4,000 and %Jundiahy a.
OO0 Prices were.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
BONDS
MORE CANADIAN NOTES SOLD.
" Ontreal Tramways x7,OOO,OOo
Issue Taken Here.

More Canadian financing was an
nounced yesterday in the purchase by
Potter, Choate a. Prentice OF $1,000, 900
6 per cent. two year collateral trust gold
notes OF the Montreal Tramways n
Power Company, dated April !, 1915.
OF the proceeds OF the notes, s6,35O,00O
will be used for refunding purposes and
the remainder for corporate purposes.
The notes will be callable In one year
at the option of the company AT par
and interest on sixty days notice. II
NOT called they will run for two years.
Whittemore. PEI & co. of New York
and A.. IL. Martens 4 Co, of Toronto
have purchased jointly 100000 three
year 8 per cent. notes of the city OF
Outremont, Canada. Public offering is
TO be made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises S3i sun sets. 5I Moon sets&it
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk "a GOV Island ~ Hen Gate. II
LOW WATER TINS DAY.
An ~ Az
SsndyHk 10 ~ GOV. Island II 80 iien Gate lao
Arrived WEDNESDAY February ~.
- Nca Hellas. - 90 A NJ prWus, Jan IS.
- Mar Cor, 90 \. VI Palermo, Jan ~
- Henrik. l3i = NJ. Corauha-ou. Ian
50 V Luckenha"h, i":-o \ NJ Cris,ohal.
Feb J.
;, Eorona, lsSA Y 5, TGomN; Fen =,
Fob e.
= Anna. NJ Matan1a- Fcb u.
- ROYAL sceptre, 8 a NJ, st LUCIA,
Fob E."
> Galveston. : A NJ Guantanamo Fob 10.
sol, G'l'cs,9n FEB -,
- SABINE. MOBILE. Feb. u.
- L'l~naw, Galveston. Feb Is
- Madison. Norfolk. Fob q.
- p3Wnec Philadelphia Feb -
s. Ktoto. Boston. Feb .s
- Apache. Jacksonville. Fob u
s. Ara. on, Georgetown = G, Feb ~
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Niagara, a, Havre.
SAILED FoR SEW YORK
IS RyrdAm. from Rotterdam
- Aucous from Palermo
:. puch degh Abruz1i. from Nsples.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
THE II. =. GOODRICu COMPANY.

\ SPECIAL Meeting OF thu stockholders
specially called, 20 he held at the Once
OF the corporation. 30 1880 Broadway in
the city of New York. y. Y, on Wednes
the stockholders annual meeting. for the
purpose of voting upon and authorizing a
reduction Of thu authorized capital stock
~ said company, Ia accordance with the
Certificate Of Incorporation. from $40. 900
600 To tss, 000, 600, by reducing the author
tied preferred capital stock from $50, 600
600, consisting 81 500, 900 shares at 800
each. 90 tss. 900, ooo. consisting OF ESQ, 900
shares Of 800 each.
1850 broadway, New York city. y Y.
By order NJ tho Board of Directors
u - WORK - -.l'"tf
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JOHN u. DENNIS,
SAMUEL l.. FULLER.
JEROME y, HANAUER.
JAMES }. >rORROw.
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.


The Annual Meeting Of the stockhoIdcrs
Of The u 4, Goodrich Company for the
election tby the holders Of the COMMON
stockl of directors, for changing the mum
her Of directors from sixteen to fourteen,
and amending the Bylaws accordingly,
and for the transaction of such other busi-
ness as may properly come before the
will Ia held at the orice ~ the
corporation, No, 1850 Broadway. I'm the
City Of New York, \, Y, March 10, 1915,
at 10 so o'clock 4 NJ.
1880 broadway. New York cay. Y V.
e. r. RAYMOND secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-Most OF the lead
ln- ISSUES showed a iirmer tendency.
i 5000 'drh!d" was especially strong
tuI moderate gains were made IN Sears
= chuck and Chicago Railway Eds. Peo-
'''~ tias was fractionally lower, The
sharp decline In Metropolitan As was
q. special feature in the bond market,
TIE summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25

WASHINGTON. Feb :i-Army order.
Capt. + 3 Long. cuartermaster Corps.
assigned 20 EIghty-third Company. coast
Artillery.
second Lieut.. II II Lee. Coast Atm.
|ery, relieved from assignment 10 Eighty
company and TO West Point Milt.
tary Academy for duty.
capt. II +, Hobbs. seventeenth Infan-
Try, detailed with organized militia Of
District OF Columbia a. inspector-instruc-
tor
First Lieut. r F. Peebe. from Twenty.
seventh 20 Eighth Infantry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN. Feb. thinning stocks were
generally higher. the principal excep-
tons being United States Smelling and
Tainarack. Mohawk advanced ~ and
Wolverine Y. other gains ranged from
= TO "a. Atlantic. Gulf and West Indies
Common was weak, while the preferred
closed unchanged. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
DINIDE>DS AND INTEREST.
UNION Pacific RAILROAD CO..

The regular sent Annual Dividend Of
$500 per share on the Preferred stock
and the regular Quarterly Dividend Of
$500 per SHARE on tho Common stock
~ his Company have this day been de
rlsrrd. payable So the TreasurcrS Once.
li5 B~otdNaN. New Nurk. y y on Thurs
da>. April !. 1913. 20 stockholjU-s ~ record
al , = NJ. on Monday, March :. 1915.
Stnt kho.ierS who hty" not already done
80 az" urgently requested 20 rlr dividend
mailing orders with tn" Undersigned. from
whom blank forms may be had upon APP
plicatiou.
FREDERIC V. :. CROSBY, Treasurer.
New YORK. y. Y. EnhrMarY Il. iAli
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. 24-Several is
sues were f~ractionally lower, including
American Gas, Electric Storage Battery
and Lehigh Navigation. Philadelphia
Electric was steady. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
THE PITTsBURG MARKET.

I|freHtEG. Feb. IA hrmer tone
10. SHOWN IA Columbia Gas and Elec-
i to-day and Cruciblo Steel was q
'''n" higher. Fractional declines de-
' ."'td 10 ohio Fuel supply, Fireproof-
."'''fred and Westinghouse Air
y The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25

PNE.fENNIb NTOIk T'ININENb
The regular GIi'tnr's l.Nld'uH ~ orc
ana three quarters Ne cent tl4 "r1 on
the Preferred stock OF south western Power
q Light company has been declared. pay
able March :. 1915. 20 s~'oAkAo'ir-s Of
record at she close Of business February
-. 1915 NJ H. ARNISG. Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25

WASHINGTON. Feb -i-Thc tug Os-
ceo,u, hat'leship wyoming and DESTROYER
Warrington have arrived at G~lHutuuamo.
destroyer Perkins a. Newport. repair shin
Vulcan at Phiai''phid tug Rocket At
Indian Head, cr4lset Denver at san
Diego and torpedo boat M~lolonuush at
Key West.
The despatch boat YlDkton has sailed
from Guantanamo fur santiago dc cuba.
gunbodt Helena from Haukow for Shaug.
hat, cruiser san Diego from San Diego
for target practice. guuhoat Rai,lgh
from san Diego Tor SAN Francisco. sup.
Manila for Guam and cruiser Sew on
leans from Magdalrna hay FOR san Diego
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY.

Coupon No Il. Tue March l.'. 1915. rom
the FIRST Mnr'gtg" 'o. Year &c, Cod Bouos
Of his COMPANY Wi. be paid upon pr
seutatlon on and after Nara lst. 1918 at
the once Of : = Morgan q co, % Wal.
street New YORK
j. / CONKENDAIL. Treasurer.
ChlcAgo. III. IrhrANrN l.th- il,h
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25

Eleven 4. NJ. bids to Liverpool were (:
March. $40: May, s.32. July. 500 !;
October. S.s2; December. SOS. Tho
market here is due to open to-day o 20
~. no.nts adNance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25

The Liverpool market opened quiet.
There was a quiet business in spot cot
ton. with middling = points decline at
: sd. sales. 5000 bales receipts, 6,35S
bales. al American.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
Court Of Appeals Calendar.

ALBANY, Feb gi-The Iour' - Np
p'tls calendar for tomorrow, from Nu
~ 10 so SOB inclusive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25

Exports yesterday, 40,9S3 bales To-
'' thus FAR this season, 5,003, Ol2 bales,
against t193,7l7 bales last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25

WASHINGTpN, Feb. ei-Th, day cti
NJ the United states supreme court fo'
20 morrow Mo-. h7N. 594, 77j, so, s73
le;. 1888, 1853, 1874 and $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-25
I, closed very steady.


spot cotton at New YORK was quiet
and Unchanged. Middling. s.35. South
en- suut markets unchanged to S points
decline. with New Orleans 7.75, Calves
ton $50, Savannah s. Houston SO,
Augusta 7.75 and Memphis I.76.
The New Orleans market closed
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02

FROSIl " ION MI WRO1NG.-
Permit me to say few words in re-
ply to Mr.. Geo. v. Wells, $3.50 South
Park aV.
Mr.. Wells makes the statement that
prostitution is as much a crime as
murder. VIII Mr.. Wells look up the
Encyclopedia Britannica second edi-
ton, article prostitution?
Why not make prostitution clean?
Sex disease cannot be cured by the
marriage ceremony. The best one can
expect is close scientific supervision.
also disagree with Mr.. Wells when
he says prostitution is a wrong to
women. There are more women than
men and we cannot change the laws
Of nature. In the article on prosti-
ton mention above a reference is
made to investigation of prostitutes
in Brussels. The women were asked
why they became what they were.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02
JUST AN OBSERVER

JUST AN OBSERVER
The canny clam lies on his back
And keeps his eye glued to crack,
Then calmly closes up his shell,
And what he sees he does not teE
Judge.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02

I was not booked because Of my
being born in Germany and for haV-
ing letters from the German battle
front in my pocket, The others,
mostly Americans and all white, were
sent to the House of Detention for
80 days.
Slavery still exists in the south, for
learned later from one of these men
that those who did not sign up for
Europe were severely dealt with.
The reason only II out Of so were
taken is because these II were
''snowbirds,' the others were home
guards" A snowbird has a different
meaning in New Orleans. There it
means a migratory worker from the
north.
The dogcatcher's wagon here re-
minds me of the patrol wagon in New
Orleans when rounding up the SNOW
birds" It made regular trips
through the streets for that purpose
and showed great partiality to the
workingmen's quarters. have
known men who stayed in the same
lodging house as to pass up their
meals rather than take chances of
being picked up for lettering" in
going to a restaUrant.-k. P. Topseh,
IA S. Clark St, Chicago.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02
BROTHERHOOD OF MAN.

BROTHERHOOD OF MAN.-Frank
Smith uses the words brotherhood
of Man" What meaning does he give
to those words? Does he hold, as I
do, that, being children Of the Great
or, we are all brothers and sisters,
and therefore entitled to the equal
use of the free gifts of the Creator,
the air, the water, the sunshine, and
the land.-F. Williams.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02

Many answered: 'aThe taste for
man."
I must ask Mr.. Wells to study the
subject and look at it from a human
standpoint. - John B. Walters, ~
Burton pI.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-18
Public Buildings.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
Public Buildings to whom was re-
ferred the petition of A Perlstein ct
al t623O. requesting that the City
Hall tanitors be given n vacation, re-
spectfully report we have had same
under consideration. and 4eeing no
objection thereto. recommend that
said petition be granted and the fol-
lowing resolution adopted.
Respectfully submitted,
JACOB GUTHARD.
MAURICE j. HEATING.
JAMES CRANSHAW.
JOHN G. BLEIL.
cHAS. A. kOCHER.
JOSEPH -ROLLO.
Accepted and on leave the follow
ing resolution was offered:
BY Aid Guthard:
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be and Is hereby re-
quested To grant the City Hall jani-
tors a vacation OF two weeks each.
the same as all other employees OF the
city government
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Ashe, Bell. Case.
Cranshaw, Dill, Ellis, Field, Freiwald,
Gilman, Guthard. Hindls, Jakel. Keat-
ing. kocher. krimmel, kronk, Kunz,
Lempke. Lodge. Move. Owen, Richert,
Robinson. Rollo. Rutter. Schemansky.
schultz, Starkey. Stefanowski, Thomp-
son, Vernon. Wenzel. a. r.. Wilson. ".
J. Wilson. link. Zoeller. and the
President--3S.
Nays--None.