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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-30
/, HOW TO GET THE SPACE

.ss Only 11-feet of land is needed
s.5on the Carretera to provide am
pie space for double-tracking.
How can this be obtained
without reducing the width of
the roadway proper?
1t can be taen all from one
side of the street, or half from
each side. Or the proposed side
walks might be reduced to 8-feet
rand 3-12 feet taken from each
side of the Carretera.
.s,s That would solve the right-of-
way problem.
Double-tracking will solve the
transportation problem.
Porto Rico Railway Light 4
A>'' Power Co.,
San Juan wouldn't de San
Juaun without the street cars.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-30

miums for this insurance are de-
Quoted from the monthly pay.
Now that soldiers, sailors, and
nurses are returning to civil life
they are urged to continue their
insurance, which may be kept in
f.. without medical examina-
tion and at only slight differen-
ce in amount of premiums. Plans
have also been formulated to
enable insured persons within
five years to convert the insur-
ance into the several desirable
standard forms issued by ordi-
nary life insurance companies.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-30
HUNGER AND
INDEPENDENCE

4
rnit First and last we human beings nationality
cones afterward Theirst condition is natural funda
Mental the latter is artfcia1 and at any time may be
changed by circumstances The flrst roposton IS based
on fact on simple reasoning nationality appeals to pas
son and in looking for we Porto Ricans as it happened
to many other peoples may find the road camoufaged"
and get gold brick lemon.
Mr. Barcelo, in his address before the Congressional
Delegation said that speaking for himself, he would
accept independence that meant starvation death
by hunger His was catch phrase and although we 90
not by any question the sincerity Of the when
he said it. must tell the reader to bear IN mind three
very important considerations in reference to the indie
ID pendence with hunger policy: first that matter how
influential Barcel6 may be- it is ridiculous to that
in speaking like that he speaks for Porto Rico because
the plain truth that not many in the Island know what
that prhase means second, true craftsmanship must
+ be devoid of sentmentaity, and consider the all
important question of human welfare strictly from the
business point of view; and third republic of dead
citizens of corpses not at all very attractive PROPOSE
tion for any person There nothing to crtisze in
the phrase which makes beautiful piece of rhetorc but
common and ordinary Porto Ricans, matter how pa
triotc and desnterested they may be- must make living
in very prosaic manner most of the cases. and Where
shall they be when influential man like Mr.. Barceo
dies by starvation?
we may dispose Of them at fair prices in the American
market and Immediately talk of independence with
all what the word implies including penazng our pro-
ducts with custom house duties when they enter the Unit
ed States impartial outsiders must perceive that don't
know what we talking about The Congressmen,
those with real experience among hem must have looked
we were
Yes If we had independence would be free to nego-
tiate commercial treaties with France England Gerna
n.y. Spain and forth but don't exactly the reason
why any Of these nations should treat any better than
they would treat any other tropical country competing
AWith us in production and surprising in quality or
Quantity; neither do see, why they should accord
< us as good treatment they accord their own
tropical colonies OF course we may dream about enter
ING into some neverheardof reciprocity treaty. in which
ali the advantages in favor; but the real cold
facts are that nation would give us anything for
nothing On the contrary, for any little concession
made to us, they would exploit as we have not the
slightest idea.
At any time we can find out what that expoitation
means by comparing with similar ones; but we
simply won't hear Of it. and when in the light Of reason
and analogy and history you express your doubts at to
gress as civilized community the innocent question will
be put to you this way How do you know that in Porto
Rico would not happen differently" Could you beat t
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-30

Nc sensational claims are made for
the Essex, except those that are made
by the thousand who have learned to
know it's qutlities.
As you view the various exhibits at
the automobile shows you will be re-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-30

FOR. RENT. A desirable place
suitable for any kind of business
suitable for any kind of bussi-
ness at the right side of the
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-30

ground floor of 10 Allen st. In
quire of the land lord at the End
floor of the house. Advt.
~ READ Ell IMPARCIAL!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-30
FzE EsSzsl E5zgsz -
The Shows Only New Car
The Essex-Is Now Ready for Delivery

Not Room for 1t and the Hudson on the Main Floor OF
Madison Square Garden, They Are Given the
Largest Space in the Building, in the Concert
Hall on the Second Floor
interesting exhibit at all of the automobile shows
this year is the only car-the ESSEX.
coming looked forward to for than
the first showing announced January LIZ
ESSEX crowded by motorists who wanted
the about which they had heard so much
Thousands have since ridden in it.
Note prasng words they have for it. 1t combines the
qualities of both the light weight cheap which ap
it's low and operation with the
endurance performance elegance and riding qualities OF
the large costly this that other has
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-30

1t has pOlSe and VIII
retain it's rigidity throug-
hout long hard service.
These are things which
any observer will immedi-
ately notice. And that is
why instead of advertis-
ing the claims as is usual
ly done, we merely ask
you to come see and ride
in the Essex.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-30

MADRID, April 30-The strike of telegraph and tee-
phone operators is practically ended communication be,
tween the capital and the provinces being already re-
established The service however, is yet disorgarized
due to the excessive of material to be disposed Of
at all stations in the country.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-30
By Claudio Cap6.

We have said it often, we
state it now, and we shall keep
on repeating it: our problem,
the problem of Porto Rico is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
FZees to Hawaii
to Auoid Suitors
Mass Lamar Has Ten MIL
Eons-She Also Had
Md2ty Lovers.

NEW YORK. Feb. 14.-prccipitatc
flight was better than receiving con-
slant and unwclcomc attentions OF for
tunc-huntcrs in the opinion OF Miss
Alice hntoinctte Lamar. whose father,
tho late j. X. Lamar. the mining mag
nate lent her the income from 10000
600, SO she fled to Hawaii with two
young women friends.
This was revealed only to-day by ono
or her intimate friends, although she
fled month ago.
with Miss Lamar arc Miss Madeline
brewster Johnson and Miss Mary
Louise Baldwin. OF New York.
Miss Lamar, who Is twenty-thrce and
attractive. acquired some additional
attractions in the eyes OF fortune hunt
ers when she came into an income OF
100000 Il year. She had been In the
National League for Womcn's Service
and had joined the motor corps OF the
Red Cross. hoping for overseas SER
vice.
But everywhere she went she re-
ceived mos; assiduous attentions from
men. She considered that safety Law
only In hight, so off she went 20 Homo
lulu. She was reported to have had
scarcely a proposal in month, and
to be happy in the immunity secured
in the suppression Of knowledge that
She Is an hcircss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
TRADING ADVlCES SHADE
MORE CHEERFUL FOR WEEK
Drudstrcct's Says Pcucc-Time Indus-
tries Are Moving Fnster
EAcept Textiles.

NEW YORK. Feb. l4.--Bradstrect's
tomorrow viii say:
Trading adviccs arc n shade more
cheerful. the movement of peacc-lh time
industries outside of textile lines is
a triilc faster. and collections are Il
bit better. These statements OF course.
must be taken with knowledge OF the
fact that buying, especially of wear
ing apparel at Wholesale. is conscrva-
tive and not equal TO that OF Il year
ago: that rain or snow the country
over has checked country trade and
marketing OF products. especially of
corn and hogs at the West; that lower
cotton prices discourage Southern buy
ing and promote talk OF crop area re-
duction; that great many textile
mill hands are striking or otherwise
idle pending the settlement of the
shorter week issue. and that the num-
Der Of unemployed is larger. owing
MANY TO the continued release OF
me,. from the army.
The key to he whole situation seems
Stili to be the matter of prices, and
here. two great industries. textile man
ufacturinS and iron ana steel produc-
ton. are alike sufferers though dis
similar in this, that while steel mills.
running at fun in some instances. and
eating into the backlog of untitled or
ders. the supplies Of textiles are GER
ta!nly not being Increased greatly by
tn" Short-time ruling.
Weekly bank c!carings. Sj.421,992, 900.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

The state Corporation Commission YES.
terlay issued the owing charters and
amendments:
Fleming Land Corporation. Norton Capi-
tai stock, $4,000. Purposes: real estate
business Robert Fleming, PRESIDENT J. Il.
Mv"r Moor Comrany. Inc. I.ynchburE
Cnuital stock. s50.c0o. Purposes: autorno-
bile business Lloyd y. Myers, president ::
Randolph VI. Myers. secretary-bo.h OF
LyrchhurC
Short TrunE and nag CORPORATION. Pc
tcrsburE. CAPITAL stock. 100000. Pur-
poses: manufacturing trunks. travelling bags
etc. w. j. Rlhily, president: James II.
short. s"cr"tarE--hoth Of Petersburg
Pawnhrol."rS Sale Store. Inc. Richmond.
CAPITAL stock. sl".oon Purposes: mcrcnu-
,ile business Harry Si"rcl. president: Rose
Sicgcl. Sccrriary-hoth Of Richmond
The STAFFORD 'rclcphone and Telegraph
COMPANY. Colonial Beach Capital stock
$1,000. purposes: build and operate a
:icphonc Inc George Mason. president.
Colonial Peach; William Wilson. SECRETARY
Oak Grove.
New. Era Motor Company. Inc Roanoke
Capital stock. $4,000. Purposes: automo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

lcrstcln. Nos. To3 and 7o5 North Twenty
seventh street. 40 feet inches by 1874 feet.
east line Twcnty-scvcnth Street. 90 feet
north OF NJ Street. February IL. 1919.
$4,000.
H. a. McCurdy. trustee. to .wIlllana Rob-
In s,;; q feet Inches by 81 feet, south line
Arthar T. Gnan"sn and ID h Isas; Is Sss Sc,ren
SMITH SUB rna'ee sixo " fest at nar
MT1t eor snua Of i r ;s5 ;ss.o
Ill. II; s.aon iaylor; .rusise; 10 !. w. Ford
a s s amd sssTs 5 feet north
F"9runry 6. 1919. $500.
:tc6 Stuar, Avenue. % feet 5 inches by III
"Ia i srss oGr r. fret 'pT
f@si east stu Side ADAMS i G sroa'
h be i.a Gay and Leigh Streets February
., II, j., r. oa nGlar9 r. trustee. to The order
nj LIE and Ae"id:nt, hssorist!on. no. i
VS. fec M'" snss feet n IA nos.T sy
I. feet inches cast OF Adams Street Feb
W wcs ,hS ,ods' SCI. asiS ,ncn. ETC. t. no
+, inches. south lim. sIsn Street g. fosi
rua a 1S TO- ,se r"si q Adams Street Feb
Of f:niiclh; \. g. 80 fec, ! inches by i2ai
Avenue and West street. February 10.
dc foi ln ' Il Is cF SI es ss
Highland Street. January ,. 1919. sI36.
John ~ Cote. Ir.. trustee. 10 Char,cs A.
McC'anr - n's.. NJ" $40 Fast BROAD Street.
81 l-12Nl2a foot. south line broad Street.
- feet wcst OF Ninth street. January 81.
Richmond T-,ls, and Savings Company.
tr"st"" I" Davis Land Comphny. Inc. No.
u3 Moth Boul"vard 2Gxl36 feet ~
irrhes. .GrrcEnIar). cas-; linz boulevard. la
feet y inches north OF Floyd Avenue.
Jarunrv %" 1919. Sc asa.
Albert -. Eoschcn. trustee. to Marietta
Waller. 2oXl?7 feet west side Foushc"
Street ls5 feet south Of Leigh Street. Feb
ruary 10, 1919, sS26.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

Jackson Street. SIS feet . Inches cast of,
os AM: I rarrs, F%brHary ~ I?ia s25
70 HeorTs w Gay, u. Ms 703 and 7o5
;No;th twenty seventh Street 30 Zoo, {.
! r by -" feet Grr"gular>. east sid"
Stren, -Ii:vrn,n street; - feet north Of NJ
Gum, NSnton Muhlemsn ct ais. to Susie w
west line "o-foot alley. lis f.yt Voc! e.;
SEsnnpatrh Street. February lG. 1918: tax
r. Gordon and Edwin T. Cox, specla,
t, "rn tiianmah Kosslows cxccu-
tors Va. i. y. NosSlow ct als1 10 4;
La: aSm,e!d Nos .3il. 25i3 and 26I5 East
irahNiin Street. ~ icet inches by 100 fee,
south line Franklin street Gt feet vo.t ~
Event! sixth street. February IL, l9io
, Ion ~ Bazno.. OF Hanover County. TO
J"S"ph Iicppcrt lots - to ~ incIusiy,
block T. Nor;hsidc Place io6xi1s To-,
morih line Virginia Street, 2c5 feet cast az
$40. 80 t'''' '"N ~
Joseph lieppcrt and Mary twif.p to
irwin Rcddy, No. 1854 West leigh Strcnt
5iMioo feet, ror'h line Leigh Street. gag
1919: tax 81. Slo. 49,
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T.. :. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court OF An
r"nlS rcc"nvcnrd Yesterday morning at 10
Gals in attendanc.: Circuit Judges Hon.
- q. fr'ichard. OF Ash"viii". X. c: Hon.
Martin y. Knapp OF Washineton u c.
and Hon. Charles \. Woods of Marion. s.
g Clerk Claude NJ Dean and L. s. Mar
shall John q. Saunders
H"hca ring granted.
No. lioS-Iioward Showalter nlaintIn In
error. ". 'rh" United States OF America
ct AL. Defendants in error: error to m.
District Court at MartiushurG. W. Va.
Judgment District Court affirmed at Oc-
tober term. ON petition Of plaintin In
error rch'nrinG Is granted and the case
restored 70 the docket for argument at tn.
Conferences:
: conference session Of The court was
hold today upon the cases heretofore ar
su"d and remaining undecided.
Court adjourned until this morning az 10
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Where Can / Find Relief From
Itching, Terrifying Eczema?

ing the irritation. no matter how un-
bearable the itching and burning OF
the skin. s. S. S. will promptly reach
the/seat of the trouble and forever
rout from the blood every trace OF the
disease. just as it has for others who
have suffered az you have This gran,
blood remedy has ben used for more
than nifty years, and you have only
to give il a fair trial TO be restored TO
perfect health.
Our chief medical adviser isl an
authority on blood and skin disorders.
and lie will take pleasure in giving
you such advice as your individual
case may need, absolutely without
cost. Write to-day, describing your
case to Medical Depa rtment, Swift
Specific Co, 434. Swift Laboratory.
Atlanta, Ga-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
This Question Is Ever on the
Lips OF the Afflicted.

Eczema. letter. Erysipelas, and
other terrifying conditions of the skin.
are dcep-seated blood diseases. and
applications OF salvcs. lotions and
washes can only afford temporary re-
lief. without reaching the real seat OF
the trouble But just bcca use local
treatment has done you no good, there
is no reason TO despair. You simply
have not sought the proper treatment.
that is within your reach
You have the experience of others
who have suffered as you have to guide
you to a prompt radiance of blood and
skin diseases. No matter how terrify-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15
COKE RATES JUSTIFIED
Advances From West Virginia to yir-
Siniu Furnaces Upheld by Inter-
Stntc Commerce Comm tssiou.
f!.y Asrr,iateh Press |

WASHINGTON, Feb. li.--Increascs In
freight rates on coke moving from
Wesf virginia producing points to fur
naceS i'll Virginia, made in 1917 by the
Norfolk aud Western ana Ch.supeak e
ana OHIO Railroads. were declared JUS
tined IN tentative report flied by the
Interstate Commerce Commission to-
day by the examiner assigned to in
vcstigat"
The examiner held tina, the increase
from 81 TO $3.50 Il ton for movement
10 furnace points or the Norfolk and
Western. and from IS cents to 81. 20 pc r
ton for movements to points the
Chesapeake and Ohio was a rcasona b lc
and justified increase, pointing out that
races made by the railroad admins
tration In 1918 had Increased the rates
to Sl.9o and Sl.SQ. respectively.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

NEW YORK. Feb. H--Al,hourh there was
q cons inerabI" contraction i'm The volume of
BUSINESS on the curb market TODAY many
"t Itr stocks maintained a firm price tone
nnu IN a numb"r.ot Instances material al :
NanS" i over the finals OF Yesterday were
indusiria.s again attracted most attention
ne ihdu,tr..l list was further auCmsn"j
Nv 'h,. addition Of tohoCca uru,l,,Cts Ti..bi :
aamn IN" shares OF Philip Morris Coripanv,
~ NJ ID i,sr having been acquired hv the TO,
80 $500 iF"mGctS ComTanN. Metal shares were
ani.icT; The salcs follow: - WIZ
-t"lh. Explosives ~ n -: 800 Maxim
Mnnsiti"ns: |: as: 80 United Motors %.N =, ~
20, n3Sdsn oil. 20 - 2.;.ai Federal oil.
:: a., i!t' International Petroleum n i, oil
Vic, inetS52?p"l!isn P"trolsum. Si.G15zs: Sol
q, 1. G0.i R IN NV 2a.@2: 500 atlanta n.
ooi t" e. y; 90 Calumet and Jcromo
~ tiolIiied Cons 800 y .46 I,,,,' =,
I,t,HIlishSion l2Gla l. Mother Loo 'S =, So
EXT.,sinn iMNiini1G.. 1nG: 100" Tononnh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-15

bile business o. II. Dish. president; Il. II.
White. sccrct3ry-both OF Roanoke.
Amendments:
Land Wilcox Motor Corpora tion. NorfoiIs.
changing name to Wilcox Motor Corpora
ton.
Hart Lumber and Manufacturing Com
pany. Inc, Martinsvillc, creating u class OF
preferred stock.
President and Trustees OF Hampucn Sid
ncy College. itmpdcn -Stlncy. changing
provisions to trustees, etc.
Danvillc Book and Stationery Co. Inc.
Danvillc, changing name to SNuddcn sta
tioncry Com pany. Inc.
Merchants and Farmers Bank, Emporia
increasing Its capital stock from $4,000 to
S50.OOO.
H. =. Adkins n Co. Il Delaware corpora
ton. doncsticatcd 10 do business In the
state or Virginia, principal office. Keller.
j. Brooks Mapp. statutory agent. Keller.
Capital stock. l5O.OOO.
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BOND LIST

Am. wiring papcr -. Gifts. taskedD.... So.
= .!Snt!c Coast Line Observation-Disclosures. s.
y =. LII. and =. col, Is totd) .......... i7ic
=. Z. L. oO;.N. II liS.t!to "a sKeG)....... s9'g
thcsapeshe ana ohio Conv. t'-s.......... -
Chess peako and Ohio conv. 5s............ S5Hs
idgCett and MyerS TOoaCco ss............ -
I.Orlilard Tobacco hs. ............ ~
Mercantile Marine ts........................ .s$.
Sea board Are Line ref. s. Sb!G) .......... 80
eahoaro Air Line aGJ. 5s.................. 81
Southern hallway Is Odd, ................ s1-,
southern Hallway .................. Sli3
Y s Registered - itSl thidl........... 91i.
y ). Registered -. ls-S tbldp ............ lott.
u ;. Liberty loan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - ~
L. s. Liberty loan "a is..................... o. 20
y. ;. Liberty loan Sd i4....s............. Is -
y. :. Liberty loan 18th s................. - IS
Y. = Steel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1904.
Va Brown Bros. CTS (w. Va.l......... -
va. Car. Chemical Co. lst IS tbid) 900. ?5ia
Na.-Car. Chemical Co COnv. - (b!dD.... lVIia
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Weekly Cotton Re,i.,.

NV 9oik, Feb. l4.-Aftcr selling
G G., 10 bs'so FOR May deliveries on Mon
oa!, the cotton market turned firn1er
On reports of improving Labor condi
LOIS IN domestic mill centers. rcnewnd
t thtN 90, o, increasing export proba bilities.
m appearance OF a moderate demand
from Liverpool and contincntoI .raia
tnserc SIS. ana covering ny recent SELF
BY uneN y |ttsdin1s wS rsa s'imnia,ed later
sumption figures for January ana Na,
,oniracts sold at PISS during to-day's
ab"vn iovo or more Than $40 per bale
mere were rumors early in the week
mat the French government had :nodi
ned restrictions on the cotton trade -
permit private firms to imnort I'm ooo
tales OF cotton per month for nvn
months beginning with May. These
w"re o fol Mers not bot confirmed hut they
tracts here by people with French CON
nections. I'm
Southern selling continued during tho
carry stages of the advance but was
sun less in evidence during to-day'S
tradihS end discounts on the low
Trancs nave shown a further increase
ms mas led 10 corresponding widen
ing OF the differences between high ana
,cW grades as applied TO deliveries on
Jew ORR contracts which local mcr-
chhhtS regard as strengthening the
value OF The contract compared with
middiing cotton. Possibly some OF The
nuEing has been based on the situation
IN this respect, but local brokers have
attributed the bulk OF the demand 10
covering by shorts after tho break into
new low ground for the season on new
crop months.
The census report to-day showed do
mcStic mill consumption OF SISTER
DaicS Tor January. compared with Az
al for December. and 523.9I7 for Ian
nary last year Exports for the week
showed slight increase over last
year. but the movement is considered
Disappointing as compared with old
bulltsh predictions. and Southern shin
rers are said to be complaining that
they cannot find freight room at the
ping Board.
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CiIANCERY TRUST DEEDS

,G"orEe Lincoln blackwell. of Phil,t.l-
ph'a. "a: TO Frank :. Richcson. trustee
No. ~ West Clay Street, - fee; inches
10y lIn feet inches. southeast Corner
o; Adans and Clay Streets: also church
onininS 'VNlp5 feet, at northeast corner
1918. SSi.2i0. -
Eichard Ferguson to Frank s. Richr-on
ana Robert &. Bayliss trustees No 2SIO
. street. u feet inches ~. ~ feet. north
SiG" % Street, 81 feet inches east OF
Twenty eighth Street January -. 1919
Marietta Waller "a Is. l.. and w A Jor-
dnn. trustees. 3oNl2I foot. west side Fou-
snte street. iSa feet south OF Leigh Street
Februar? 10. 1879 S2atn
=, IL ~ Singleton and Eima G. twife) to
H.; ", -: Nnnnaily trustee: No; !2o North
line Twcnty-th!rd Street. 1872 feel south Of
i!easant5 street. February II. 1919 $3.50
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CHICAGO LINZ SroCK MAnKrr

t'iltAGp Feb. l4-Hogs: Rcceints h 0,o
a. n"iHci weak I" cents lower than
vS i"fdayS avcrarc: bulk %! ga los II ~ an
-; butcher. u N.u 1905: light I750s, il q:
"Sownn's', lb.2|n lCs 81: pGz. good - IS q IL *
T'lr; li"C"!uls. 800 head: beef s,ce r.
IN rnr-$ock strong to II cents higher
rnoo ''' H. to., generally steady: beef cattle
s,rkMsIra H,@ci' cows and hH'f.rs; 7?5N Ij a5
Is S.a:"r' Si"nli.oo: veal calves good. il 11sb
sheep: Receipts. 1000 head. shoe, .,,,
chnIibrs. S'r2nyl 70 10 ccnty higher: lambs.
ciij. 49, 90: medium. IL ciar II .,
medium. g.7dMil'2;' "uijs HtS,I 81 li'-"" li."j
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Invited to Send Dccsntc. to Monte.ide.

w WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE United
states has been invited. through the
truguayan legation, TO send delegates
10 the second Pan-Amcrican Congress
for the Welfare or the Child. TO be held
at Montevidco. The congress will NEE,
May Is 10 20. the session having been
postponed several times because OF the
war.