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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24

LONDRES, Scpticmbre 23.-Las
noticias que sc reciben de Fiume, son
contradictorias Y despues dc l~eerlas.
el publico Sc queda eff un estado de
i~ncertidumbre reSpecto de los suce-
SOS de esa ciudad. igual 0 peor al que
lc embargaba antes de enterarse de
los despachos mencionados. En- unos
de eStoS Sc eypresa cue el General
Badoglio. Jefe del Estado Mayor tia
liano. cue fue enviado de Roma para
Que Sc hiciera cargo de la situacion,
ha establecido TN Gordon de tropas al
rededor de Ia ciudad, mientras que Ia
delegation yugo-eslava err Paris por
otra partc, asegura cue D Annunzio
ha eytendido sus fuerzas a terrrtorio
~yugo-eslavo.
Segun pa-ece, el anunciado bio
ouco de Ia ciudad no ha tenido MIN
gun efecto sobre los rebeldes, pues
estos siguen recibiendo provisiones
al por mayor. En- otros ~despachos sc
dice que otras cuatro companies de
tropas italianas sc han undo a los
soldados de D'Annunzio, asi como
que otros varios aviadores han lido a
engrosar sus filas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24
TN ACENTE WAJERO
LOGR0 TN CON-
PLET0 ALIFI0
FL ST. Miller puede TRAFALGAR regu-
larmente desde GLE empezo a TO-
mar Tanlac. pucs esta medicl-
ma 10 euro de Sus enfer-
medaGcs.


He Canado ounce libras desde Que
empece a tomar Tanlac, sIenGo esta
ia unica medicinal que ne ma dado
rasultados Observation-Disclosures re
cientemeate e. se1or NJ. NJ. Miller,
Agente Viajero de "a Northwestern
Manufacturing and Milling Co, qulen
reside en- BOP y. State ST, Aberdeen,
S. \.
TODD 10 que COMA 81 me agrla-
pa en- el estomaGl-conu1uo dic!en-
do-y los gases M tcr;an en- IN es-
tado verdaderane!.te miserable, d.
ficilmente tenja uia noeEe de sueno
cranquilo Y, seneraimenJe me las pa
saba en- vcIa trataudo de encontrar
IN alivio para us padecimientos. En-
aquel entonces ha5i& perdido seten-
IA lbras de peso ; esJaba tan debil
y decade que apenas podia TRAFALGAR
dos dias cada semana.
"Farios de mis- amigos me recomen-
daron totaara Taalac dc manera que
decidi hacer Ia prusba, ono ultinlo
recurso verdaderae7ente ne ha ne
cho tan bien. que ahora puedo conner
TODD 10 que deseo sin experimental
. molestia aIcuaa. lie r~ecuperado Ia
fuerza Y energia Y eambien NJ peso
ha aumen-ado. Ne siento mejor que
en- varioS amos paSados Y puedo IA
tajar con toda regularidad. Tanlac
eS una medicina que merece los elo-
gios ' que goza de gran reputation,
compiaciendome en- recomendarla.'
Tanlac Sc vende Ell San Antonio
Tor Ia Wagner's Drug Co., 407 E.
Houston St, Y pos la Meters Phar-
macy. 1922 West Commerce St, ba-
10 Ia direction personal de IN repre-
J sent2nte especial del Tanlac. 0 Sc en-
!viara por estas boticas a cual9uier
direction al recibo de 81 valor que
es $500 por botel!a, siempre cue Sc
incluyan estampilas suficientes pa
] "a el porte. tAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24
RENUNCIO N. TITTOM
Son coRtradictonnS las mott
cias so5re Ia situocion
de Fiume

ROMA, Septiembre 23.-Una mott
cia publicada hoy en- eli Diario de TIA
liza. dice que el Ministro de Relaciones
Extcriorcs del Gobierno italiano, Sc
nor Tomas Tictoni, ha renunciado SUI
cargo, debido al incidcntc de Fiume.
La causa que Sc cree precipito Ia
renuncia del Ministro, es la declara-
cion que este hizo desaprobando las
que 4 su vez cXpresara 81 Primer Mi
nistro senior Nitti, respecto de Ia &C
titud de D'Annunzio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24
JTN PARLAMENTO PARA Ell
CAP. D'ANNUNZIO

ROMA, Septiembre 23.-Se ha sa-
Dido en- esta capital que el Primer Mi
nistro, senior Nitti, ha ofrecido al AL
mirante Cagui, el mando del Adriati-
co, pidiendole que lleve una mission
confidential para Gabriel D'Annun-
zio, ell poeta Y captain que Sc halla
p~0sesionado de Fiume.
Telegramas de Fiume indican que
la ciudad Sc halla en- calma Y que D
Annunzio ma asegurado q los croatas
que respetara sus derechos, pues bus
ca un arreglo de Fiume.
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NUEVA YORK, Septiembre %
I'm despacho de Londres recloldo en-
esta ciudad. da cuenta de que el 60
bierno italiano ha apelado a las po-
tencias aliadas para que envlen fuer-
zas aIiadas. excluyendo a las italia
mas, a Fiume, q fin de arrojar al Ca
pitan D'Annunzio Y a sus. fuerzas de
esa plaza.
Segun expresa csc mismo telegra-
ma. Sc sabe que las fuerzas navaIeS
americans que tienen ell control de
las operaciones en- ell Adrlatlco Sc
han rehusado a tomar acclon atguna
hasta en- tanto no Sc lleguc a una
decision en- Washington, Y Sc les en-
vie ordenes de esa capital, o blen por
81 Supreme Consejo de Paris.
A su vez los despachos p~roceden-
les de Paris dicen que los l~tallanos
han frustrado IN intento hecho por
los y~ugo-eslavos para desemoarcar
fuerzas en- la costa de Ia Dalmacia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24
LOS REYES De BELGICA
Va UieneR en- canine de los
Estados Unidos los So
beranos belgaS

BRUSELAS. Septiembre 25.-E!
Rey Alberto. la Reina Isabel, : el
Principe Heredcro. Leopoldo. sale
ron hoy de eSta capital para Osten-
de. en- doude Sc ~emharcaran q bordo
del transporte George Washington
para los Estados Unidos."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24
AMERTCANOS MUER-
TOS EN- LA GUERRA

WASHINGTON, Septiembre 23.-
e. costo de la guerra para los Es-
tados Unidos, en- vidas americans, Sc
estima ahora oficialmente, en- 49,.
Il6,492, que fue el numero de sol
dados de este pals que perecieron en-
los diversos frentes de Europa en-
donde combatieron. FL numero de he
ridos fue de 205.590.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24
DlSCURSOS

AIocuciones. pocsias. cartas fanilia-
res, anoroszs. de due,o y de negocios.
araculos. ETC., necesitara I'd. hacer
frccuentemeptn en- su vida social. ,
81 no sabe hacerlo. faltara o Sc ron-
dra en- vergienza- Cusndo neccsito
algo de clio. pidalo 4 Don Placido Bill
bao. 10 Menchaca Street. San Anto-
MO. Texas. Diseursos extepsos, $500:
Jiscursos breves. $500: Cartas, sl.00.
Escr;tos de todEs classes a precios
co~nvencioaales-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

FL observatorio pronostical para el
dfa de hoy como sigre: Microbes,
despeja6o V caluroso. Temperature
m :xima. 70 a rs. Vientos ligeros del
norte.
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- .r-,c translation filed with the Post y
= master al San Antonio, Tex. Is re- -
!. CURED by the at 81 October .. 1877. ::
a.. :. ;, :. :, :. :: :. : :. = :. :. = :. : ~ :.
WASHINGTON. Septiembre 23.-
On telegrama recibido aqui, trasml-
lido desde ell tren especial en- que
viaia ell Presidente Wilson por ell
oeste del pals, da Ia noticia de que
aim cuando ninguna declaration off,
cial Sc espera que sc haga por Ell
Executive. Sc sabc que el Presldente
no ha cambiado de opinion respecto
de las c~uestiones r~elacionadas con
Fiume muy especialmente o la de
Ia disposicion de esa ciudad, no obs
tante cue las noticias recibidas ultl-
mamente de Roma indlcaban que Ell
mandatario americana cstabs para
proponer que Fiume sc cedlera a
| Italia. en- vista de las compllcaclo-
mes que han surgido con motive de
Ia actitud de D'Annunzio.
PARIS. Septiembre 23.-El Presi-
dente Wilson ha enviado por caole
i~nstrucciones a la delegation dc paz
| americana en- esta capital, que dan a
| dicha representation una mayor am
plitud en- las negociaciones concer-
~nientes al arreglo del problama del
Adriatico. incluyendo la disposition
de Fiume.
Fl anuncio de la noticia anterior
Sc hizo en- ell despacho de la delega-
cion americana. agregandose sin en-
barge. Ia reserva de que Mr.. Wilson
Iinsiste en- la Observation-Disclosures del
puerto de Fiume.
Los plenipotenciari9s americanos
aprovecharon la OCCASION para ne ar
todas las noticias que Sc han publ
cado V en- las que Sc atribuye Ia tar
DANA para cl arreGlo del problema
de Fiume. a la o]bstinacion de parte
del Presidentc americana IN no dar
Fiume a Italia.
RI canine para poner la cludad
de Fiumc bajo la soberania itahana,
parecc cstar ahora alberto, siempre
que Italia convenga en- la internaclo-
~nalizaci6n del puerto. Todas las pro
posiciones inClesas respecto de la dis
posicion de Fiume, sc dice que OAR
Fiume a Italia, pero todas elias tie
men tambicn en- verdad ciertos hilos
atadoS.
Los Delegates americanos dc paz
sc hallaban a~nsiosos por dar a enten-
der ciaramente que las ultimaS ms
t~rucciones del Prcsidcnte Wilson no
comprendcn una Repression dc Su par
Re. asegurando aquellos que el Presi-
dente por ningun motive permitira
una transaction de su partc. a menos
que el puerto sea Observation-Disclosures.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24

,ArESCToNI iATEN
r'<AESE

ATESCTOEI fATENCLON-
I C.'S+ESE
..eS,.T;Gas,s ' cxteasa lsa &c he-mo-
Ics ncmbreS.
otros e renit.rcm-s a 'ue-G lS OTTO.
1r,rS--p complete Cat4.OEo 7aa-1Ta1nlAi
-cs Sezcriprioocs d~e.al5adaS. FptOINA-
FIAs- NOMBRES y DtRECCio%IS &c
jovenes. senoras y seaoEGtaS neSieAa&s }
4 otraS nzcioaalidaGes, a.Euras v1uG@s de
~fnts.hables anteceGenteS, Qu'er"S ceesSA
.,-ontrs- Ut hon-ado Y buer esSoso. Us
"a prede escribirle ~d'vectamente a ela.-
-r;e-s de elias y concrse- uD Tnatrinoa,o
a. en- corto acup7c- Sonos GlEnos dc
e.nfiar-a ' nos dedicanos 4 IN neSocio
! hrn--6c y hcito. No cer-i-a. 2-cs, cue
- n-curra sur1a O. N dSlar este e por
-.Sio e-.-e listed : - my po5I-& r.
TICTDAD MATRIMONIAL
EScrIb- 10Y EisCN A
RELIANCE CLC5,
SIS Los ANGELS. a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24
Italia pide a los aliados
que envlen tropaS a
atacar al captain
D'AnnunZiO
Las fuerzas americanas en- eli
Adriatico no tcmaran MIN
guna accion hasta reel
biz instruccicnes de
Washington

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/. True t-sn=lztien filed with the Post D.
- master AZ San Antonio. Eex-' as re =
. o~;-ed by ,he at OF Octcpsr 5. 1917. i
: : :. = >. :. :: = : ++%~s%% = !
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Wilson no ha cambiado
de opinion respecto
a Ia disposition
de Fiume
No aceptara transaction min
euna a menos de que Ell
puerto sea interna-
cionalizado

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: master AT San Antonio. Tex. Is re- y
\ CURED by the at Of Ottoce- .. 1911" I:
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F. PIZZINI
1000 u. Commerce s. San Antonio. lex
Tr,,o--aSo- &c Art!cu,gs Mrxicanos.
PRECIOS AL PQR MAYOR

Ml4lElAAO rlIEEAAAG $500
NoTnillo siro sacasqullaGo O. $3.50
Tahzco de ho!a. 20 10. ca-a. S-l.oo ca2a-
Tahaeo Saes.o. reros jc caja .-. SOC. b.
Tshseo oio pristo, Dc hoja plcada.
en- carton De - paQus:cs $3.50 carton
son5-eros de ge,a;e para HON
ne $3.50 doc.
Sonb-.-os para MIRO. pi-atos $3.50 dos
Somb.cros para nino, angce-1s E.e0 do
Chile eascabcl. verde ...----.-- Ice TO-
Lo- Ye-bas Nsdic,Galcs, Net=tS,
Moleaietes de pied-@ y de oa-zO con
,ejolotes. etc.
Gran su-ido de d1vcrsos a-;icuios, -
dan liSta dc prccios.
Ch;.ba--6n p-cnsado de ms--anc a zoe. n.
PiloneiIo d. 10 onEas 100 en- caJs. a SIS
Piioucilo guiSaGo con rIac-es caJa
de so p:lorciloS &c : ouz-S ) 80 &c
( onzas. en- :o:a. 40 p..oac.Lcs.
precic &c IA cara .,----.------- St-5
Colacion. bora a ..-------.----. Sy-%9
Duices cubiertos. l25 por .--.--.- $I.0o
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recc&r SS 2E pEs~@'~N
Hero Nux2dc. para "a e~atcrnos;
.seSurs que IL anem:z. iA dc lieTro.
: e. ob<taculo mas se-.o para n "a
!ud. fuerza. vitalid46. etc. Dc las mG-
Jeres anae-ieanas de hoy en d!a. Ad-
vertsncias contra e! use De hicrro 81
sorrna mcsaEca. Que eO-7oe E! cs,oEa-
90. "a deaadu-a : ea Il
4 parte de los casos hace mas
NAL que bisn ie iHdlca a I'd 81 uso
del Hero NuxaGo tres wees al dia.
despues de las comidas. AumsnCara =
enerSia y viSo-izara a las personals de-
Siles. decai6as y nc-vlosas en- TN pia-
70 de dos semauss en- muchas ocasio-
nes. Es.a a Il vcnla sn todas las
buenas d-oCucr'-s-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24

ALBERTA! NOTICE. TdPORTANTE PA.
RA TODOS. ALERTA! p
ALGUHQS INDIVTDUOS ROBAN DESCh-
RADAMENTE AL PUBLICO. EAClES-
DOSE PASAR POR Ell PROFESSOR n
C. MARTINEZ DE LOS ANGE-
LES. CALIFORNIA.
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! True t-s7sladcG Alcd ~:ca ne POST =
! master 4: Sar antonio. Tex. Is re- +
:. oYi-eI by the ac- n: October 6. 1917. =
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

NAVAL SIoRF.S. q
SAVANNAH. GA. January 25.--Turpentlne
quiet. 7iA: receipts 40 casks: shipments. Is
casks: stock. G).Jsf casks.
Resin duh: shipments 4 barrel: stock.
So $40 barrels.
Quote: p. IsD: ID. r. 1915: r. 1921: q.
i;23: II; D@; iats: X. 1915: NJ. i6cj: n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
BANK STATEMENT SHOWS
| DECREASE IN SURPLUS
''ocks Closed Heavy, With Net
Losses in Many Of the
Leading Issues.
MARKET WEAI.
Wall Streets Attention Naturally
tentercd About United States
Steel, Which Opened Mt 1 rs
Above Fridays Closing.
ny BTs0hDAN WALL.


NEW YORK. January 25.-The actual
{Dank statement to-day showed sur
hIus decreased sIS.3O4.7sO. loans de-
creased s3i.3al.ooO and net demand
joeposits decreased si3.e3o,O0O The
average statement showed surplus de-
cfeased s2l,23S3l0. loans increased
1S37sGi.00o and net demand deposits
decreased s3O.Gi2,O0O.
stocks closed heavy. with net losses
| IN many issues. and with practically
all stocks materially under the high
prices. There was Il boom =. The open
Ing. as traders who were short hastily
lowered their commitments. This COW
IefihS movement was caused by the
announcement that the money commit
{tec had removed all restrictions on
loans. Opening advances were one and
NO points above the close.
LAST HOUR or TRADING
SAW MUCH WEAKNESS
Almost Immediately conservative
commission houses sent out advice com
3incndins sale of stocks. This was done
Especially by those houses that have
enjoyed favors under the money com
,ni,iee ruling. and whose customers are
naturally well supplied with secur
'cS The result of this selling was
hat the last hour of the session the
market was week. with losses from the
nigh figures running from ! TO points
The houses that have been favored
Ehy the committee ruling. which per-
United the ordinary citizen to borrow
only limited amounts from the banks,
while rich men and bond syndicatcs
could borrow without limit. are natur-
fany embarrassed by the sudden dec!s
Ton of Secretary Glass to give every
body I square deal and thus save the
fort Incoming victory loan from becom
| ing "A Dzzlc. Thc favored houses raised
the cry of Bolshev IL ism to-day against
Those who had been demanding a square
deal in the matter of loans. Some OF
America are thus branded Bolshevik,
NITED STATES STEEL.
Wall Streets attention naturally CEN
tered about United states Steel. At
he opening i, was rs above the
for few minutes only. and before the
close had sunk : IL points. and finished
" nc day with Il net loss Of half a point.
Mexican Petroleum was another CEN
ter OF great interest !, began the day
with an advance OF Sis. but profit-
from the high point thus established
Other stocks moved with more or less
violence. in accordance with the extent
OF ihn short interest caught by the
Brooklyn Rapid Transi, sold down
TO S "a Never in It's history has IL
sold under 49, and that was in the
early days and in panic. Its present
level cor:obUratcS the cXpcCtat ions. OF
Jacob II. Schin ihai the stock will
NEW YORK. January :5.-Mercanule pa
per, 1a1,. Sterling sirty-day bills. 3iISis:
commercial slNiy.day bills st7siS: demand
sis5'. cables. sL7s e-i6 Mexican dollars
bonds steady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

were quiet Wool goods were being revised.
Silks were very uulct
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COTTON MAl;KE TS

NEW YORK, January 2;.-Irhe buying
a ass s, ri. i" ns s"d hss aS
The general n !, lis, closed steady at a net
Opened r at an advanee Of to IS POINTS
on ,ovsrnisht buying ordets, Houses with
sood, buyers: and there was probably scat
money in stock market operations would
also. Liverpool was among the early buy.
crs. and there WAS scattering trade de-
mheh ,he opinion Of soma s'G numo GHaes
are probably selling below the cost OF pro,
Thsrs vas scattered 5e g. Z the adj
Fhs sold on oS or e pom Ths
a. this level however. and the market was
prices showing reactions Of a Bout 8 to q
points from the best.
wilson's message. to senator Smith regard.
ing exports. but 1t did NOT seem to be gen
orally regarded as suggesting immcd-
ate change in conditions.
NEW YORK. January e5.-.Port movement
Midd II E, is2 o. bales receipts 200 bales;
na Tssa es SSay s Sses seeE
Total for week ,.5 e al nor's-ReeeDts 1857
ex T%1 sIs,ea Snles sA's 0"l's
NEW ORLEANS. January e5.1Week- end
covering OF the. short interest nut the price
~ cotton to higher levels to-day. the market
having very steady undertone from the
opeuing call to the close. Highest levels
we're reached late in the session when the
%sstcrday's final prices: last prices showed
net gains Of 81 to 10 points.
March traded M TO % cents and October
up' to 1920. Spots were noninally unchanged
al 275o for middling
Louisiana cotton parishes commenced to
wire in that merchants and bankers would
rcf,,sc to make advances against the new
CROP unless farmers agreed to cut acrea &c
ar least 30 per cent.
The opening was at the advance. and In
The saT TO 50 To- Is points sma reness %ss
occurred, hut later there was a further rise
20 new high levels for the session.
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET
Wholesale Quotations.
Market Quotations FFnn Actual Sales
,By Woodson- Craig Co. Inc. Richmond. Va (,
IT,. s. Food administration riccnse M. q nv
:. 80 Richmond, Va, January es 1910
~ Butter.
virginia, dairy. per ib........ 50 q 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
10. : rye ................... Nominal
'"Hih!a. taE lots. Nominal
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
L. "A mi L., ~ "a
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. january co-Heavy- iiuuida ton
and smashed prices hard Notwithstanding
a te,nporary check. due TO tho uassa Ee Of
lht sloo,pp.pp measure 10 relieve food dis
tress in Europe. Sentiment against domcs-
tic nigh cost OF living the predominant
Dearlsh influence. The close unsettled
to 5t;c net lower. with May lis 10 I.I5s.
ana July l.l3 oats fell ia to lTic. and pro-
leading futures ranged follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

mixed unsoid: bulk OF sales l7.0nl7.s5:
butchers. 1854 TO: light ls76mi7.i3: pack
Ing. lf;5oMIi.5o: throwouts. l575aplG.So: pigs
Cattle: Rec"iots. 100 head: compared with
II week ago: choice and prime beef steers
steady: Others - to 30 cents lower: most
decline l5.i1mlS.Cp grades. fat cows and
hcfcrI uncv"niS 80 cents to 81 lower: can
ncra and Bologna buiis. 20 cents lower: beef
bulls and calves SI.5o lower: strong weight
feeder steers > cents lower: light stock SLOW
to - cents lower.
Sheep: RSccipts. 1890 head: compared with
week ago fat lambs and light yeariinES
mostly 80 cents lower: fat sheen % cents
lower
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BOND LIST

Am. Whiting Papcr 5s ctfs tbId) ........ s.
Atlantic Coast Line IS (bid) .............. ~
k,I. LII and y Observation-Disclosures. IS
a T. ]. cony. Is tBaltlmoreD taskcd).. ~
Z he sapeakc and Ohio soay. tL,s.......... 1914
Chesapeake and ohio con.. 5s............ S5l1
i-lyget; and Myers Tobacco 5s..,......... 81
l.nrillard Tobacco 5s........................s lG
Mercantile Marine Observation-Disclosures. ?s+.
.5cahoaTd Air Lin. adj. Observation-Disclosures. iSs.
Southern Hallway a. did ................ C6s<
Southern hallway OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
4. ). Registered -. 1872 (bid)........... 97i1
y. $. Registered IS. 1925 tbiGI........... le4G
U. s. Liberty loan Observation-Disclosures. 2? J5
y. = Liberty loan ~ Observation-Disclosures. So ID
Y, :. Liberty loan Jd Observation-Disclosures. IS 80
y. $ Liberty loan 4th 4i.s................ s. 50
". : steel r. (. 10
Va Brown Bros Ctfs, CIV. Val (askedp 6si.
Va Car. Chemical To. LIST IS ibid J...... s.
Va Car. Chemical Co. cow. Is tbid).. -. lol
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
DRY GOODS.

priced at low nrurcs have now been adj.
vanccd placed lat value" Yarns o-day
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28
LEAVES R. & E. co
 AFTER 32 YEARS
Robert R. Leeds Rendered Banquet and Presented With Gold Watch,
 Chain and Pencil

Robert R. Leeds, who has been af- fiiated with the Russell &, Erwin manufacturing company for the past 32 years, as contract sales manager has resigned his position with the con- cern. MT. Leeds will leave for Ash land, Ohio, about July 1 to take over the business of the Safety Door and he and Richard Cornell of the Stan ley Works have bought out.
 In honor of his years of faithful service with the concern, a dinner wa IS rendered to MT. Leeds by the Russell & Erwin manufacturing company at Heublein's hotel, Hartford, last eve- ming. Benjamin A. Hawley presided as toastmaster. Among the following g guests were present, Isaac Black, l.. B. Banford, A. F. Berg, CIV Binks John Budge, A. H. Clark, c. c. Co., queron E. G. Ford, R. s. Gold, A. T. Hancock, B. A. Hawley, G. H. Hol- stein, Fred H. karutz, w. w. Kraeger G. A. LaF'aye, R. R. Leeds, Clifton McKenna, Edward Meyer, Thomas Palmer, w. E. Parker, Winfield Par fridge, Isaac D. Russell, William Scott and A. s. Walker.
 During the evening, watch, chain and gold pencil from Tiffanys were given to MT. Leeds The employees of the Russell & Erwin company pre- sented him with a solid silver service set
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28
OUTING COMMITTEES NAMED.
Louis Raphael is Made General
 ChairInan-Plans Are Under Way.

Louis Raphael has been named chairman of the committee to ar range for the chamber of commerce outing to Momauguin on July g, and the new chairman has chosen the following sub committees: Dinner and lunch, band posters, publicity and tickets, Louis Raphael and Leon A. Sprague; auto committee, J. c. Loomis, J. w. Lockett, H. l.. Mills, William CoWlishaw, A. A. Mills, Joseph R. Andrews; ticket committee, G. H. Dyson, Howard Wilson, A. N Rutherford, M. Johnson, S. P. StroDle J. J. Wilkins, Charles Gillin, Peter Crona, William Crowen, F. N. Hum- phrey. J. F. Atwater, and T. P. Me Auliffe; athletic sports, Warren Slater, Jack Rourke and Arthur N Pilz.
 The committee will meet Monday afternoon to complete arrangements for the event.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28
FLOWERY PROTEST
 AGAINST DRY LAW
Monday is Daisy Day'-Thosc Wear ing Flowers Will Be Appealing
 For Repeal of Prohibition.

If you walk in to quench your thirst for a last time on Monday, and think of the days that were and the days that are to come, don't be sur prised if the bartender hands you a bouquet of daisies! He will tell you to wear them, not in jubilation, but in protestatiOn. In explaining the wine clerk will inform you that daisies are to be worn on Monday as a fowery protest against national prohibition, according to A. F.. MonSeeS, preSiden of the local liquor mems association.
 At 8 recent meeting of the associa- tiOn opposed to national prohibition a resolution was adopted to ask every retail liquor dealer to supply his pa irons with daisies. A similar request has ben made of the American Feder- atiOn of Labor, hotel and restaurant assOCia tiOns throughout the country Each customer served will be asked to observe the day of protest by wearing one daisy or if perchance. the fairer sex would like to have a vote to car- ry a bouquet of daisies
 The purpose of having the people wear daisies on Monday is to arouse public sentiment against national pro- hibitiOn.