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Farmers sectlon. grapefruit : for zoe
b.. for $50. 2 Tor csc. celery. Do; cab
base Sc head caulifiowcr Be-; lettuce
30 head lemons i0c. beets &c pan. stall
a. best butter, lbs fioo, cans milk
abc stall ~. 2 loaves ioc bread. ibc
slayer cake. SOC Stall tS. fresh butter
milk and cream; honey. ioc comb. stall
a. wainuts. iac NJ. 2 lbs. a5c. grapefruit
for 2sc Stall 49, fresh herring. , lbs
Toe. hRlibut lbs. iSc. stall ~. hot
douxhnuts. Toe doH stall %. spinach
lbs i6c stall -. lemons. 100 dos.
granefruu for tbc Stall SO, local ranch
egEs s5c dor stall 10. bags salt, Zoe
cans Lighthouse clesncer e5c
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CHARLIE CHAPLIN
pIAlCHED IN FRISCO

Charles Chaplin. while looking
for some odd garments TO be used
in the Essanay photo comedy. "A
Night out" canvhssed the pawn
shops OF San Francisco. Chaplin.
who takes no pride at all in clothes
and who was dressed rather shah
billy. was observed ducking in and
out OF secondhand places by a po-
liceman. who followed him for sew
eral blocks
He suspected Chaplin OF trying
to pawn stolen goods and held him
up to give an account OF himself
when he was told II was Chaplin.
the comedian. the dignitary Of the
law said. Tell Il TO the sergeant"
and hustled Chaplin TO the nearest
alaboose. where Chaplin finally
established his Identity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-04
CONFIRM COCKTAILS

WASHINGTON. March 4.-The
senate in open session just before
adjournment today, confirmed tho
following nominations: Col. Geo.
w Goethals to be major general:
Lieut. Col VIM. L. Siebert. briga-
der general, and Brig. Gen VIM.
c. Gorgas, surgeon general OF the
medical department.
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MARKETS


STALL a. its fine EranuiRtsd sugar
a. stalls ;f-.e fresh pssisurifsd milk.
60 a. b. 81 stall g. s-c fresh roar 81
coffee fsr 60 stall 1875 ftr raHH fana
nsh zee stsu tomato fafsap. afr
ga Hiali g.. sar firkri free 9Th each
81 % ts8frhass sail o.. pare sweet
cider 10 al ftsls ff-tt peanut but
tsF Zee % stalls ass new bluegrass
SEED zee o. WaIis a-st. grapefruit a
fof ~ onions lbs zoe. Ftail 81. fFssh
salmon. ,or ssrh. stall 1911. salt Alaska
radfish ; W. 49, stall o. rlams. qts
lee herflns lts Ite
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stalls ii-is salmon. ioc ran cove
oysters. or not rans Csc; az OF
bottle vanilla or lemon. Zoe. stall ~
hailbat. To-. itc. ms 2tc; fresh her.
ring N. Zoe stall. 1917. ne~ pota.
tnss ibs sbc. Yakima potatoes ~ lbs
aEr stal 10. apples Arkansas Blacks
81 10 tor Floriha grapefruit for csc
stall H. 2 Toe ioaven bread isc. Helms
apple butter loc 10. stalls I 90 o. steer
round steak nc 49, mutton chops r.
o. spare rihs nc ih stall Is. local
ranch eggs dog. fs,. full cream cheese
las 10.
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stall . silver smeit , he fsc. herring
lbs See stalls isrsl. fresh batter SO
~ beet local ranrh esss. DO aoa stalls
iIT-tts Ire prunss. str. piss mise
aranL far. : cans ssFdines. ssrt can,
peas earn. .Sr stall ioi. irnportsd
SWISS cheese 1tc N $50 coffee aee %
80 coffs. eco 30 stalls 1875. 70 bars
lanndrY .osp. $50 hucs~ beat flour. TO-
pks rans peas lac Efaiis =. .. :. :.
reuniFY sausage. ibs Csc. pot roast. 100
20 fatsr %
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PILE HOURS ON
LAUNDRY GIRLS

OLYMPIA. Wash. March 4.-in
spite OF vigorous opposition. the
house last night passed II. II. 81. to
allow laundries to employ women
10 hours a day for two days in the
week, but in no case more than
IS hours a week. The same law
also applies to hotel help.
The bill was passed by vote OF
SO To IS. II still has to run the
gauntlet OF the state senate and
the governor
1t has not yet been transmitted
10 the senate because OF motion
to reconsider by Rep. Robe OF Sno-
homish county.
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The children OF America have
asked the war,lords OF Europe to
stop the war.
4 petition addressed 10 the war.
ring rulers and signed By 100000
school children IN 80 states has
been submitted 10 Secretary Bryan
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VIII II Parry. member OF the
new federal TRADE commission. Is
not certain when he viii leave for
Washington. No date has been set
for the organization meeting.
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CHICAGO. March "a dead
mans outfit" is the name given by
motormen TO the control on electric
locomotives which automatically
shuts off the current and applies the
brakes II the motorman takes his
hand from the controller while ON
duty.
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By the children. and IT will be for
warded 10 the rulers Of the several
nations Al war.
The petition was presented 70
the secretary o. state by twelve
little girls representing Washing
ton public schools.
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ARSON CASE BEGINS

Benjamin Rosenthal. tailor. was
placed on trial Thursday morning
in Judge French's court. on a
charge of arson. lie Is accused OF
hiring one L. Kelly 10 set his shop
on fire. Ben Ehlichman. another
alleged confederate, is a witness
for the state.
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HOMESTEADS

acre. Tor settlement fruit. timber farm
lands Send 2bc ~iih thi. al 20
Wsrstrhss wash Daily Word. Dept
W " Tor reliable data about this great
r@afan
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100 ACRES fine wheat land IN famou.
BiE Ueud wheat bolt ~ Central wash
ingtons no irrigation required aU
uatod only about miles from " Y
town. good roads etc partly cleared
large portion % this valuable prop
erty most suitable Tor alfalfa. ~ which
10 tons per acre IN that locatitv g com
mon yield Purchaser viii he put 70
no expense 10 see this place Pine
highly Improved ranches around this
land show what tho soil viii raise
owner f. IN dire straits financially
400 spot cash viii buy reunqui.h-
msnt on this whole quarter section
cali at 1908 Fourth ave Seattle ask
Tor T.. L. james.
WANT 20 buy REIMBURSEMENT II must
be cheap Prefer land IN Grant county.
wash. CAL on NJ. Anderson. zoe
tfh ave- Seattle
N~-~N~~rN~sN-~~Nss >~~N~N@N~e~.
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CAPETOWN, Union of South AZ.
RIGA. March The minister Of II.
nance announced in the assembly
today that 10000 Beers who partic-
ipated in the recent revolution
against Britain had been taken
prisoners sand that the losses on
both sides during the fighting had
been 1000.
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FARM LANDS

puN'T LorE ANOTHER ruMnEH -uEr
STARTED rms RrHtNU Lot ua show
/ you our land at Three Lahos. Hnohamish
! county. WASH close tn our MILLS, 90
saad roads and handy - markets
! prices ana terms reasonable There are
four auto stages and two trains daily
! good schools store u O. -. phone sHd
/ prosperous nrinhhars Trsrts any aiss.
{ YOU DEAL WtTu tF ptuEDr Wfits
of see D.. - ATtktEJoHT. Mar Land
Dept tf0i T. e. smith ffldF Seattle.
wssh TttHEt LAitrH LuAnEH -
WRITE TODAY
ron BOOKLET
, Describing rDu niaheir, aII cos Hn4-
hnmlsh county laud
IT, r. NELSON
bsf Nuffhsfn uant uldE
Seattle Wash
/ b 600 ArHEH. SHIELDS Hiyef valley. MOI.
taoa wheat osts alfalfa Lands $500
s..ss igt,ss,sd - ~ . = g H9fss w
INVESTMENTS
brandt Investment Co. aoa Lumbsf "a
change
VIII discount 1888 mortssrs payable
August ~. 1913. : per cent VIII take
i,oS -, Isme,r Esssses: Hlas
so EXCHANGES
ntVE 3ibo shsrss Eibsu Notor sto-E
viii trade for auto o. ssli for casH
W W.T. 81 Is ssth a.. %. , T.
40. 3. nos rs. aestus
TWO foN motof tfutk VIII take Fofd
or realty a. part PEI msnt or cell on
ear terms cali sa77 Fifh ays. y
/ ron tAtK on THtbE Three pool
tables what hat@ tou Eotf Addtess
nos tto. Hartford wash
/ THAbfR what have 5pur WIDE az
Nes Yefk MOCK
/ 70 TRADE acre 18th 80 FOR
ta' IN University disffict wYida. az
Ss~ W ~ c..ie,, os.ssI1oooo
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
49,. ~. ~
Money on improved cip property We
make buiidtns loans
| CALHOUN. DENSY a EWINo
Alaska building
HEAL EsrArE NoHToA9Es. 400 ~
| ~. 60 49,. fully secured FOR sale b. Jos
Thomas Co. Inc. iot cherry -
hEAL EsTArE LoNNB- NoHfitEitS
Bond a Mortgage Co. Central Bidx.
tstwssn Columbia ana Marion
VIRTUE
Loans NoneS
before huyinE or building. see
s. LEGAL NOTICES
HEALED PHoroHAt.s vii 30 rs0siF-d
81 the offics ~ the Lighthouse inspso-
tor. Portland Oregon untn @ o'rieeh
. m March -. 1913. and then opened
Tor constructing concrete iiEhf and
I faE siEnal tuiidinE ~ Robinson Point
| t.iEhf station 9aurY island WASH
| Hiank proposals. and particulars may bs
| obtained b aHuf~safue the lNEhfhuuss
| Inspector. Portland. oregon
SEALED rRoFoHAtta VII - f~deis -
| hF the Commanding Ofnrsf. Steamer
! EXPLORER fft iurk. Hdr Fsafii~
/ WAsh. unfN noon March ~ 1873 and
| then opened Zoe repair. ~ she hull and
snachinsry ~ ths steamer EXPLORER
| Specifications ard other Information
may t- obtained by sddfessiHE ths
! abnFs officer
| -~A~~~~~.~~S~sN~N~~
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REAL ESTATE
not ~ NORTH or CRY
$50 ca.h. 40 Mnn,h

-" W.T. y" "'''17'''
A nice groom huus" on Enuf level
eft lot. sl~etrir iiKhts water
tsisphnns IN house blocks from
cor liun school. IS minutes from
Pioneer square Ownsr At .ft
Sss York block
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FOR SALE FURNITURE
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

JEY OF SASH AND DOORS
By buying direct from the
manufacture and saving tho
mlddfemau's profit
We own and operate the
largest "dirsct-t0-cansuruer'
sash and door factory 20 me
West. and can save you
from 25ss 20 t0ss on building
materials
We make Immediate shipment
from the largest stock In the
West. and guarantees the
nuallfY Of our goods.
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PERSONALS


AIDWfri. MIS- ANNA witLntltHrS.
fais isth ~ W rhone nsilsra istf
Harpines. lies IN married nf-. Are you
ionelyf join Heatu. Reliable Friend
ship ciuh Ladies' nee Ada = Evans
90 linton. Ap' "
LONELY yobnG widow. ass 10. weight
tat. owns nice. ronfortapls home 40
acres finest wheat land. near Pacific
coast worth $500 Income . . 600 year.
Is also iafko bank account 5000 dtapa.
sutton. EASY 60 Eet along with Vii
marry poor man N bright honorable
ambitious and capable 81 manasiuE
property successfully More particulars
faf any man Answering quick. incieslnE
some postsEe Address sincere me-.
Farminsdais 10 bak tosnefai dsiiv.
sflss not answered. This Notice t.
genuine
aEf MANNiEp nest matrimonial pspaf
published mailed free The Cor
respondent Tnirdp Ohie
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G-cr0ss- panel doors IS sizes ....... 10
sarne sar painting - sirss only1.. 20
COTTAGE front doors ...........t7. - up
AMY veneer interior doors ...... 400 up
New Craftsman Interior doors ... 80 up
New Craftsman front doors ..... 275 ~
cottage front windows ......... $50 W
t.tIrtt transom .............. .55 NJ
punpaiovg easement rash ........ 50 %
tfof nod sash tglarsdI. 7-Ors.0 - g. 2s
a6xf.0 .............. Els
Complete inside window trim ...... 80
com piets inside door trim ......-... 80
GLASS. PAINTS BCILDfNG PAPER
AND HARDWARE. ONE-THRD LESS
AK FOR CATALOGUE 40. II
.. ~ WILLIAMS co.
1919 First Ave. r. Main 1851
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LEGAL NOTICES

SEALED rRoroaALts VII - f~6si7 81
D. ths Commanding ofnrsr. Steamer
EXPLORER fft nurk- HldE Seattle
Wash unfh noon March 20 1875 and
then opened fnf repair. ~ fhr hull and
snachinsrV ~ ne steamer EXPLORER
Specifications ard nfhsr infaFfn 81 OF
may t~ obtained ~ addfessiuE th'
above ufflrsr
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AUTO DELIVERY 600

BRf ANYWAY TRANSFER co Pianos
ana household goods moved. East s9s.
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MISCELLANEOUS
es aad Implements

FOR SALE MaEnon and Dunlap stras
berry plants 1859 per aOU sam
naiue- seattle Route Uer ~
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* Alto ,sr .ais or rent. Maswsil 80
In fine shape bargain, 1915 maze
Address Cts. star
The Washington times., 1915-02-27
AWARDED
COLLEGIATE HONOR
Charlottesville Basketers Win
Eighteenth Straight Game
and Title.

Tn" basketball team representing the
University OF Virginia closes its sea-
son today. and is awarded the South
Atlantic title on record never before
eGualed. Defeats of George Washing
ton and Catholic University in the past
two nights added wins to a string OF
victories that carry with them the un-
disputed South Atlantic title.
In trimming George Washington in
the armory last night. Virginia added
its eighteenth straight win. The score
was q to 10. and the Charlottesville
boys won on their merits. although
grueling battle with Catholic Univer-
sity the night before
virginia Mas to have played I-oyola
in baltimore tonight. but differences
over the selection Of officials have made
II Impossible for Virginia to meet the
Baltimoreans. The Charlottesville lads
would not agree to the men nominal ed
by loSola, and the game was called
Last nights battle was close for the
hrst half, when George Washington led
by II to 10. When the whistle blew for
the second period Virginia went right
to the front and stayed. Stickney and
Strickling showed true form In the sec
commanding lead. D!ttrick and
Luck. the Orange and Blue forwards.
played themselves out and had Murray
and Almon covered all the while.
Almon, the G. W. L. captain. proved
to he the star of tho contest He
scored II points for his team, and was
generally all over the floor.
The Washington times., 1915-02-27
Realty Transfers

Pe,wor,b-her,nan II. Howenstein ct uX to
Robert II. sanford and Mary L; Santoru'
Iot b3 SQUARE ~, SO ,stamps N.5O): ,,
Twininx l'ity-Hermann Fischer to Mathida
Fischer, lot %. block 10, $40
Whitney Close-Joseph a. Hayden ana i.iiitm-
uel Speich, trustees. to Willam =. SicheIy'
LOT. hi, to 10, and lots lN to LIS. block ].
t23. 100. ,ho.s,
Fourteen and a half and u streets n3r,heaS'
William j. Vickery et uk to Ella
Kennedy. lots l6S, l6s. and l's. square iosf'
Rsndle Highiands-Albert Anderson ct uN. TO
Noah r. Robinson. lots ana IL, square
b4e7 SO (stampa 80 cents). ,,,
Petworth-Iacob S. GruNcr ct uX. to MARY
E-inrida avenue between North Capitol ana
First streets northwest--Henry G. Sher,dan
ct ux to Jessie |. Mohier, lois IL anu ii'
square 6l4, SO (stamps $3.50.
Ellaston Terrace-William J.. Magrnuer c'
ux, to Mary H. Taggart, lot 20. block =
$40 (stamp 80 cents).
1910 Tenth street northwest-James r. iooa
and Firman II. Hornsr. trustees to Nc
Iachlen Banking Corporation iot r. squire
,nS7 Four and-a half street southwest-Ferdi-
nand Iambrecht ct uX. I" Madaieha Auiich'
lot ID, square 500 so stamps 81 500.
1918 Marion street northwest-Charles ii.
Bauman et ux. to Emile n. Newport To
iot IL square 4i5, SO 'stamps so.
Petworth- Middaugh X shannon, lncorpor-
ated to Elizabeth 4. Holmes. lot S. block
Il $40 tstamp 80 cents.
Purner Estate-John L. Warren ct ny. TO
Walter T.. Hawley, lot 10, square 2>S'' CIV
(stamps $3.50.
MI Airy-Charles King 10 Arthur c. Belt
and Francis A. Jones, part tract described.
SO (stamps $2).
The Washington times., 1915-02-27
FEW ORDERS MADE
ON CAPITAL EXCHANGE
With Two Exceptions Price
Levels Hold Firm on Floor
Here.

There being few orders on the floor,
the trading at today's session Of the
Washington stock Exchange was con-
fined to two sales. With the excep-
tion Of MergenthaIer Linotype and
Washington Gas stocks. both Of
which have been rather weak for
several days. price levels held firm.
A block Of $1,000 worth Of Capital
Traction per cent bonds was dis
posed Of at 105s. or a fraction be-
low the price that these bonds have
recently commando The only other
sale was a Quotatior lot OF Mergen-
thaler stock at 173. the low price Of
yesterday. There was no further de-
mand for Mergenthaler at that fig
ure and the quotation was establish
ed at 172 bid, and 172a asked.
The Federal Reserve Board today
designated Chattanooga, Tenn, as
reserve city. Under the Federal re-
serve act the board Is empowered to
designate reserve cities as 1t sees At.
The Washington times., 1915-02-27
READY FOR WORK
ON REFORMATORY

Commissioner Newman. chairman Of
the reformatory commissio announc
ed today that work on the new Dis
trtct reformatory, which will occupy
a 1.3Oc-acre tract adjoining the work
house at Occoquan, Va. will begin
Monday.
w. H. Whitaker. superintendent of
the wurkhouse, has been appointed to
supervise the work OF construction.
The reformatory commission. which.
in addition to Commissioner Newman,
consists OF Justice w. p. Stafford. of
the District Supreme Court. and John
Joy Edison. president Of the Board Of
Charities. will have available after
July !. according to the present out
look. 100000 for building purposes.
The current District appropriation bill
contains an appropriation of $4,000
for the development of plans and be-
ginning the work Of construction. and
the pending bill contains 4 similar
amount.
Temporary frame buildings will be
first constructed, the plan providing
for the building within two or thre"
years of permanent one-story brick
structures.
The work will be done by prison la
Dor. The commission plans before be
ginning work on the permanent bulld-
ing to build an electric railroad from
the wharves at the foot of the work
house property through the workhouse
site to the reformatory buildings
The reformatory will be used for the
retention of the Districts long-terrn
prisoners. who are now sent to the Fed
eral penitentiaries at Fort Leavenworth
and Atlanta. 1t will provide for about
600 prisoners. which Is the average
daily number of short-term prisoners at
the workhouse. BY doing away with
steel cells and prison walls, the com
model one.
The Washington times., 1915-02-27
Preparatory School Champion.
ship Is Clearly Property Of
North Capitol Street Quint.
LEAGUE MEETS IN Week
Silver Cup viii Be Awarded to
Winners Of Series in Which
Many Played.
By BRYAN MORSE.

Five straight wins over George
town Props, Fairmonts and the Army
and Navy Academy basketball teams
today gives Gonzaga Prep the undis-
puted right to the championship title
in the Preparatory Basketball League
and the right to challenge the win
ner of the interscholastic circuit for
the schoolboy championship Of the
District.
Yesterdays win over the George
town Props by 27 to II score puts
the Gonzaga boys so far out in front
that the loss of the remaining game
on the schedule would in no way az
feet the championship standing.
The fact that Gonzaga triumphed
brings forth the announcement from
Secretary Cox that league meeting
will be called next week to award
the silver cup emblematic of the
championship.
For the past two weeks the GonZaga
lads have been forced to remain idle.
During that time several of the George
town Prep players have been out OF the
lire. UP. Yesterdays battle was pro-
cession for the North Capitol street
lads, who showed the effects of their
lay-off. but were strong enough to climb
to the finish with points to spare.
Robert Folliarl and w. . Lone proved
to be the stars of the Gonzaga quint,
as each scored four baskets. Gardner,
each got three baskets. The Gonzaga
lads will be called upon to play Fair.
monts next week. but the contest will
In rSe Se GeS GeSrseteWn seS 'nP Pep team landed
the runner-up position In the race, nav,
ing been successful in coping with an
of the others except Gonzasa: y, ne ne
La Vergne and kenning. sherman tne
center. was also out of the oatt'e'
st. Alban closed it's basketball season
in brilliant style with slashing defeat
OF the Business High School basketball
team at the Y. NJ. {. A. by score Oh
q to "a, in the lnterscholastic Basket
bali League battle. The game was more
closely Contested and cleanly PLAYED
than any other contest to date ana Was
won strictly on its merits.
St Alban got the jump on the Busi-
ness team at the very start Of the game.
March, St. Alban's left forward was IN
fine form on the foul line ana LOOK aa-
vantage Of the miscues of the Business
team by dropping the ball through the
rim when chances were offered.
Holmes outjumped Buck Wise ana
Ralph Wise all the way through tne
came and klees and Marty were able
to feed the ball to the st. Alban Tor
wards with accuracy.
Bushes got into difficulty when shoot
ing for baskets by taking too many
steps and Referee Beckett and Umpire
Obst inflicted penalties every time Busi-
ness players erred in this respect:
The St. Alban players went isht out
Co. NNnir n
were never headed. Accurate passing
and timely basket shooting by Tiny
Holmes with Marcb's free shots brought
the score up to IA to 7 at the END OF Inc
period. 80
the game and with Buck Wise. Bill
CulliRan and Ray tullgan shooting
some spectacular baskets came near
landing the contest. The lead Of 7
points was cut down to at one time
and business looked like winner.
The Washington times., 1915-02-27
NEW YORK MARKET
GAINS IN STRENGTH
Exchange Opened irregular, But
Prices Jumped Just Before
the Close.

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-Having opened
irregular and slightly below the price
levels that prevailed at yesterday's
close. the stock market developed bet
ter strength shortly before noon, and
the last sales were made at figures that
correspond very favorably with those
established at the closing hour yester-
day.
Announcement was made shortly after
the close that the Western Pacific rail-
way, controlled by the Denver and Rio
Grand railroad. will default on the in
gage bonds. and that application will
be made TOR a receiver for the road.
Those in touch with the affairs of the
property, however, said that this would
to be thrown into receivers hands.
The trading. as on yesterday. was
light and narrow. Studebaker stock re-
fiected the good showing revealed
through the corporations annual state
to i5It. General Motors. another auto
mobile manufacturing concern. was
strong. advancing l point to 80. Mexi:
can Petroleum was again weak, and
closed point down at 66k.
New Haven, after selling of nearly
a point to Ah, recovered and registered
fractional gain.
Another evidence Of the rapid strides
made by the automobile Manufacturing
companies OF America during the past
Year is given in the annual report OF
the Studebaker Corporation, which gold
$i3. AZ .223 worth OF vehicles and harness.
compared with 81. .s49 In the preced
ing year. Net profits aggregated SAL
sti6, after making interest payments and
providing for depreciation of property,
q gain Of s.. $40. 492. This was equivalent
TO rs per cent on the common stock.
after paying per cent on the preferred
stock The balance for the junior issue
last year was 81 per cent Automobile
sales amounted to 36.4O cars, against
s., ,5oi in the preceding year.
Gross sales OF the Baldwin Locomotive
Works fell during 1914 to $13.sl6.lf2 rs
compared with s31 $50 8Ss In 1919. accord
ing to the annual statement that has
Just been issued. OF this only &3nO. .S0S
was saved as net income. in comparison
with $.ss6.474. Interest payments re-
uuired sG31 .532 and the companys SUR
plus had to be drawn upon to the extent
/ Of 81. .46o, ,ooo In paying dividends on both
the preferred and common stock.
The gross earnings Of the Southern
| Railway for January decreased sN1. 7S
as compared with the earnings for the
I same month in 1914. and the gross earn
mgs for the past seven months oe.
creased Nbs1 ~ when compared to the
same period last year
The Washington times., 1915-02-27
Penn Hands Jolt to
Dartmouth, 81 to %

HANOVER. N. H.. Feb. 27.-Penn was
perfectly at ease in the big alumni
gymnasium floor and before big crowd
a severe jolt 81 to %. After being nosed
out the other night at Philadelphia by
but one point. the Green team was full
of confidence TO rtonlght's game. but
the lighting spirit displayed by Dart
mouth in the Yale and Princeton games
vas lacking. SO that the Quakers really
had an easy time of it, after once get
ting started.