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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17
Por vioIaciores de trafico

Diez individuocs entire mencanos
Y americanos iniyresaron a Ia Car
eel acusados por Ia policia de haher
infringido las disposiciones relatives
al trafico en- las Gales de Ia c;1dad.
Como de costumbre les fueron pc
iidas fia7zas a cada n de S25.
otoreadas las cualcs qUedaron en- IL
bertad hasta que los requiera ell Jucz
que los juzcara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17
Otras viola clones.

La infraccion de los Articulos 8 y
I de los reglamentos de policia, fue
Ia causa de que irgresara a Ia carcel
una nlujer a quien Sc s~orprendio ell
compaRia die IN so:dado. Este fue
ent.egado a; Ia policia miltar, r.
cue Sc encsrgara de poner el correc-
two n~ecesario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17
Lo hirio con una na-aJa

Willie Smith, es e. nonbre de un
muchacho lie color que vive en- Ia
Gale de y. Center SIS Y que Sc pre-
sento a Ia poIicia acusando a otro
muchacho, como 81. dc poca edad, ne
haberlo agredido con n navajo,
infiriendole una hc-ida Ell una rodi-
la. No pIdo ell haridor ser habido
por L. policia porrue hugo cuando Sc
entero del nal u habia causado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17

Pantalones de pechera y blusas fuertes
y finas, las dos pleas valen $500, en-
esta c~scandalosa ba- Do Or
rata por solo .-...--.-..- W.
Sombreros panama en- todos los esti-
los, valen $3.50, q II
Panuelos blancos para hombre, Z.
valen 10 cts, ahora a ...---... ~
Formas para sombreros de sonora, en-
todos los ~estilos, valen S1.50, Eno
ahora Dor solo ......-....- cOS
Cachuchas finas para hombre, COc
valen so cts, ahora ---.-...- ASS
Vestidos para ninas, CT todos estilos
y dolores, valen S1-20, 7Ec
ahora por solo ........... NV
Vajillas de AZ pleas, doradas y flo
rsadas, de Prinera calidad S6.75
Vajillas de u pleas, doradas y flo
readas, de primera clase, valen S19.75;
pssfio especial de $13.25
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17
Por vagaucia.

Por formsr parte de a~queLos que
Sc pasan la vida e1tnegados a IA hol-
ganza, sin tener ocupaci6n coaocl-
da que les De los medios de vida,
fueron arrestados aver dos neg7os y
IN mexicano. La consignacion Sc hi
20 desde luegc v ell senior Juez de
Polica sera qliien resuelva sobre
este asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17
La de los merodesdores nocturno.

Los m~erodeadores nocturnos Sc
han constituido en una verdadera
playa para los vecinos de determi-
nados rumbos de Ia ciudad. La no
che del Is a Ia ~mairugada del 16,
fueron varias las quejas que llega-
ron a conocirierto de Ia policia,
siendo unas de las principales. Ia &c
una Casa de Huespedes conocida col
Ell nonbre de GlenWoods Apartments,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17

Puede y desea ahorrarle dinero en- sus com.
pras. No pague mas de 10 que es justo; ven.
ga listed y aproveche Ia BARATA. Yea la ST.
guiente lista donde Sc enumeran %algunos de
los diversos articulos que Sc pondran en- ven.
Ia en- esta PRIMERA Escandalosa BARATA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17

n1uertos Sc e~ncuentren algunos de
los responsables del ataque llevado
4 cabo contra ia em5arcacion que lie
vaba a bordo a les soldados ameri-
canos, y ore pertenecian al barco
&c guerra Cheyenne"
Ell comandante militar de Tam
pico dice que los bandidos han CO.
metido otras fechorias y que tenian
en- su poder un gran botin quitado
a los extranjeros.
Termina el cabIeg-ama citado III
ciendo cue Ia situacion en- Mexico
no ha sufrido trastorno de ninguna
especie en- los negocios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17

Vestidos para sonora, de tela Bingham,
f~uertes, valen $3.50, c. or
ahcra por solo ......... SI.OO
Faldas de popelina de soda, en- todos
e~stlloS, vaien S4.7Q, % or
ahora por solo ........,. %o.AS
Faldas para sonora en- todos los colo
res, fuerteS y lavables. va o.
len $50, ahora por ........ 0VS
Camlsetas para sonora, muy buenas,
valen en- tcdas parties 71L
15c., ahora por solo ,...... Nv
Mcdias negras color firme, fuertes V de
buena calidad, valen 25c., H.
ahora por solo ...,......... &SS
Medals de popotillo para ninos, en- todos
los tamanos, valen 20 cts, en- IN.
esta e~scandalosa barata $4,000. 3SS
Medals pEra ninos en- todos dolores,
f~uerteS, valen l5c, en- esta es-
candalosa barata ............. ~
Trajes para hombres. de casimir de to-
dos dolores. finos. valen G. E0
$3.50, ahora por ....... .SV
TRACES de Palm Beach legitimo, valcn
$500, en- eSta escandalo- CT IN
Sd barata por .......... .SO
Pantalones de khaki para hombres, muy
f%uertes, valen $500, q spE
ahora por solo ......... % aAO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17

Por esta razon, nos encontramos en- con-
diciones de venderlas a precios tan reducl-
dos, que ~ofuscan por complete todas las ba-
ratas que alguna vez Sc hayan efectuado en-
esta peblacion. No hay razon para pagan
precios altos, cuando la acreditada Casa de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17

Juredo dc un negro acusedo dc rap
to dc ura nexicana
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17

$500 yardas tela lisa especial para ca
misas de trabajo, dolores azul y plomo,
valen 35c., en- esta primera y s1E-
e~scandaloSa barata a ....... AS$
5000 yardss de cefiro madras, especial
para camisaS. de los mejoreS dolores, 50
pulgsdas de ancho, vale +5c., en- S2o
eSta EScandalosa Barata $780,. wv
Choclos para hombre. uitimoS estlIoS,
valen $50; en- esta eScaD- GO JE
dalosa barata .......... 1S.IO
Choclos amariIlos, finos y fuertes para
hombre, valen $500; % EG
ahora por solo .,........ Vo'SS
ChocloS para hombre, negros, muy fuer-
ties Y de buena rlaSe que valen $4.5p.
ahora e7 esta primera y CO IN
e~scandaloSa barata ....... @GsSN
ZapatoS para hombre. fuertes ' de bue-
na caldad, vslen $3.50, en- G. On
esta ~escandalosa barata ~ s1V
Zaraccs de trabaiO para homhre, fuer-
les ' finos va}eH 500, en- CO 90
esca e~scandalosa Barata UGs@o
Za2atos finos de los meJores estilos que
valen S6.75. en- est2 Escan- CT ~
dalosa Barata .-........ pEcs@
Botas negras para sonora. en- todos es-
tiles, 81 valor Is de $50, ca YE
en- ests ~escandalosa harats YE.E1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT

The wholesale market prices this
morning ranged about ~ follows:
EGGS-Strictly fresh, At; average re-
ceipts. 4s; southern, As.
CHEESE-New York state factory.
whole milk. "a.
BUrTER-standard creamery. -ssK
as7. lAAAi
LIVE POULTRY-Roostsrs per h.
| 90; turkeys, per h., 3ea40: chickens.
spring, per h., 40a41; hens, per h., 80;
keats. young, each, :5a80.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh-k killed
spring chickens. per h.. 4ea42; hens.
per h., IS; ROSTERS. per h.. %: tur.
keys. per h.. 40al3.
PORK-small and neat. "a; medium.
"a; heavy, 22a23.
LIVE SToCK-calves. Is; lambs. 1sa
Is: sheep. 4a6.
new. s.5oa7.50 basket. 1.ooaa.5o: Gait
fornia lemons. per box. 6.S0aS50; pine
apples. per crate. 6.0oa7.00: California
oranges, 5.00a6.5o: blackberries. Isaac
per ot.; peaches. 2.ooa4.oo per crate.
VEGETABLES-Nev potatoes. per
Dbl. 6.00aS.50; No. 2. 2.5oa3.0o; string
beans. per Dbl, 3.00a4.00; peppers. per
crate. l.s5al.5o: okra. per st.. aoazs;
bers. per box. 75ai2s: esspAnt.
dozen, 16a25; cabbage. new. 2.6oa
$50 per bbf.; beets. Sa4 per bunch:
| lettuce, 2.e0a2.50 per basket: Florida
celery. s.ooa7. so per crate: celery. Peg
do.,. LOCAL so: rolnaine lettuce. l.eoa
onions, 2-50a3 90 per 100 punches; oniens,
per basket. 2.5oa3.5o: tomatoes. nearby.
| f5a3. 90 per crate; sweet potatoes. 9.00a
| 1000 per bbl.; yams. per Dbl, S.00a9.00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
vIcTIM OF AUTO ACCIDENT.
J. D. Bsllsntins, Son Of Late Rep.
resentative, Killed In Tennessee.

Henry L. Hsllsntins 81 1885 Calvert
strsst has received . telegram from
his sister ct Nashville. Tenn. stating
that their brother. John q. Ballentins.
vas killed in an automobile accident
Tuesday night. near Pulaski. Tom. The
dead man was the son Of the late
Representative John g. Ballentine of
Tennessee. He vas hfty-four years
old and was graduated from George
town University in the eighties.
BAllsntins and several companions.
among who was George Adams. who
also was killed. were going from Ral-
lentina farm. IN Pulaski. and the ae-
eidsnt occurred whom they tried to
avoid . cellision, With . buggy on .
bridge. The automobile ran Oh the
bridge. The driver Of the car. named
West. wsa saved BY another occupant
Of the car. nutier West.
Ballentina leaves hts brother In
WsshinSten and another brother. An.
drew H. Dallentine Of Sardis. Miss.
and . sister. Miss sally u Dsllsatias
Of Nashville. Tenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
RoUT AMERICANS SLAYER.
Mexico Advises as to Action in
Murder of W. Tovote.

Assistant Secretary Long announced
that, acting upon representations
Of the Department of State to
the Mexican government. the Mexican
foreign Office has advised the Ameri-
can embassy at Mexico City that the
Yaqui Indians who murdered w
Toyote, . naturalized American citi-
xen, in Sonora on May 81 last. were
pursued by the Mexican federal forces
between Noria de Pesqusra and A8uas
de Las Parras and completely defeat
ed. The federal forces. the foreign
once added. killed three Of the Indians
and recaptured part Of the goods
atolen from Tovote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
POWDER STOCKS.
LONDON BANK STATEMENT.

LONDON. August The weekly
statement Of the Bank Of England
Total reserve decreased fSIA.ooo:
circulation increased f74l,oo0; bull.
lion decreased f102.777; other secuH.
ties decreased f1.252.00o: other de-
deposits Increased fl64, 900: notes r..
serve decreased f823. 900; 4overnment
securities decreased $500, 900. The
proportion Of the banks reserve 10
liability this week is 3l.7o per cent !:
81 discount. 8 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
No Security.

The Clothing salesman-Hers's q
nice feature, . change pocket pro-
vided with . button to prevent losses.
Mr.. Lon9sufHerer-HAvs you one
with . combination lock? My wife
knows how to unfasten q button.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON, August Bar silver,
57xd per ounce. Money. ~ per cent,
Discount rates-short bills. 7-16a3h
per cent; three-month bills. 3s-1sash
per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
DAIRY AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. August 7.-Butter-
Higher; creamery, 4Sa63. Eggs-Re-
ceipts. 5,102 cases; unchanged. Poul-
try. alive-Higher; springs. 33a35;
fowls, 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
They Hust b Good.

Poet-The editors have returned
every one Of my poems.
Wifs-Wsll. Jack. they must think
your stuR 10 yood II they'll 90 70 All
that trouble with 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07

Some Of the worthless aRitsters who
came here from other Countries fer
too crazy for II. and viii b. shippsd
back homs.-Detroit Free Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
H0GGING OF PRISONERS
!. Is CONTINUED IN KOREA
Japanese 0Mcials Say Jails Arc
Unequal to Number Of Arrests
for Disturbing the Peace.

TOXIC, July Is Correspondence Of
the Associated Press).-lapaness on
Gals In Korea. In discussing the pun
ishRent administered the Koreans In
the Independence movement there. say
that ths old Korean custom Of hog-
ging hAA been continued by the Jap
Snsae authorities.
Ono reason given by the Japanese
for thio was that the prisons were IN
suflcient to lodge the large number OF
prisoners arrested In the revolution
airy mavemsnt. The japanese officials
also declared that the Koreans them
solver sometimes preferred doggins
to DAHtnQ q 6ne.
Fsrsign nswspapsrs have published
statements from foreigners in Kores
alleging that several Korean men who
were dogeed. In pursuance Of court
sentences. were afterWaed In serious
physical condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
|Prisonsra Shev Terrible Treatment

Asntien was particularly made Of
ave men whe had entered . local hos
pital at Seoul who had received. for
three consecutive days. thirty blows
terribly swollen and diseoloPed and
that EanGrenA had set In.
One Of the omciala showed the Al
soetAted Press correspondent the in
strument with which AogginE 10 done
under the orders Of the court. 1t con-
tightly bound with hemp Irvine.
The convicted person 10 tied to q
voodan bench. which IL built some.
thing In the form Of . cross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
Uncertain Tone Develops.

An uncertain tone developed after
the first half hour. some early gains
being entirely Cancelled. while a few
United States Steel was under per-
sistent pressure, increasing its re-
versal of Il IS points, Crucible losing
3 and American International react
ing points.
United States Rubber was extreme
ly erratic. advancing points on
heavy buying. only to forfeit it's gain
almost INN ediately.
Pools continued their bul1ish activ-
tiles In tobaccos and food shares. but
when Wilson broke points.
Caff money opened at to 81. per
cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
Shippings Lead Rally.

Shippings were foremost in the
noon rally. Atlantic Gulf rising six
points. Higher grade tobaccos. nota-
bly, Liggett & Myers. Motor Accesso-
ries, Associated Dry Goods and Cont
mental Candy showed overnight gains
of 2 to 10 points, but American Sugar
was weak, losing almost S points.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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Adv Runlsy. as q ~ q
Ajax RUBBER. -. lN m 1914 l0l11
Alaska Cod. az ~ az 2H|
Alaska Juneau. 2k ~ ~ ~
AIis -cha,mers.. az ~ 3sH 3sA
Am Ayr Chem. :. 1856 1860 fosK l0i1S
Am Feet sugar, az ~ IN ~
Am Bosch ......1H III no Nv
Am Can. .......s d S4>4 %
Am CIR . Ydxy.. 11s IL lfz54 MA
An Cotton oii.- % u ~ se54
Am Drug 8o..... uh 111 A1S A,7
Am Hide 4 La. 3S5t ~ Ss7a IDA
Am H,ae q L pr. 1g< l1o< RS III
Am 1cs...... 81 81 ~ az
An Internatl. -. IO4 WA "a 20
Am Lanssed. .... - u ~ va
Am Locomotive. 8A9< % u O
Am Malt 4 Gr... S}4 ooS
Am SIN & Ref. SO9S So74 1915 fe1s
Am 81 y e&k... 81 "a -
Am sus.r.. po3f so1( lN>t I'M
Am sum..ra. io2N 1924 $50 81
Am re, 4 rslse. Ne1f 1884 nos 11
Am Tobacco. ~ 20 ~
Am WOODEN. go. lU llS tUo iUS
Am writg Pa p. Is d % -
Am Zinc q Lead. 1>a NJ .
Anaoona. -. 7os6 7o,l ss3< ss3f
Asso Dry Goods. S4N aS9S 80 %
Atchtoon. ....... S<|1 sS1S VIZ ~
~
Atlantic Coast L 81 " sotS satt
Ae&W Indisa. 1851 162 1914 1914
Baldwin LOCO loS I'D nus 1uo14
BALTIC q Ohio.... @1 ga Is
BALTIC & Ohio pr. 21f ssH % %
Bethlshem St D 0H 1876 eH7 eo19
eooth r,.h.r,es. 2lk M a q
Burns Brothers. .i4OI< lNs< B7h u7sf
Brooklyn Hap... NtS IA Ss4 IA
Butte Cop d T.. lHS ia 0A kM
Butte Superior. SH ma IA "a
caddo Cen o.. 39ls SEz " -
California Petna- 40 20 -
Canadian PAe. lH17 lSt54 100 Io
Cent Foundry. as9f 500 3s1i ssh
Central Leather. 1864 lO195 va ssA
Cere dc Pasco... H4 ~ oo14 eo79
Cha. 4 Ohio. 800. ssk ssN sssf s535
Chi CIR Western. ~ ~ Va IA
Chi Nil & St P. IA = Il
Chi N q 81 p Pr. 81 6@6 d %
Chi 4 Northwn.. 81 s414 SzA Sz7a
chiRr&P..... 9N< ~ Is =
CRI& p - Pr. a5t q VA ei13
Chile Copper. a.. ~ 24A 23h 3H
AK az q Is
Cot Fuel 4 froa.. 45A eA 4a7a 4D9
Columbia cs.. coz eosk 5s3i se3i
con GA. oeNY.. 100 100 ee1l ss11
continsntal c.a. s015 sH3 "a de11
Con In Cal Mn. O13 WI IVA N7s
Corn Products. "a NsS u e9>4
Crucihls Steel. G194 G14 Eoe 70
cuh.n c.ns s.,x. s. 80 s9N ~
Cuban Cane pr 7913 " IVA go
Den 4 Rio of.... 10 ~ " W
Den = Rio Or pr. 1875 Ie1 W. i4,S
Demo Nining.... BE 1A -
Elkn Horn Coal. 3d54 M % IVA
End johnson. no 10 10 no
Erie Rafhoad.... M4 II Us lo9s
Ere 1st pr....... ~ - m
Fam Piay-LAsky @ W Iee I'M
Fisher BODY. u ~ q %
FrsspoRt!Tsx Oh u ~ wa sQ>1
c..t,u w&w.. 323S - 3lH 3ih
Cen cs.x,.. s7x 81 salk 3211
General Elsetrie. l6l14 lS tot>4 ~
General Motors. ~ "a AIt4 40
Goodrich ~. va ~ - 70
Great North pr.. &os u ~ ~
Great Her Ore. ~ -
Greene CAnAAe0 vi ~ IA ~
Haskell Z Ha1kr oo3t us73 -
Illinois Csat1a1-. M M Ss -
I..nt,,stsn... q al 5e9{ 5eA
Intsrborousa..7 Z &c :
rnternoro,gn n. M 72k 3laS M
Int Agf Coryfn.. ~ -
Int HArv tnsWl. D331 1a37 " n
Int Her Marine. y NJ sot3 so7a
1t xsr Ma r.. llls< llss< 1875 ns3t
inter Nickel. go. ~ A3< AZ ne
msp r.psr. q d so35 5oa(
Jewel TeA....... n - Sz54 va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
"ERRATc MARKET, WITH
MANY PRICE: CHANGES

NEW YORK. August THE upward
movement of stocks was moderately
resumed at the opening of today's trad
ing. a few important issues, including
United States Steel and the popular
oils, showing a reactionary trend.
Motors and related specialties. equip
ments, shippings and tobaccos were the
strongest features, keystone advancing
and Kelly Springfield Tires. Baldwin Lo-
connective and American International
to 2 points.
Later the rise was supplemented by
secondary rails.
Forenoon liberty bond prices were:
gas, 1918: first As, 94.0S; second As.
1920; second AIS, $685. third Ans,
95.04; fourth ANS, 1914; victory ANS.
90 RI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
On the Local Stock Exchange.

Today's session Of the local stock
exchange was not attended BY any
activity, only scattered trading re-
sulting from the call of tho list.
Railway preferred again made q
new low. this time at SIS. and after
the sale the best bid was "a, while the
asking price was raised to 81.
The common stock Of the Same cor
poration was offered at 40, with half
the asking price bid.
American National Bank shares
furnished the greater part Of the
business of the session, 80 shares
selling in lots at 165.
Graphophone preferred sold spar
ingly at 95A.
Proctor & Gamble Company has tax
en- action to increase capitalization by
an issue Of $45,759, 600 Of per cent
preferred stock. Dividends win be
paid out Of the surplus after the pre-
ferred stock has received it's per
cent annually, while the new stock
is subject to redemption at lie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
RAR sILv

RAR SILVER QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK. August 7.-Bar silver
ITO. Mexican dollars, SSH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07

1 olsa HlsA. Isw. c,sss.
Kan CITY Son.. a 70 t0N 1915
Kelly Tire Co.. -. 1914 1914 100 1905
Ksnnecott. ...... 50 50 36N 36h
Keystone Tire. 81 81 8911 S9H
Ies Aabhsr Co.. 50 s. 30 80
Lehgh vsrlsy... sos sos so so
Light Z lSyra. 21oH 249N 30 2497f
Losi1iaTd P...... rs 20 35 ~
Maxwell Motoe.. 5Qk 500 ~ a
Maxwell Lat pf... n II "a "a
Maxwell d pr. 384f 3S14 36 81
Mexican Perrin. 1854 1854 f511 l76
Miami "copper". ~ ~ z751 27A
Midvale Steel. So 81 5O1s 501S
Mimi 4 d L Gnl. leH III L. 10
Mo Kan 4 Tsx.. 64 AE IN IN
Mo Kan . r pe.. NH Hl3 1SH ~
Missouri Pae&Do. 30N 30k 70 ~
Nat Acme Co... 3SN 3SH 36H 3oN
Nat Conduit. go. III 1875 l9E 1876
Nat En- = Stpg.. TIA 7H 10 70
National Lead. >. 84ef SCI 801z S015
| N T CAntral..... 7ah 1914 rs rs
New York Dock. 5SI SS1s 50 5O1s
ny NH q Hart. NJ 3Hf 3o1 3oh
N 7 Ont 4 Wn.. q Il Nh 01s
Norfslk d West. 1ae5f 1924 lol Dl>s
Northern Pacific 3e1t @I " "
Nova Scotia ST.. 78H 1H ~ ~
Ohio Cities Cas-. 81 5b S0f U>s
Oklahoma Pro-. WH 1875 MA IVA
oWena Hottla.... 56H 56H 30 %
P.a-A,n pstrm. llosl lro1f ros 1881
Psnnsyivsnta. ~ ~ n a
Penn Ssahd stsl IS % ~ 44es
Psoplss' Cas-. q n q S
Pare Marquette. 1915 1919 1874 llH
Phihae3phiA Co. 3N 37A 37H 37s
Psarcs-Arrov.... IS S. 52< 52K
Pierce on. 900. q % q II
PfttshasrSh coal. II Il 6sK ~
Pitts AW Va.... 3SA 3511 35H 3515
Prssssd st Car. s5N S5A S31f S4h
RJ Steel SprinGa 80 80 S81 sS1
| Ray Coppar. - - zF7 z11
Reading RvY.... SlH NH 1874 1871
Rap Iron 4 stl... 90H SOh $50 86H
| Royal D tenn ctfa 92N 92N $50 86N
st Joseph Lead. 15z 15z 15z 15A
st L & San Fran 0K 20I IN l74
saxon Moeor.... M M % %
| Seaboard A L..- ~ Sf - W
Sears Roesuek. 1854 2N 1854 2W
Sinclair o q r.. Sz1s SIN So So
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
ONE |NTERURbAN
ROAD SUCCESSFUL
w., B. & A. Shows Surplus
After Fixed Charges and
Dividends-Is Ambitious.
LOCAL STOCK MARKET
BY I. A. FLEMING.

The Washington. Baltimore and An
napolis Electric Railroad Company 10
said to be reasonably prosperous and
contemplating improvements In terrni-
nal facilities both here and in Balti-
more.
During the month Of June the gross
earnings were $2o3.155 as compared
with S24o.s55 last year in the same
month, but at that time Camp Meade
was housing 10000 men. while but
5000 are in the cantonment at this
time.
Net surplus for June. 1919. @44.ss4
as compared with $S6.312 in June.
1918.
After meeting all charges the net
surplus for the first six months OF
1919 was s2ss.ao2 against $4s4.z22 FOR
the first six months Of 1918
After paying interest and dividends
on both common and preferred stock
for the first six months Of 1913 there
remained a surplus of $104.0o0, indi-
eating as necessary for the main
tenance Of dividends for the second
600.
Thus while there was the natural
and expected decrease owing to de-
mobilization, there remained sum-
cient profits for the fixed charges and
dividends.
The Washington. Baltimore and An
napolis Electric Railroad Company
has. according to rumor, been casting
envious eyes at the Washington-V1r-
ginia Railway Company. it's officials
discussing the probabilities. or rather
the possibilities, OF the purchase OF
control with a view of operating
through trains, Baltimore and An
napolis to Mount Vernon, Alexandra.
etc, etc.
Arrangements might readily be
made with the Washington Railway and
Electric Company for the use Of the
18th street line for connection with
the Virginia tracks. with
the consent of the utilities commission.
and If the company had sufhcient
funds available control of the Wash
ington-VirginiA stock might be OBJ
tanned without much trouble.
The Washington times., 1919-10-16
AIVTI-CHRIST
REIGN BABOUT DUE
British Bishop Declares Birth
Control immortality Large
ly Responsible,

NEW YORK, Oct 16.-The liking OF
Bishop Charles Gore, Of Oxford, for
plain speaking was exhibited when he
preached before the church congress
at Leicester yesterday, says a copy
righted dispatch from London to the
New York World. The bishop said It
is not only that those who positively
hold the Christian faith are in the
minority, but there is a widespread
revolt against the principles Of
Christian morality.
Except in the vaguest sense, Brit
ain cannot be called a Christian coun-
try. The demand for free divorce,
the open acqUiescence in immortality,
as the inevitable consequence Of what
is eUphemistically called birth control
are evidences OF this
1T would not astonish US" Bishop
Gore added, ''to witness a real reign
Of anti-Christ, so mary anti-ChFists
are there in our modern world"
The Bishop Of Peterborough, in his
address, bIuntly offered
the 1000 delegates an alternative.
1.-The choice before US now" he said,
"is between hell and Utopia"