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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-29
Sc quejan los carrantas de los
comcrciantes.

Los p~eri6dicos de In ciudad vocina
truenan contra los concentrates, =
quienes acusan de que Sc niegan a
tomar el papel de circulation for
Zosa. Segurameate que quien mas
raz6n tiene en- este caSo son los
comerciantes que Sc e eXpuestos
a perder Su dinero en- vista de In
facil:dad con que los carrancistas
decretan que sea de circulation for
zosa tai o cual papel Il ordenan que
sea retirado del concrete cuando aSi
les place. el mismo papel que anteS
ori"uaron que iu"ra de- r~lrruiar.HT
fOrZosa.
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No han ocurrido combates.

Ningunos incidentcs de importan-
cia han tenido lugar en- estos ulti-
mos dias en- la region donde ope-
ran los alzados que han invadido
eI Estado de Texas. Los soldaGos
americanos V auxiliares, no dejan
sin embargo de hacer una vigilar-
cia extricta en- tod0s aquellos pun
tos donde consideran que puedan spa
recer suS enemigos.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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PLAN PARA REORGANIXAR Ell
EJERCITO ESPAN0L.

MADRID. Sophomore 2S.-Sa ha
prcparado con todoS SuS dclalles
Ia cuenta completa de 10 que I'M
porta Ia organization de- las ruer-
zas militarcS del RENO. 4 fin d.
darlc ~prcfercncia al abrirSc 81 Par
lamento ESpanol.
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Sc dara un bale en- honor de
Nafarrate.

Los amigos del jefe de Ia guarni-
ci6n de la plaza vecina, estan pre-
parando un bale, que tcndra lugar
cl pr0ximo .~jueves, para festejar el
ascenso de Nafarrate 4 general de
Brigade.
Muy suntuoso promote ser Ell ia
moso bale. pucs hien sabido es que
los carrancistas no Sc tientan el CO.
razon cuando Sc tratan de divertir-
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CABRERA TORRES ES BATIDO
POR SU PROPIA...
Vienc de la pag. la

va 4 conocer 81 cauSa. Blanco fuc
a]prehendido por e! general carran-
cista Maycotte, quien Sc encontr6 a
aquel en- su ~travesia que hizo pOr IA
sierra de !Arteaga. Juntamente con
Blanco fue a~prehendido Ell coronel
Francisco Alvarez, que durante al
gun tempo fue jefe politico de Ia ciu-
dad de San Luis Potosi, y que fue
puesta en- libertad al llegar a esta
ciudad. pues pudO c%omprobar que ac-
cidentalmente Sc encontraba CONVEX
sando con Blanco cuando lego May
cote, pero que siempre ha sido fiel
4 Ia causa del constitucionalismo.
Sc tiene Ia creencia general de
que Blanco sera ejecutado, pues eXls-
ten muy serias divisiones entire 81 Y
Aware Obregon por haberse dispu-
tado en- I'm tempo Ia supremacia MI
litar, a Ia cual Sc considerable cada
uno con mas derecho que e. otro.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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pnIITlCA MENiDA
VleGe de Ia p&gIna ;

les IN" la PrenSa publird Ia To-
tl'ia lie n INSTRUMENTATION de San
.oS. pero como >r2lln el crIteriG ca
ri1ariSta. pertenec"moS al srupo
Il" los cientiiicOS "nauSeabundGS"
qu' ti-nen elEpeno Ell d"SpreStlGiar
a los prohOmbreS del suarache j.
h"r,ad0r. aue>traS Oportuna mott
"a Iu1 dcSmentida cnfiticameutr.
pa- IN cirrtO consul Dependence
del ZobirrnO de San Juan de Ulua,
Gur cj"rcc SUI cargo diplomaticO
d- irlalor Y grndarme en- una pO-
blarj6n dc Texas.
Y todo para yenir a resultar. Il!
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Fi.LlClT tCi0N POR..
yiene lie Ia paqina 3.

SA uno de los PARTICIPATES periodicos
de es.e pals. escritos en- espahol.
Repiciendo Z listed nuestros agra
decimienjos por haberse acordado dc
nosorros. ' con nuestros cordialeS y
huenos deSeos. quedamos de listed.
A.ftmo. altos. ' S. S.
Merg. Linotype c.,
Fred w. Both,
Gerente.
30 B2ronne St. y. Orleans. La.
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u! ST. y. Orleans, La.
Hondo. City, Texas, Z % de Sep
tiembre de 1915.
ST.. Don Ignacio f. Lozano.
Director de La Prensa"
San Antonio. Texas.
EStimado Sr. mio:
We permito por medic de Ia pre-
sente hacerIe p~resentes mis- agrade-
cimientos nor SUI obsequio que Sc
sirvi0 hacerme en- eli especial hume
30 de La Prensa." de fecha Is de
Septiembre.
Las cuarenta paginas de su intere-
sante numero. 0 recuerda de la
historic patria.
Por ESQ hoy con jubilo despiertan
los ~corazones de los buenos mexica-
0 r~ecordando una brillante pa
gina que da ~eyplendor 4 nuestra
querida repUblica mexicana.
Hace cinco amos con ell presente,
Que nueStra patria comun esta pa
sando por las mas duras pruebas.-
Sus hijos Sc han empenado en- Ia
mas cruel : sangrienta guerra frati-
cida que hi ~presenciado Ia libre
America.
Las ciudades. las aldeas ' los cam.
pos. nan sido teatroS de verdaderas
carnicerias entire ~hermanos. V Ia
sangre g~enerosa meXicana 4 corrido
I ~torrenteS. y...no quisiera decirlc
en- estos momentos en- que TODD debia
de ser algeria. pero el sentimiento
que rebeza en- mi corazon de mexi.
cano. eScribe Notwithstanding.
ST.. Director: Cordialmente fell.
cito a I'd. Y a u colaboradore:
por SUI labor peri6distica que STEM.
pre- ha demostrado una especial sim.
patia 4 todos los mexicanos.
Manuel Riojas, hijo.
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Ell MOTIVo DE QUE LOS ALA
DOS NO QUiEREN....
Vlene de la pagina /.

cia colonial de Francia que en- los
momentos actuales constituye una
fuenre de ingreso; tiene ademas en-
ella una gran esperanto para el por-
venir ' le seria mas doloroso des-
prenderse de ella ahOra que Ia perdi-
d. de Aisacia Y Lorena en- 1870.
Holanda, merece Ia gratitud de los
aliados por 81 n~eutralidad amistosa
y por haberse negado 4 escuchar las
demandas que lie hizo el Kaiser para
que Sc uniera a Ia albania de las ma
clones te~ut6nicas. Las Indias holan-
desas han Sido desde hace siglos Ia
fuente principal de riqueza Y de i'm
Dortancia commercial de los PaiSes Ba-
JOS los que sin elias Quedarian redu-
ciios Z IA insignificancia.
Tampoco podria ~Inglaterra des-
pues de todas las manifestations de
simpatiG popular que ha recibido de
los Estados Unidos desde ell principle
de Ia guerra toIerar que su aliada el
Jap6n tratase de apoderarse del Ar
chipitlago filipino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-29

La Prensa publica tOdaS las mott
eiaS tai Y como son " sin hacerle Ia
barba a nadie."
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CUP0N "P"

de Sen.apersa. eomprada de su boGeario. men,
Gonando nombre de este peIi6dieo yle mands-
remos franco de porte una Gaia de 25c. de
Rex-O-LaI. Fl Rey de La1an,e,. 81 haze su
eompra d~ireetsmente de nosotros, le mandare-
mos tAHbien Ia GAIA de Rex-O.Lax gratis 81
adiunts este eup6a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-29
GRAN COLLECTION DE NOvEL,S.

Las Sovelas anotadas 4 continuation cS-
tan SelrCclOnadaS entire las melOres. SienGo
su preclo-
4 ia TlSticS oo-
EmpaSIataS en- Tela
HE SQUI la liSTA:-
La HerenCta de BeleCrOiI
Los HllOS del AiTe
e. Bale de las NiCtimaS
III Sec-stO de Is SOltsrOna
Fl HOmbre sin cara
JarG3
s. Ia Comeiido I'm Crtmen
Fl Slli6n TragiCo
la RrIul NlSierto
Sin NCuiDre
FL Ray Ge Il Pradera
II SrcretariO Millionaire
En- las FrOnieraS del Far West
La Montana tie u
Fl Captain del UyUInp3
Fl N!S.sriO del COraZnn Verde
Tn Eiair 81 Polo
FL Punal de GRO
La Costa Ge Narrll
Fl Doncel IL u. Enrique el nOlIrnIe
Ia Nina BGbada
La Ciulad del Reg LepTOSo
Il herOe ' el Cesar
Fl TaStamenIO Ge IN ConSpirador
Arava o los NaSCOS en Il SiglO VII
AyenturaS de NT. rICkw!ck
CoTa II M!SieTIOSa
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No quiercn a los 100000 nipones.

Por las razones expuestaS, Frarcia
y Ia Gran Bretana mueStran eytrema
repugnancia q aceptar e. o~frecimien-
to del Jap6n de eHviar IN ejercito de
$50 nil soldados, con todas Sus ar
mas c&Hones ' m~Uniciones, hombres
espIendidamente preparados miIitar-
mente. al socorro de los rusos en- Su
!ucha contra los i~nvasores de su te-
rritorio occidental.
Il Situacion de los aliados tendria
que ser mas apurada de 10 que eS en-
general. para obligarleS 4 aceptar IA
aSiStencia armada del Jap6n en- las
operaciones militares de Europa.
Incidentalmente debe decirse que
el general Ruszky. que bajo las or
ieneS del Gar. ejerce el mando ST.
premo de las tropaS m~oscoviras. es
homhre en- quitn Sc tiene fe Y Sc lie
coa>idera capaZ dc contener el avan-
&c alemdn Sohre Petrogrado. cuya
seguridad. segUn IA Ultima opinion
de los criticoS militares europeos. es-
Ia completamente segura por el pre-
Sen,e.
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NOTA iILLlSTA.

De TN periddico yiliiSta, cXtrac-
taInOs los SiguirntoS cOncrptoS:
>Hombres de poca f.: tpor que;
iuiai>?'
"Hombrns de poca fe: "sprrad Y
vrriis ro>as asomhruSas
"EntoncrS o. a~rrrpentiriis de- ha-
her dudado."
E,slos ap6strofrS estin dirisidoS.
como - lie SuponrrSr, a los drScr-
torres de- las d~rsmcdraiaS rhuSmaS
,irI pr6iuso de TialtrIoleo, p"ro pu-
ten adaptarSe prrfectam"nte a TO-
dos los reaecionari0s y cientificoS
que no han uucridO Greer an Ia
acriSoiada hOnradez y alto patrio-
tiSmo del jefe supreme de las opc-
raciones.
Tambitn a los enemisoS de Ia
democracia de Cuatro CitnrgaS.
puede apostrofarSeles aSi:
"Hombres de poca f.: Por que
dudaiS.H
''Hombres de poca ft: esperad Y
verai5 al aseSino de Benton pen
diente de- una horca. en juSto cas-
tigo de- Il crimenes."
CARICATO.
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cabo de dos SeInanas, ron que el
m-ncionadO Santos cS Il orria
~.NtraviaIa del rchaNo carranciSta.
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Una soIa cajita de S~ensapersa IS
suficiente para casos ordinarios; pero
en- intermediates de mueho tempo,
earantizamos que el curse complete
de tratamiento de seis cajas, efectu-
ara una curaci6n ~permanente, o Sc
devolvera ell importe. No CORE listed
riesgo SUI dinero esta SECURE. 81 el
remedio no 10 cura, devolyeremos a
listed ell importe, sin averiguacion.
Pruebelo hoy mismo a nuestro riesgo.
Puede listed obtener Ia Sensapersa,
del boticario de su familia; Q 81 mis-
mo podra conseguirsela a listed del
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26

Total sales 1850 shares aEainst ge SIS veS
tsr1sy. ~. a. week asn. snd 3l70Jo year ago
From January ! 10 date 9. IoEi against l5.7.eSs
Ntsr ago.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26

established strong technical condition. which
forced buyers to pay top prices. War zone develop
ments Of unfsvcrable character appear TO have
lost their forcc and steadnoss in the South with
cotton strongly held make sellers cautiosrs.
Deles1tions from New York and New Orleans rep
rcssntins the great future markets now
in Washington in conference with the Agricultural
DEPARTMENT corcer ing the grades u cotton which
can legally he delivered under the Federal
regulation law. The discussion mainly conccrns
the Classification Of tinxed and stained cotton.
The government risk bureau decided to
Icnd temporarily the insurance ships bound for
North European ports 1t is believed this practice
will be resumed very with increased nate
of insurance and that permanent interference
with exports will take place. The rorts cf South
EN- France nd tho Mediterranean not affected
Ly the change. According to prominent bankers
approximately 10000 bales Of cotton have been
purchased in America and held in the
country for German and Austrian account This
cotton has bcen accumulated at lower current
prices. and reflects the Confidence OF thssr interests
in the market for American cotton we'll the
actual needs Of those countries during the next five
months.
Foreign clear,nces today 80 q bales making
a total to date Of 50Sl 81 bales, compared with
..otsf0 bales to the corresponding date last sasa
LiyerTUti futures closed with advance Of from
To ia Ioinis with sales Of 700 bales Of actual
reported at xix points advance. to 4ssd for mid
ding
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! light and little change occurred. Kale. vans and
potatoes were weaker. The quotations were:
EGGs-Frcsh. per dos. a: do, southern. per
doz.. 9.
BUTrER-Bsst prints. n.x. rer h.. 81: tub. per
h.. 5: process. per h.. xaE under grade. per
IT,. 2iag. store packed. per h.. iea:s.
pound. per Ib. e.. Co.,ons.ed oil. r.r can. as
CHEEsE-Nsw YorS. new. yer h.. Is; fat. psr
H.. Il: Swiss domestic. per h.. q: d.. foreign.
per H.. ..
Re. H. laali. ducks Ter H.. l;sIe. ursers choice.
per h. lssls: do. ordinary. IL chickens. Per h..
DRESSED POULTRY Chickens. rer It.. IsaIs:
TURKEYS choice Ter H. lss2o: fair to good. per h.
HalI ROSTERS: PER lb,. H.
GREEN GOODS-Besns. per basket. s.oeA3.so:
lima beans. yer basket t50aeOo beets. per bunch.
,at do. rev Florida. per crate. 2oos2So; cabbage.
Fer ~ ns.. Ioal.25: carrots. per bunch. .lsa3;
caulifower. per half crate. 80; celery. per
hot-house. n.r doz.. lHaI.5O; do. F1oid,. per
basket. :Iaj.o: cymhlings. per crate. 20a3.co:
eggplant. rsr case 25Oaioo kse. bbi.. Lo)sI.s5:
lettuce Florida per basket. o4 o.: tnons per 100
Fla basket. cOoatOo; p,,stoes Northern. Isr sack.
I.$al.so: do. FER hushel +Oasj new per Dbl. goa
4.5): yams per bh. 2o1a2Jo; yellow sweet POTATOES.
PER bsi.. 2Z.'soi pcpIe,.. Ier crate. '2as":
radishcs hothotIse. FER I00 3oOa3j5: s.Inacn, per
bbl 2oa20: tomatoes. Florida. per crate. 2ooa4 o.
FTUITs-Arple.. Ter bbl I.jaai-os: rEspfruit.
per box, l,5a2.O: grapes. Malaga. Ter aeg. 3ooa
500: lemons. Ter box. 2'5s30 lines. PER lO
SalG0: oranges. California. Per box l.joa2 .: do
Florida. per box. 2as2.5O: pinearple,. per crate.
2ooa35O: tangerines. pr strap. 2.na3o
LIVE STQCk-Veal calves. prime. rer H..
oiislQ: do. medium. Ter H.. sssis do. heavy. SAG:
spring lambs. ssn tMust be fat otherwis, not
wanted)
HAY. STRAW AND COES-Hay. best timothy,
new per ton. 1900: straw. per ton. 1900: wheat
straw. per ton eco: com. per bb. 40
SEEDS-Clover red, ger h.. l2alS: alsike. l3si6
alfalfa american grown>. p~r h.. Il: red top
solid seed Tor herds rss'). FER h.. Gas: blue
grass. yer hishel LOS timothy. rrr bshel. 27oa3l5
orchard gas per buahel. 2.3a235.
WOOL AND HlDES-Wool. washed. free II
burrs. per H.. %: wool. unvsshed. per h.. Da2
hides. dr. per H.. Es.4: salt hides. dr.. per H..
s2 salt hides. green. Ter h.. L: calfskin.. green.
each. l5oaeoo.
DRESSED GOODs-Pork. choice. light to
medium weights. rer In. szss: do. heavy weights
Taa
FRESH FISH AND CRABS-priccs given below
by the Isn;nd unless otherwise lated Butter
and stars :arye. l2ls; carp. 6as: msckerel lad;
rok boiling. l5a3: Co. medium. 8: small. %:
yellow PERCH large. l2'.; do small, 6; salmon
trout. Is: gray trout. large Balls: do. small salo;
founders. lpsa5: catfish. Ioal2: clans per 100.
IN: snapper. a. to size l2aI5: blueish fresh, %;
salmon. fresh. 3sS: iobstsrs. %: crab meat. per
Of. -: fake. per ct. IS: bass. FER To-. leb.:
scallors Per ct. -: Potomac bass large per lb..
- 10 ANAL. IS: shrimp. per Of. 5: n. {. shad.
100: bucks. isaioo: herring. each. S
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago Feb. 35-There ar many Possibilities
in the wheat mArx-t The average SPECTATOR
reslizrs this fact and lie feeling hi, way in
G, nssCueuCr. small new commitments ar now
the rule. Some Of the traders. as well as
the outsiders. Who have h~rn drthruned at loses.
standing around waiting a favorable orcn-
rS. rather than plunge into the market wildly. as
the a week agp.
The news from the DardaneIlez Wa more ASSURING
to the importing nations. insurance rates were
higher and there additional talk e an embargo
being Ilaced On the eaIprtatigus Of fuOdstufs
which. with the fears NJ a blockade II helligerent
FORTS. Ilaced the bears in control of the bread
sturs
There extremely heavy in the corn
market and this fact proved he hearish
fartCr in wheat we'll in oats. Com lost
cent. IL p rted here after the opening
ttay that - lders "f at the ssabOard were
ereavoring TO .ell price, considerably below the
est VI new shipments which caused large and
CuutI NOUS sales by longs we'll shorts in this
market. There considerable hrl~ines, in both
c and cats in the e unG0inG spreads h.
tween the two grains. some Of which showed hand
some TECtis The difference at one time wa. over
% cents. while today it low as 81. cents.
cash sales OF these lo4 90 bushels corn
and COS Ceo bushels 81 oats
Provisions closed lower with FORK the weakest
sTot Of the list. Cash trade conditions were a
little favorable. hut there was heavy selling
BY longs aud short lines urrr D,I' o- in addition
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
W. R. TUCKERMAN STEPS OUT.
W. II. Cooper Succeeds Him a. Head
of Union Savings Bank.

Walter 2. Tuckerr1an. recently cI""tr.'
president of the Union Savings Bank.
yesterday rendered his resignation to the
board OF directors. explaining that real
estate and other business prevented him
from devoting as much time he u,,-
sired to the bank work. Wade II. Cooper
who preceded Mr.. TuCkerman. was elect
ed his successor
Frank Z. Milburn was chosen director
to fill the place on the board of directors
vacated by Mr.. Tuck"rman. Ii is under
stood that the following soon will :.
named directors: Ellie Sheetz. Charles Z.
Goldsmith. August Plugge. Gus ".
Brahlcr and Col. Arthur +, Randle.
Washington Gas featured yesterdays
meeting of the local stock exchange
Two single share lots went at - and
odd lots aggregating twcnty-seven shares
were sold at - L.. Two twenty-five
share lots were traded in at - and de
mand was brisk. The stock closed At
~ -. Thirty-five shares of Washington
Railway and Electric Company common
went at IS and five shares OF the pre-
ferred were sold at 81. Among the bonds
Washington Gas IS brought 10; and
los ~ 500 Capital Traction was
sold at 100 IL. and a $40 Railway AMI
Electric was exchanged at 81 Is Two
thousand dollars worth OF Potomac
Consolidated "a were sold at 20 SIS.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26

rough and Stacy. per h.. l3aN: do. winter.
lbs. and under. lsals: ducks. MuscDyy. lbs. and
over. Ter h.. l6: Co.. Pekin. lbs. and over. pez
h. II: puddle. liz. and over. per ID. l6ai7; do.
smaller per h.. Is: do. Indian runners yer ID, Ii
seese. nearby. Halls: do. Western and southern.
per H.. Ral3; do. kent Island. per h.. ieal.
pigeons. young. per pair. y; do. old. Ter pair.
ID: guinea fowl. young. ~ lbs. and ever.
each .; do. smaller. each %; do. old. each.
%; turkeys. hens. per ID. lsale: do. young goo
blers. per ID. Il; do. rough. poor and crooked
breast per h. q: do, old toms. per H.. Is
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice. per H..
1910: TO-. fair 20 good. per h.. IS; do. rough
and poor Per H.. l2al3: chickens. choice young.
per ID. I7als: do. old and mixed. Per h.. l5als;
do. old roosters per h.. l0sIl: ducks. per H..
IsaIs: geese. nearby. per H.. I6ar7; do, Western
and Southern. per H.. Iiali: caTons. lbs. and
over per H.. 2: do. medium. yer h.. %: DO.
small and slips. prr h.. lear.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. ter h.. 5la2: DO.
choice. $40: do. good za2s; do. prints g: DO.
blocks. 81. ladies. 2a23; MARYLAND aud Pcnnsyl-
vania rolls. Hal Ohio rolls 1sa1: West Virginia
rolls SAD: stor--packed IS; dairy PRINTS. lsa
70; process butte. SAT.
EGGS-Marylani. PENNSYLVANIA. AMI Western
frsts. p: West Virginia nearby frsts. %; West
Virginia nearby hrsts loss OF. per doz., q South
ern frsts ..
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26

Wabash rs. - Ea. n. Co. ctfs strd. .......... .
Total sales S2.02s.er se.inst S.Sl.0oo yeatcr
day - oX 90 . wees ago. and = S6c1o q year 40
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
DANCING.

" Clark 50: Louis 4. Clinton. SO;
William J. Meyers. 30: II. r. Fuller.
80: Mrs. Lyman J. Briggs (katherine
Cook. '93; Clarence Is. Smith. "a; Will
lam F. Wright. "a: Charles =. Close.
'95: Clay Tsllmsn. '95: j. r. W. Tracy.
go: Homer c. Skeels. 90: Mrs. Roy H.
Waite MARY Baker). IS: W. h. Brain
ard. so: Lyman {. Carrier. 90:
John VI. Rankin. 90: Arthur. Adelman.
'O4; Cora L. Feldkamp. '05: Mrs. Day
ton A. Quincy (Anna PicketD. '0s:
Clarence A. Reed. 'O5: Mrs Clarence A.
Reed katherine McEaughton). '05:
Stephen w. Doty. %; Wallace B.
Liverance. OF: n. N. Trong, 80: Roy c.
Potts. '07: Roy II. Waite. OF: Henry
NJ Connolly. '0S; Mrs. Henry ii. Con-
molly ruth Cook. '09; Mrs. J. W.
Fisher IJean Avery. 10; George p.
Springer. II; d. +. Fisher. IL; Mrs.
d. F. Fisher CElida Dearborn). II:
o. W. Schluessner. Re: Lee NJ. Hut
chins. Is: J. w. Fisher. Jr., II; Harold
Mains, II: c. Z. Bassett. so: Mrs. L
II. Dewey. 'Ss-'9i; Charles s. Spencer.
'90-e2; Dayton y. Quincy. o.: MrA.
Elva E. Hicks. spe4. and Mrs. c. q.
Smith Lottie L. smith, 800.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

seven months ending January 81. of 81
i16cp. highly favorable exhibit.
Goodrich. Studebakcr. Maxwell Motors
and Wilys-Overland all scored gains.
These issues promise to make A good
showing in broader market. Mexican
Petroleum rose one and half and Pitts
burgh Goa! preferred gained more than
two points on light trading.
Tennessee Copper sold at =. VI this
figure the stock yields about II !el cent
at the present dividend rate OF PEI cent
per annum.
Copper metal was advanced 10 IL cents
a pound. although no sales We're reported
at this figure. following the announ "a
ment that Anaconda had sold Slo 10J. 0G0
twO-year > per cent notes. The Ana
conda Comuany has added heavily to its
obligations within the past two years
There was an absence of selling pres
sure for foreign account in the Dond
market and prices showed a firmer ,en-
dency
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
BALTIMORE PRODUCE,

Baltimore. Feb. 3.-MILLFEED-Spr;ng bran. in
n sacks g.sacso: nearby winter bran. In
100 10. sacks eeoca2eso: hou, to white middlinss in
loolb sacks. 3o0agO: Western middhngA. Nelh
acks . soa:ss: citv mills mddlinss. cclb. sscks.
N.50A2e0: do. white middlin0. in lplh. sscks.
4ozA.0: do. winter bran. lopIb. saeks. - oos
N.oo.
No. . timothy. H.ooar'.tc: light clover miyed IseO~
$50: No. clover mixed. lsjsls5s choice clover.
e ucals5,: No. l clover. p1asU: No. ciocu.
is.ocaB5o: No. clover n.5oalAoo: sample srade.
a. IN kind quality and condition ieCoal3oo.
STRAw-No. I straight rye. 100; No. straight
rye. I.ooslIoo: No. I tangled rye. s5oasoo: No.
wheat SO: No wheat. i.c0s8: No. cat. 95os
l6c5: No. . oat soo,95o.
LIVE POULTRY-Chicksns. Old hens. lba and
cver. p1 H. Halls: do. old hens. mail TO
medium rer pound rais: do. old rcnstsrs per h..
-: DO. young. smooth and fat. per b.. lear; do.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
MICHIGAN "AGGY" GRADS DINE
DR.. Kedxie. Head Of Institution, Is
Guest of Honor.

The annual banquet OF the Michigan
Agricultural College Alumni Association
OF Washington was held Wednesday
night at the Ebbitt sixty-siN graduates
Of the Institution attending
DR.. Frank Kedzie. professor at the
college. was the guest Of honor. and
spoke on the future of the institution
Mrs c. B. Smith was toastmistrcss Ad-
dresses were delivered by Louis A. Gin
ton. II. b. Fuller. and Lee NJ Hutchins.
Of the Bureau Of Plant Industry Of the
Department of Agriculture. Miss Helen
Rogers Smith sang and violin solos were
played by Fred Hillmsn.
Among those present were W. W.
Tracy. 81: william A Kinnan. 'sS;
Lyster H. Dewey. IS: Fred H Hillman,
IS; william A. Taylor, Is: Frederick
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
Furnished by W. II. Hibbs 4 Co
NEW YORK CURB MARKET,

New York Feb. .. Trading On the curb TO-DAY
quiet with the trend irregular t;recre
Cananea copper s.Id "a. I. ~. Iritci Profit
Sharing un!cr s-llius pressure and eascd oil
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Fen. B.-Cal oT~red at :
yer rent high ; per cent. low "a. rer cent re
newas Is. pr cent closed Il. cent. rIIin Crate
=. Tcr
COnditi n in the time money market continue
dTlI. With rates remaining virtually on the same
basis - heretofore. They la. per rent for
sixty days per CENT for ninety days. 3a.1S Ter
cent for four months 3i.aJa Ter cent for five and
six months
The situation in commercial paTer remains Unai-
tered. Prime mr,mE at .'-a4 per cent.
sc,rriing the date q: maturity The vslume
Of turnover is light Rates f.r prime aCCeptsnces
are unchanged al 2sss@s. per cent.