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Sc HIZO NECESARI0 LLEFARLO
AL HOSPITAL

Pedro Reyes, preso en- Ia c%rcel de
Ia c;udad, Sc puso tan enfermo aver
Dor la mariana. que tue neces2rlo
corducirlo al hospital de IA ctudad
para su tra,amiento. DesPu2s dc
nue. fut curado. Sc lie rcinte-n3 CT 81
zelda. donde p-erm&mecera hasta Cue
cumpla 81 condena o g2gue II m'.l"
u Sc le ha seEa!ado.
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LOS CONTINGENCIES Del RE.
GLAMENTO DE TRAFlCO

Como Sc Ia nolaao por G. Je3:en-
te Cussack, ietc de. serv.c.o De vigi-
lancia del rrafico. que n2eraa.eate
hay muchos chaufieUrs que no Sc L
Ge5an q las prescripcioncs lie, re-la-
mente respective, sc IA de,e-minado
obrar entrgicamente aprehendiendo
! todos aqlellos chauffeu-s que ca
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minen con sus maquinas a roda yelo-
cidad 0 con las GuceS apagaGas des-
pu6s de las cinco de Ia tarde.
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alarmado Por eli gran nameco de &C
cidentes automovilisticos que Sc re-
gistran diariamente. y e~sfuerzoS
tienden 2 e~vitarlos.
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oBRAs De HUGO CONWAY
nsRAs Dc cABRIEL D.ANNUNEiO

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NnYFNts ~EsCOCIpAs

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Evening star., 1917-01-10
Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today to tn.
following:
James J. Connor. TO erect garage in the rear
Of ll1s 18th street northwest; estimated cost
$50.
Joseph d. Campbell. to erect garage in the
rear Of 571c 18th street northwest; estimated
cost. 800.
n. C. Richardson. to repair dwelling at 100
Vermont avenue northwest; estimated cost,
F. Kirstein. to repair dwelling at so7 ~
street southwest; estimated cost $50.
James L. karrick. to build apartment at
1917 q street northwest: architects. Gregg &
Leisenring: builder. J. L. karrick: estimated
cost $3.50, 900.
Evening star., 1917-01-10
HUGHES EDUCATIONAL BILL
IS PASSED BY THE HOUSE

The Hughes vocational educational
bill. making national grants for train
ing people over fourteen years old to
increased efficiency in trades. indus
tries, agriculture. commerce and home
economies. with appropriations running
up to an ultimate annual expenditure
of 100000. was passed by the House
yesterday.
The schools to receive this aid must
college education. and be operated both
day and eveping.
Evening star., 1917-01-10

pressure was in evidence in the early
trading in cotton here today, and under
it prices fell off 19 to 20 points. Bear
ish traders contended the market was
in danger of being overbought and
they sold for a reaction from the ad-
vance. The market was steady at the
decline.
Futures opened barely steady. Open
ing bids: January, 1912 asked; March,
1916; May. 1884; July, 1851 asked;
October, 1851.
Evening star., 1917-01-10
Authority to Buy Railroad.

The presidents report was approved
and ordered spread upon the minutes
President Hamilton then introduced a
resolution, which he stated the direc-
tors believed should be adopted, and
the stockholders gave it their approval
by ballot. The resolution was to the
effect that the directors Of the Capital
Traction Company shall be. and hereby
are. authorized. in their discretion, to
enter into an agreement to operate.
lease or purchase the line. plant. roll
ing stock. equipment and property of
whatsoever kind of the Washington
and Maryland Railway Company"
The president explained to the stock
holders that the railway company re-
ferred to had it's ono terminal at Ia
koma Park. and connected with the
14th street line of the Capital Traction
Company.
Annual Report.
Evening star., 1917-01-10
Standard Oil Price Advanced.

NEW YORK January 10.-The
Standard Oil Company of New York
today announced an advance of 25
points in the price of refined petroleum
for export, making refined in cases 12
cents per gallon, in tanks 4.75 cents and
standard white in barrels $50 cents.
Evening star., 1917-01-10

The stockholders then elected the
following board of directors:
George E. Hamilton, Edward j.
Stellwagen. John s. Larcombe. David s.
Carll- Benjamin W. Guy, John NJ Perry
and John II. Hanna
Evening star., 1917-01-10
RECORD FOR STEEL TONNAGE.
Untitled Orders for Month of Decem.
Der Reported II 547 286 Tons :

NEW YORK. January 1o.-Unnlled
orders Of the United States Steel Cor
poration for the month ending Decem-
Der 81 reached 11.547.2s6 tons. an in
crease of 4ss.744 over tho previous
month. again breaking all records.
Evening star., 1917-01-10
Pennsy Asks Bond Approval.

PHILADELPHIA. January 1O-The
directors of the Pennsylvania railroad d
today announced that the stockholders
will be asked at the annual meeting
March I3. to approve an increase in the
Indebtedness of the companv
to the extent of $75,0OO,0OO.
Evening star., 1917-01-10
Reserve Banks Must Buy Bonds.

Before April / next. by order of the
federal reserve board. the federal re-
chase $4,000, 900 of United States bonds
This applies to bonds offered for sale
by member banks through the treasurer
OF the Unioed States.
Evening star., 1917-01-10


NEW YORK, January 1o.-Flour-
Firmer; spring patents. 975a10.o5; win
ter patents, 925a9.50; winter straights,
S. .sOas.15; Kansas straights. s:S5as.s6.
Pork-Firm; family. s1-5oasS'So.
Beef-Steady.
Lard Easy; middle west, l5.SValo.So.
Molasses-Steady.
Hay-Steady.
Hides-Quiet.
Leather-Firm.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md. January 10 a
pm. quotations). Wheat - Flrmer
spot No. red, 2.o1A; spot No. 2 red
western, 2.o6A;- January No. red.
2O1A; February, 2.01A; steamer NO.
2 red, 1s9A. Receipts, 92,073 bushels.
Exports, 259,434 bushels
Corn-Firmer: spot contract, lo9A
sis sanufy Eyporez. 7ssss Essenus bushels s'i'
Oats-Firm; standard white. 64A; No.
IL white, 641a bid. Receipts, 1888
bushels.
Rye-Firm; No. western export
5OS3 bushels.
Hay-Steady, unchanged.
Grain freights-No quotations.
DAIRY MARKETS -
creamery 32a3sk.
Eggs.Receipts 1868 cases. un-
changed.
Potatoes-Receipts 18 cars, unchang-
ed.
Poultry-Alive lower; fowls 15a1s;
springs IS.
NEW YORK, January 1o.-Butter-
Steady; receipts. 6,040 packages; cream
cry higher than extras. 40A a4O12
creamery extras (ninetytwo score).
39h firsts, 36a3Sk; seconds. "a a3o Y.
Eggs-Irregular; receipts. 2,S25 cases;
HrC q
50a51; refrigerator seconds. to frsts,
35A Aa37k; nearby hennery whites. fine
to fancy. 5Sa57; nearby hennery
browns, 54a56.
Cheese-Steady; receipts. 634 boxes;
state held specials. 241.; do, average,
fancy, 23Aa24.
Dressed pouItry-Steady; chickens.
21a26; fowls, 151sa23; turkeys. 2oas2.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. January 10.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, II, 900 head; slow. Is to 20 under
yesterdays average; bulk, 10.30a10.60
light, 9.90a10.50: mixed. 1015a10 IS
heavy, 10.20a10.65; rough, 10.20a10.35i
pigs 7.60a9.50.
Cattle-Receipts, $4,000 head; steady;
native beef cattle, 7.60a11.S0; western
steers. 7.5oa1o.oo; stockers and feeders.
55Oas.5O; cows and heifers, 4.40a10o0;
calves, 9.50a13.50.
sheep-Receipts, $4,000 head: steady;
| wethers, 9.40a10.5o: lambs. 11.50a13.s5.
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK. January 10.-There was
renewal of active realizing at the
opening of the cotton market today.
and after starting at a decline Of to
IA points active months sold % to 81
points net lower. with March touching
1885 and July 1857, or about 43 to 46
points below the high level of yester-
day. Spot houses were good buyers on
a scale down, however. and the market
steadied shortly after the call. with
prices showing rallies of several points
from the lowest before the end of the
first hour. Private cables reported a
sharp rally in Liverpool on buying
against cotton lost at sea, but the mar
ket there was a few points lower than
due at the hour of the local opening.
Futures opened steady; January.
none; March. 1856; May, 1880; July,
1851: October, 17.40.
Evening star., 1917-01-10
Washington Stock Exchange,
SALES.

SALES.
Capital Traction. 5 at s4h. at s4h.
Washington Railway and Electric CON-, Is at
II. 10 At 7eA.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. 25 At
81, 25 at 81.
Mergenthaler, at 1871.
Evening star., 1917-01-10
Condition Of the Treasury.

The condition of the United States
Treasury at the close of business yes
terday was:
Net balance in general fund. s1o5. $50. .sso
Total ordinary receipts. 2,24440S
Total ordinary payments. 4,429,6OI
The deficit this fiscal year is $780,
s7s.s5s. against a deficit Of $55. 5.S04,o71
last year. exclusive of Panama canal
and public debt transactions
Evening star., 1917-01-10
WALL STREET MARKET
CONTINUES VERY SLOW
Weakness of General Motors Con.
tributes to Further Heaviness
Among Specialties.
Leaders Move Within a Marrow
Radius and List Generally
Closes Decidedly Soft.

NEW YORK. January 10.-A decline
Of 10 points in Bethlehem Steel, with !
to point recessions in oils, equipments
and shippings marked today's early ir-
regular dealings.
Specialties such as Industrial Alcohol
and Beet Sugar also lost ground, while
coppers. which contributed measurably
to the strength of the preceding day.
were dull and hesitant.
United States Steel moved within a
narrow radius and rails were without
definite trend, except New Haven, which
fell over a point.
Heaviness became more geneI II be-
fore the end of the first half hour.
Weakness of General Motors new
stock, which declined 13 points during
the forenoon, or a total of 80 points thus
far this week. was the cause of further
heaviness among specialties, notably the
motor group.
Evening star., 1917-01-10
CAPITAL TRACTION CO.
EARNINGS SHOW GAIN
Over $50, 900 Gross Increase in Rev
enue From All Sources for
the Year 1915.
Small Net Loss Due to Heavier
Maintenance Charges-Stock
Displays Better Strength.
BY I. A. FLEMING.

The annual meeting Of the Capital
Traction Company was held this morn
ing. q very large representation OF the
stockholders being present in person
and more by proxy.
President Hamilton read his annual
report, showing an increase of $685.
1923 in the gross receipts OF the cor
poration for the year 1916. as compared
with the receipts for 1915.
Increased operating and maintenance
expenses, chiefly the latter, made
small net loss in net returns from the
years operation.
Mr.. Hamilton's report was as follows:
General Improvement Noted.
The gradual improvement in general
business conditions during the past
year. and from time to time noted in
communications to stockholders. is re-
iected in the earnings of the company.
The gross revenues from all sources
of s2.2sS.175o5 show an increase over
the preceding year OF Ss5.153.2s.
Due to the increasing cost of all Ia
Dor and materials. the actual expend
itures for operation and maintenance
creased S7.o12.7s.
Had our previous practice in the al
lotment to the depreciation fund been
followed, the surplus remaining after
payment of all interest charges. taxes.
dividends, etc. would have been
sSS.O07 so, an Increase of s44,43410.
Increased Monthly Allotment.
Following the practice heretofore
entered upon and deemed protective
and useful to the interest of stock
holders. the company. during the year,
increased it's regular monthly allot-
ment to the depreciation reserve and
also considered it advisable at the end
of the year to make an additional
credit to this fund of $4,000. The
total allotment for the year was $121,-
s75.55. being SO per cent of operating
revenues and an increase of $51,S30.74
over that made last year. This ad
ditional appropriation to the deprecia-
ton reserve reduced the surplus for
the year from SSs.007.S0 to $36,17S.SS.
Other subjects connected with the
properties. operation and public re-
lations of the company will be con-
sidered and more fully discussed in an
addendum to this report to be pub
lished and distributed to stockholders"
Capital Traction Firmer.
Today's session of the Washington
stock Exchange was without feature,
unless IT was in the stronger tone de-
veioped for Capital Traction shares.
The fact that the company reported
an excellent increase in gross earnings
in spite of the strike and other diff
culties was favorably commented on.
as was the large increase in main
tenance charges
Only two odd lots of stock sold. both
at s4h. The quotations for the day
were san bid and S4h asked
Railway common was qloted IS bid,
while the preferred sold at S2h
A few shares of Mergenthaler
brought 216.
The market for both stocks and
bonds was extremely dull and devoid
of interest other than IN the formal
making of quotations.
Authority to Buy Railroad.
Evening star., 1917-01-10
Dealings Are Light.

International Nickel and International
Paper also denoted pressure. and high
grade rails, so far as they were quoted
at all, were inclined to follow the course
of New Haven, Union Pacific and Chi
cago and Northwestern, losing a point
each.
Steel manifested better tone with
Coppers, especially Utah. Grande and
Chile.
Dealings were light to the verge Of
stagnation, most offerings being in small
lots.
Losses Are Extended.
Trading became more active later.
but wholly on a declining scale, Beth
lehem Steel and General Motors extend
ing their losses, with material declines
In sugar and other specialties.
United States Steel also receded.
despite the December record-breaking
tonnage report.
Soft at Close.
The downward trend, at times ac-
celebrated. apparently reached the low
levels for the day when Steel common
sold at 111h. Atlantic Gulf and West
Indies at 104h, Republic Iron and Steel
at 7s1., Mercantile Marine preferred at
7sh. Studebaker at 1914, General Mo-
tors, new. at 1861: Crucible Steel at
62S. and other industrials correspond
ingly low.
The rails could not stand the pace
There was less doing than in the indus
trials. but Union Pacific touched 1884,
Reading. 100A: Canadian Pacific, 1881,
and New York Central, 102.
Midway in the last hour there were
some fractional improvements, but in the
last ten minutes the bear pressure be-
came more intense. and Steel common
broke precipitately to 110h and other
stocks in less proportion to a soft clos
ing.
Evening star., 1917-01-10
Grain, Produce,
Cotton Markets.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, January 1o.-wheat prices
rallied today from transient weakness
due to differences that the German
chancellor would soon make q new new
move to bring about peace. Selling
pressure, however, was not heavy. and
it took but little fresh buying to cause use
a recovery. The purchasers were Tor
the most part leading houses. whereas
the bears seemed to be chiefly PIT PIT
ranged from the same as yesterdays
finish to y lower. with rnIe Nay at 1;sSh 81
were followed by a substantial setback
all around: but then % rise I'll. that tin in some
Corn paralleled the action of wheat.
The bulls were helped by reports a'. It's. tha. ha.
gentine crop would be a failure. After
opening Y to % off. the market t,,ta., here
sagged little further before turning
upgrade.
Trade in oats was entirely local; The
price changes seemed to depend al
together on the course of other cereals
Liberal receipts of hogs througnout
the west weakened provisions. Bel,
pian relief inquiries. though, counted
Evening star., 1917-01-10
Bid and Asked Prices.

GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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70 pNGaTtSE rs
We guarantee tue largest ctr.
culatiou Of auy other weekly
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Acw NeXiCO.
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eigiendo a la mayoria de los can
didatos del partido dem6crata pa
la boleta de estado.
Lindsey ha declarado que pa
ra los nombramientOs dedicara
su atenci6n a yer que las perso-
mas nombradas sean realmente
capaces, y parece que a ciertos
de los caciques repudiados no les
place mucho la atitud del gober-
nador que, en- realidad, NADIA les
debe y segGn Sc afrma Linsey
no hara hasta Ultima hora pro.
vision para esos argos hasta yer
que parte e la plataforma re-
publicana-y por 10 tanto Ia de-
m6crata, va que en- Ietra eran
iguales-daba cumplimiento Ia
legislature, hacienda asi una es.
pecie de compromise entire las
ambiciones para obtener empleC
deu nos y la probabilidad, POI
parte del gobernador, de obtener
algo de benefcio para el estado
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Los POIitiCos Alemanes IntentarOn Poner a
Mexico al JapOn Contra los EstadOs Unidos
.ESTA SIENDO RAPIDANENTE So
FOCADA LA REVOLUGION
GUIANA.
EI GOhieTnO del General MeRoCaI
ha OhtenidO uItim3mente hume,
TOSOS triunfOS sObTe los
RebeldeS.

Las noticias recibidas a ulti-
ma hora de la Habana indican
que con relativa facilidad esta ell
Gobieno del general Menocal So
Imetiendo a los insurrectos libe-
Irales, a los uue parece han bati-
do repetidas veces las fuerzas
Ileales.
En- un principle Sc apoderaron
los rebeldes de gran parte de las
Iprovincias de Santa Clara y Ca
Imaguey y del importante puer-
to y segunda ciudad en- importan-
cia de la isla, Santiago, que sigue
Itodavia en- poder de los militares
Ipronunciados. 81 no hubiese ST.
| do por ell hecho de que val'ios je-
| fes militares Sc pusieron con sus
fuerzas del lado del eX Presidente
Gomez, la revuelta no hubiera
merecido el nombre de motin, va
que, segdn las nuevas de la Ha-
bana, el numero de civiles que Sc
han levantado en- armas es real
mente irrisorio.
FL doctor Ferrara presidente
de Ia Camara de Diputados cuba
ma, representante en- los Fstatos
Unidos de los rebeldes, dice que
ell movimiento no es precisamen-
te una revoluci6n sino una pro
tesla armada contra Menocal por
querer este darse por reelectO.
Estas declaraciones de Ferrara
han perjudicado a Ia reyoluci6n,
realmente, en- vez de favorecerla,
pues que Sc ha visto que el pue-
bio cubano da a Menocal por re-
electo, no queriendo sumarse a la
"protesta armada" de los liberia
| les.
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UNA JUNTA DE LA CONF
SION REPUBLICANA.
TOMO xxx

La Comisi6n Central Repubh-
cana del estado celebr6 una reu-
Mon en- Santa Fe, para tratar So
bre diversas cuestiones de orden
interior del partido y de la name
ra de llenar los cargos pGblicos
que estan sujetos al nombra-
miento del gobernador.
Uno de los que habl6 mas cla-
ramente fu6 Charles Spiess que
diio que 6l formaba parte de la
Kuardia Vieja, y que los de la
Guardia Nueva en- lugar de alta
cara aquella deberian ponerse
de acuerdo con ella, y vice versa,
Anadio que los democratas ten
drian por 10 menos 5000 votos
de mayoria en- los condados de.
m6cratas de aqui a dos amos J
que, por 10 tanto, los republicano'
habian menester el voto indepen
diente y ell progresista y 900
votos de mayoria en- sus conda
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-03-03
Sc N0MBRAN ABOGADOS
ESPECIALES PARA LA
CUES TION DE LIMI-
TES CON TEXAS.

FL conocido abogado Octaviano
A. Larrazolo ha sido nombrado
por la legislature como mo de
los abogados especiales para la
question de limites entire Texas Y
Nuevo Mexico con una suma de
.S7, 800 como Retainer" y una pro
vision para propinas adicionales
sin limite, hasta que Sc termine
el pleito. FL otro abogado es w.
r. Reber de Las Cruces, con la
misma cantidad y provisiones
que el primero.
Hubo mucha discussion en- la
legislature cuando Sc present6
este proyecto, por entender va
rios de los representatives cue
era exhorbitante la suma de 15,.
1000 concedida a los abogados POI
el solo hecho de que Sc encarga-
ran del litigio, sin poner limitC
ademas a los gastos y emolumen
tos y compensaciones que pider
despu6s por su trabajo, y tam
bi6n por Greer que este trabajo
Iigual que en- los amos pasados, de
bia seguir bajo la direction de
Fiscal del estado.