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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07
Princesa rusa que pide
frabajo para poder uiuir

|
GINEBRAC Suza. Abril 6.-Un
drama privado resultante de ia gran
tragedia rusa en- e. que Ia protago-
nista es uE mienbro de Ia ~perseguida
Y m%altratada aristocracia de csc pals.
Sc ia revelado aqui, con motive de
n demanda presentada ante los tri-
bunales civiles por I'm hotelero suizo.
Es 81 case, que ante el tribunal de
Vevey, Suiza, ha comparec;do una
princesa rusa, a Ia que ell ~propietarlo
de IN httel de esta ciudad. acusa de
no haber pagado Ia cuenta que as
ciende a mil frances. La princesa,
que vestia luto ~riguroso, reconcile
la deuda, comppMetiendose a liqul-
darla mas tarde, explicando al juez
cue en- Ia actualidad So hallaba en-
la i~ndigenc!a, pues que su padre ha-
bia si1o mucrto por los b~olshev!kis,
Qlienes ademas habian confiscado TO-
das i propiedades.
Anteriormente-dijo Ia princess
ella disfrutaba de una renta de $4,000
pesos y sus propiedades Sc hallaban
situadas en- las cercanias de Moscow,
pero que desde que los rojos habian
triunfado en- su pals Y dadD muerte
4 su padre, ella no contaba con re-
cursos de ninguna especic. Sus pocos
ahorros Que logro escapar, le hatian
servido para sostererse con priva-
clones hasta ahora, pero cue habien-
.dosele agotadC aquelloS. no contaos
con un solo centayo para su subsisten
cia.
Con objeto de ]procurarse alein d.
nero, Ia princesa manifesto cue ha-
bia solicitado en- diversas ocasiones
IN empieo de dana de compania Y
hasta de sirvienta. pero que no habia
sido possible lograr colocacion 4 eau
sa de cue las personals que deblan EN-
plearla, al erterarsc dc su oriyen,
declaraoan uras que era denlasiado
aristocrata para deseInpenr esos que
~i:acercs, V otras scspechaoan de ella.
Manifesto tambien Ia princesa que Sc
la habian ofrzcido cargos &c mecono-
grafa secretaria, agregando cue no
habia podido aceptar tales empleos,
debido a que GARCIA de los conccinlien
tos nccasarios para desempcnarlos,
pucs cue en- Ia education que sc daba
a las mujeres en- la corte de les Ro-
manoff, no cntraba el amprendizaje
de la mecanografia nj el se~cretariado.
La princcSa asegur6 que estaba en-
~rarentaCa con Romanoff.
FL juez absolvi6 a Ia acusada, con-
denando ade1nas al hotelero deman-
dante al pago de las costas del jul
co.
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LA ESCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MEXICANA.

Z, ,nenos de lin aho de haberse i~nstala-
10. ha instruidc q muchcs estud!Entes para
aue consiguicran enr!eo "n los tr. &C. Ma
cionales de Mexico y ctros sisiemas ierro-
viarios.
Sc imparten c~oucc!miertcs y ensenanza
complete y nioderna: q Inspcctorcs de Loco
motoras. Inspectors de Frencs de Air". ms
pcctorcs de Cm!derss. Inspect0-es de IreneS.
SIa1u;nistas. Foxoneros. Conductors. Caro-
teros. Reparadores dc Carros. Mechanics dc
Casa RcIonda. Mecanicos dc Piso y Taller
General. MccanicoS de Frenos dc AITe. Is
pecia!istas : 9tros varios cursos-
Ia Escueia Fer-ocarrllcra heI!cana ense-
ma esoS trabajos por correspondence. u TO-
dos aauellcs que Gesesren ser algo mas que
e.ernos csclavos dc trabatos duros ) sueL-
dos baios. y ayUda 4 perfeccionarse a los
Que cierccn sin tanc- Erandes coDocIn1ientoe.
Ia Escuela Fcrrocarr!le-a &exlcana IS re
corocida ' rcconcrdada por todas lag tnlo-
nos de Fer-ocarrii-rCs hcXicaros, altos lcfeS
y p-oniron:cs ~empeados.
Por In insignificaatc suma dc cuatro pesos
cincucrta -entavos. ?ucts cnpe-nr n p'rtsc-
cionarse O estuciar Ut curse: lusgo cinco
ccrtavos diarios hasta cue aprenda un ours"
= rcriba certificate y, diploma.
:Dcses prohar 81 fuerza dc Voluntad para
sp.enGcr slso provechcso: Rernita un peso
cincuenta centavos Ct giro posta! u orGer DE-
express, e inmeiiataraeatc recibira leccioneE
= muescras de ~g-ahaGos \ varIos dolores. SUI
.;c;entc. yara un mcs do cstud.os.
Direction: L
ESCUELA FERRoCARRILEKA MEXICANA
P. o. Box 1921 Los Angeles Cal. I. :. A
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CONFEDERATION Ell 2 DE
ABRIL EN- MOTERREY
Ell pabellon nacional fue
izado en- los edificios
pablicoS

MONTERREY. y. L. Abril g.
Aver. desdc las p~rim,cras horaS de Ia
manana Sc 10 81 pabell6n nacional
en- todos los edificios pdblicos de esta
! ciudad, en- conmemoracion de Ia gle,
ROSA fecha . 10 Abril de 1866.
Los periGdicos locales dicen, con es-
ce motive. que antes estos actos re-
cordatorioS podian in~terpretarse como
Ge adulacion para el general Porfi,
rio Diaz, Dsro que ahora significan
simple ' ssncillamente. que los ne
xicanos sienten verdadera gratiud
por el nerce de csa memorable jor-
NADIA.
En- los salones del Institute Lau-
rens ceIebro Ia Sociedad Mutualista.
"Gremio de Albaniles". de esta ciu-
dad. una fiesta para recordar e. acto
solemne de 81 fundacion. hace diez
aHos.
Fl programa que sc desarrollo fue
suggestive, pues varies oradores ma
blaron hacienda 81 elogio de Ia genie
dc trabajo.
FL bardo DAVID Alberto Cossio.
pronunci5 una robusta composition
cue, como todas las suyas, fue muy
| aplaudida.
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TAMPICO, TAMAULIPAS
Ell PROCESO De LOS OBREGONISTAS
EN- FL PUERTO DE TAMPICO, lamps.
Los prisioneros no han podido quedar a1n en-
Ibertad a pesar de los esfuerzos hech0s
por varios de sus correIigionarios
Broto otro rico POGO petrolero.-Se tendra TN cuerpo de
policia decente-Faltan aEjadores.-Oras ~notcias.

permanecer en- el puerto mas ITEM
20 que ell reglamentario, debidc a
cue no ha pcdido descargar. Esto sc
be a cue cada dia aumenta IA falta
de aliiadoreS, q~uienes no quieren ira
bajar ror ell sueldo Que Sc les paga,
alegando que cs insuficiente para Gu
brir SIS neceSidades. Ahora Sc dedi-
can a otros trabajos Y muchos de
ellos han emigrado Ell busca dc ne
.jores aires. ST Ia falta de alijadores
So acentua todavia mas, el case ven
dra a scr un verdadero problema, Y
les barcos tendran que pernanecer a.
tracados en- espcra dc descargar, mas
dias de los que les marcan sus de
r~roteros.
lUN CUFRP0 DE POJICIA
lHECENTE. ......
FL Ayuntamiento del puerto acor,
do reformar por complete el cuerpc
de p~olicia, colocandolo 4 Ia altura dc
Ia poblacion. Sc trata de formar una
policia sdisciplinada, decente Y de re
lativa buena education. tai como la
reclama va este puerto. Para csc obs
to Sc reducira probablemente el mi
nero de gendarlnes, pero Sc escogerf
a los cite deban Ocupar esos puesto:
entire rente buena y de buenos ante
cedcntcs. Para lograr este Sc va a at
mentar q sue!do = los s~ervidores dc
Ia scciedad.
NUEVO FOZO DE PETROLEO.
En- el lote MIN. ciento cuarenta y
! cuatro, de Ia propiedad de la COmpa,
| MIA Texas Oil Company of Mexico,
broto IN nuevo vcner petroiifero cor
una capacidad de cuarenta mil barri-
les diaries. La empresa procedi6 des
de luego a colocar las valvulas 4 fin
de que no Sc ~perdiera ell liquido y para
hoy sc cstan hacienda los oleoductos
hasta la refineria de las Mantlllas,
PROV iedad de Ia miSma empresa. FL
aceite brot6 a una profundidad de mas
de dos nil pies, con bastante. poder.
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No ENEIE DI&ERO ADELANTADO.
Go-:" este anLaciO; Paga-a 81 inFor'e
,laQto reciaa :oto 81 81 casa. Ap-ezl-
-ese y hacu - o-ac1 a&tes L. que HI
--en,o .. p-cc.o &c les r~clo.ces. Diri:ase a
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GRATIS Todd aq-e! Que corte csc
~4nl.cio : nos ~ euvIe con 81 orde1. re-
c.b:rd ABSOLCTANETE GRATIS. uua
dc las 4.t'mas DO,zss te maGO.-Iue son
my oou5cas : titles.
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TAMPICO, lamps. Abril Bel
proceso cue Sc esta inStruyendo a los
o~brogonistas Manlio Fabio Altanira-
no. Aurclio Manrique. Alfredo Fer
aandez Y Rafael MARTINEZ Escobar.
por 81 delito de sedicion, va que es-
re caracter Sc do a los discursos que
aoui pronunciation, pas6 aver al ciu,
dadano Agente del Ministerio PIblico
para Cue formula conclusioneS.
rs probable que al ser conocldo el
pedimcnto de este f~uncionario, Sc pom
gan en- libertad Z los procesados, ba-
10 caucion. pero apercibid0s de que
Il 0 podran abanGonar e. puerto para
NADIA.
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-CIenJo ncverta Y cuatro MEM,
bros eel ejcrc;to car~rancista, Que for
maban el Crupo c. de Ia Legacion de
Honor, oaja por disposition
dc IA Secretaria de Guerra. Los le-
wioaarios teniaH grades de captain
primcro hasta soldado raso, ' queda
r~n q disposition Del general Muir
guia.
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+. Ayuntamiento De Ia ciudad a
cori0 dotar 4 IA @endarneria dc nue.
vos ~uniformss CUE eSUenaran los
miembros dc csc cuerpo e dia cinco &c
Mayo pr6XImo. 4 fin de que tomen
parte clegantemente en- las festivida-
des patri6ricas.
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up. ~ says maybs ths9 oNn work the
pictures lpn account OF tbs camera r1en
nayn q, zone . Fht On rans ,rrm snS ana fro% ,oon
what can see noticed they was more
sympathy showed Belgium, for instance,
than In bein' wasted on Henry Ravens
wood but Mr.. Wright says X ] wanna
and tell him 1t was all mistake.
Which same did whilst Henry was
still sittin on the floor, and he shoolS
my hand, kinda dazed, and muttered
like Ne didn't yet know what II was all
about
Joe. between me and. Mr.. wrisht We
Gained or Jeanne, and then we went
into his Office and read over what
am supposed to do In my first picture.
Well, all can say is that the guy which
tore cff this here sceneryaro must have
been incurable ravin's maniac at the
least. II is In five reels, but ngure
! will only appear In the first reel, Joe.
because they ein't no man can do half
the things that guy has mapped out
for me and live. Mr.. Wright says all
first step out into the studio and they
VIII see how l screen. Afer they nave
took several pictures Mr.. Wright says
I will be o. X. II only I will learn not
to face the camera, but just look
natural and away from It when he tells
| to send out some camera men when
| am pitchin' some day without tellin' me
| a word about It. and have them take
shots at me whilst 1 don't know they
are there, and in that way they'll gel
| real flashes OF me in action, which II
what they want and not no posin' oil
tryin' to act. and etc. .....
Well, Joe, before I left he. gimme 9
| copy of the sceneryaro for me to read
and memorize SOS will know what e
do when the time comes right after thu
| worlds series, because they want u
cash on me quick whilst am IN the
public's eyes, and etc.
| will tell you all about how I an
| maxim out with the Reds and the lik'
| In my next, although naturally thu
papers will be full of It by then, hey
Joe? Yours truly.
ED HARMON (the. new Marv Pickford''
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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fs.. WILLIAM III. BAxTxR. Rsiatlvss ara
fricpds invited 70 funs.aI services, on THUR
800 ssS sy:i ssdsYs;s HSs.rsns q ss prlysss SrStss
BRowNs--Ip Bridseton, ~. j.. Aug. i1.
SARAH II. BROWN. Relatives and friends
invited 10 funeral services, at her late resi-
dehce. 81 N. Giles St. Thursx D. m. Train
leaves Market st. wharf IL 80 a. m
BURKE.--Aug. IL, MICHAEL j.. husband
Of Bridget Cruise Burke. Of BarIack st.,
Tqsn tsnS. sa GSa ali q.lws sSss.. l5sns Sen 1s.
late, residehce. 22o7 8. Sd 81. Solemn high
mass OF requiem. Church Of Our Lady OF MI.
Carmel es0 a. m. precisely. Int HOLY
lsSSI %FTaRAs Ags%' .s% 81 Rsy Il Avg anJ n
Anna w. Burkctt. AGED Il years. Funeral
resid ence. $40 wyoming ave, Audubon, N. J
Service at Audubon NJ. r. Church ] 80 p. m
Int. private. Cedar Green Gem. Clayton
cHsEy.--Aus. II. 6EoseE JOSEPH, be
syee sOF sars 81 from the Tss
dence OF his parents, e245 walnut st, Sol
emn mass of requiem. st. Carthage,
Church. 10 a. m.
COUGHLIN.- Aug 10, MARCELLA, wifi,
Of the late Michael Coughlin. Relatives ant
friends invited 70 funeral. Fri. $50 a. m.
late residenes s7S n gath 81; Solemn mas, 2,
a. m. Int. Cathedral Gem.
CROASDAI.E.-- Suddenly. at Atlantic City
Aug. 10. 1920. ANNA g., wife of Charlie,
w. Croasdale, Of Atlantic City! and daughter
Of late Sarah Aikley Watson Conoyer, oi
Phila. and Gloucester City, N, ]. Funera
private, Thurs. Aug. 10. Public may view
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<~tx1~ - ~ = 49, ". !. Il - y ~ u 49,
Cr,%s, " me tuiIN rSez e yne DyvIle
~, "x'u ss,,,,,...l ycu lEs . - ner
C'Snor FIJI Be a roSS 3oks on her N
wein Jos thar. -. 4. ~. -.
oniv va ~ VIZ. " We nut nor
n was lntawiss good ,or ~ ne eNs NV
a INV named ffenry Dc s,o,,o,,,n 0n hne 80 sn"
I foiieyed this dame bacx tSroyvS a
finger on her mouth ana ,ei,In, avepv' %ne
body not To SAY notbin, end ,new n,
tiptoeu after us 10 satisfy their c,,rio.
sity and the like Fin'iy we come 70 a
drawin' room scene. ana we stand to
one side where the inmates Of the same
can't see us. II must OF cost OF AZ least
81 900 900 10 furnish this soon, b1t
money is the same as sawduat "a n
movie company, which manys the time
really does blow $50, 600 on one OF them
100000 productions' weii Joe. Jeanna
y In there, and as usually she is iookin'
give their right lung for X they could
| only look that way for even fve min
utes. They Is big husky there with
| her, and they are havin q hot argument
ABOUT somethin whilst the camera men
| Is srindin' away like mad.
Who's that auy?" I SAYS TO the dame
| beside me. = '1
"3ssh I" she whispers That's Henry
/ Rayenswood. He's PLAYING opposite Mrs.
Harmon in this picture. Don't let US
make any noise-he's awfully tompera-
mental. and the least little thing sends
him up In the air. why"
Joe. I didn't get 10 hear the rest, for
| the reason that al this here point Henry
! Ravenswood let's out n belier and walks
across TO Jeanne, which shiyers away
| like she was scared 10 death at him. He
begin to Choke her and. naturally
! enough, Joe, i was in that room in two
Jumps and knocked him dead
We'll. at that. Joe. eyerybody 70,
| temperamental. but the INV which waf
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cHAPTERuv toontinued)
So This IL Cincinnati


.,ps, Joe, that remark about little
,y.s,snn, remind me Of something.
"spv the ways" says, how is my
..hv' oettin' along? II seems to me
,,so pse' YOU are so fli up with this movie
stu}Y that you amt got no time for the
worlds greatest Infant Here re tss Is so onig ~
and he is left home with nobody to look
aSter him but a maid and a chauneur
which what do they known about reisin'
Young infant lbabies?
s"r, es charmant |" she says. leanin'
.ver and pnchin' my cheek. Indeed
then YOU are but the big baby yourself
mon petit Edouard, l have the letter
from Marie today and she say Weelson
a. magnificent and she have him make
Il those kiss on the bottom Of the letter
ilst for you--seeV
Wtb that she hands me the letter from
the maid and right on the bottom 10 q
iotta stun that looks like doctors
sheek. but instead It's kisses from my
baby which you can hardly expect him
10 write novels and etc. at the age Of
thirteen months.
We'll, Joe, the more i looked at thu,
the more wanted to see him and talk to
MIN n only for a day. OF course we
can't discuss the League of Nations ana
the like together on account OF his en-
fire language bein made UP OF words
like Jump BOO1 urk Dia suey Wuup soo' ,
and like that, which Of course knowed
what that meant when i was infant
baby myself but have completely forgot
n Nv this time. Jeanne watches me
iookin' at the letter ard fn'fy she says
$50 you see, mon cherie, you Will then
have to come right back to New forE ,
with Jeanne tonight. You shall hold
Weelson and you shall see Jeanne's new
moving picture and-and--everythin
Come. cherie Jeanne asks you'll! Do.
we'll, Joe, leave 1t to you what
done,
the amount of which sounds exactly
like the taxi fare to Egypt, l went down
TO the railroads station and bought two
tickets, with pullman's sleepers and etc,
for New York. Then / wrote another
telegram to Pat Moran sayin' that OWN
il would be impossibly for me to Join
the Reds for another day, but not tc
wait for me and 90 right on playin' out
the schedule the same as II I was there
I only hope he didn't 80 to work and
advertise that ! was gonna pitch the
he would no doubt have to refund the
fans money and that would make hin,
sore at me from the 60 in, hey, Joe?
Well. Joe, after. tiresomely trip or
account Of me not being able to pound
my ear in no sleepin' car, but instead
car with four-so-called travelin' sales
men. which they never in their lives
held nothin' worse than a full house, we
fnly arrived in New York. My auto
mobile and chauffeur. which / need the
same way as ] need toothache,. met
home.
Joe, you oughta fash my baby now
Sweet Cookie, but he is some eyeful
He's as bright as twenty.seven ark
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aUUiirHtirn uan UE@U Wauc 70 tnr
wealth q pegnsylysnia. under the proylsioin.r I.
stackhouse. 1920 Houghton street; Elmer
w. Heimel, 4a40 N, eth street; Harry scher-
dorf 8015 Irving street; Joseph Freedman.
5eSs locust street; Russell, 500 Jamestown
ave-, Cellie Cohen. 14t5 8. 9th street; Max
we'll Greenberg, 2504 e. Allegheny ave:
William j.. Mcdonnell. s2e. NJ. FELTON, street
Joseph q. Moore, 1904 8. 9th street; Frsnl,
q. Sonlin, 3 Linden terrace; Daniel o,Ieary,
2808 w. Montgomery ave. Joseph Hulmes,
yr., b5os Crowson street; James \. McCue,
Locust street. Max freshman. 2eo2 3. 10Th
street Morris r,,s Kssf 2Se IrSs FaIrSmoun, ave.
Coilingdais Pennsylvania, evidencing the
Commission's approval of the exercise OF
the right ard privilege OF operating motor
vehicles as a coV1mon carrier for the trans
portation Of persons upon call or demand in
A public hesrins upon the, aforesaid ap-
plication will be held on Friday, September
3D.. 1890. Room 4se. City Hall. at 10 30
a. m. when and where al persons in in.
terest may appear and be heard IL they %
desire,
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The Price of Oil Is Not
Always Its Complete Cost
Poor Oil has ftoo costs-its purchase price and
the price of the machinery il doesn't protect.

broken down by heat SO readily.
and they last longer. for the
same reason. They give more
hours Of fabrication per dollar
than so-called cheaper oils
and they're quite factor in get
ting that contract done on time.
Before you purchase oil again
test your present stock on the
basis of lubricating hours per
dollar. Then test Crew Levick
oil the same way.
The test is simple and its re-
suits will surprise you. SO mako
it Immediately.
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To the usual problems of steam
cylinder fabrication - the de-
structivs heat of dry steam.
great piston speed and heavy
loads added enormous vibra-
ton and strain in every work.
ing part Of the steam shovel.
In steam shovels wear is une
usually severe at the best. Give
them every possible protection
against the wear that is not
necessary. The first. easiest and
greatest protection is high quality
lubricants.
Such lubricants protect your
shovels better. for they are not
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Trenton, N. J. ~
NURSES, experience not necessary, sups4s
intendent Of institution. 4sth WOODLAND,
NURSE-Wanted. graduate nurse to ta1lo
charge of a small private hospital; mod
crate equipment; In answering give age and
year of graduation. DR.. G. r. Lyon. He'll
wood Pa.
to learn weaving on finished garments;
good pay. steady work american Textiis
Weaving Co. 24l w. Van Buren st. ChicaEcs
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UNDERTAKERs
LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
ANKBooK--Lost. savings bank book No
3s5, Corn Exchange NATIONAL Bank Return
TO Corn Exchange Nat, Blk. I'd and Chestnut
PENSION, 2 Parker styIographic pens, re.
ward, Walter Grieve, ll8 Walnut a.
RING--Lost. solitaire diamond ring, TIFFANY
setting, inside OF ring marked a. II 10
q, NJ. W, Feb. 1915 liberal reward II re-
turned and no questions asked, b, HAIx.,
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IN MEM0RIAM
HARRIs.--In loving remembrance OF our
father, ISAAC HARRIS. who died August rs,
1896. HIS CHILDREN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-09
WOOL PRICES EASIER.

BOSTON. July 9.-The Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will say:
Trading in the wool market this
week has been desultory. with prices
showing an easier tendency The re-
ports from the west indicate no set
tied policy of doing business either
on the part of the growers or sellers,
some consignments being reported
and little outright buying.
THE market for goods is fiat, as
might be. supposed from the general
closing of the mills"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. July 9.-Mercantile pa
per. TX as; exchange. firm; sterling
sixty-day bills. 39o%; commercial
sixty-day bills on banks. 390as: COM
mercial sixty-day bills. 3.S9A; de-
mand. 3.95; cables. 3.95 q Francs, de-
mand. SAG: cables, S.44. Belgian
frano3 demand. 9.o3: cables, sos.
Guilders. demand, 1925; cables, 1927.
Lire, demand. 900: cables. 6.02; marks.
demand. 2.61; cables. 2.62. New York
exchange on Montreal, 12A per cen
@'sco""+. Government bonds irregu-
lar; railroad bonds, firm; time loans,
- ns sixty days, ninety days and SIX
months So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-09
LoCAI. WHOLEsALE MARKET.


The wholesale market prices this
morning ranged about as follows:
Eggs+Strictly fresh, "A; average re-
ceipts. 43; southern, AZ.
Live Poultry-Roosters, per H., 20
turkeys, per h.. 3sa43; chickens
spring per h.. 45a50; hens, per 10.
81: Keats, young, per ID. 7oa75.
Dressed Poultry-Fresh killed spring
chickens. per lb. 5Oa60; hens. per
ID. IS; roosters. per ID. 20; turkeys
per h.. 45a50. =,
Live Stock-Calves. per h.. Halls;
lambs, I5a16: sheep. 5a7.
Green Fruits-Apples. new. l.2oa
200 per box: California lemons. per
box. 3.O0a350: pineapples. 6.0OaS.oo;
California oranges, 1.00aS.eo; grape
fruit, 6.00a1O0; strawberries, Zoaso
per Of; cherries, 15a2o per a.
blackberries. 1Sa2o.
Vegetables - Potatoes, southern
new. No. l. per Dbl. 10.00al LOO; 90
No. .. per Dbl. 500a6.00: string beans
per basket, 100aI.50; nearby, per Dbl Oh
i 50a3O0; eggplant. per crate IVA wa
400; cabbage, per crate, i; oo' - ;ot
beets, nearby, per 100 3.00a4-0o: let
tuce. nearby. per crate. T5al.5o; Gel
cry. per doz.. 15Oa2.00: romano let
tuce. LOCALES; squash, per crate,
75al 90: spring onions. 2ooaZ.ao per
100 punches; vans. S.00a10.0O; spinach,
per Dbl. > 50a3.00: Florida peppers
per crate. 2.OOa3.0O: Florida tomatoes
per crate. 2.5Oa5.00; nearby tomatoes.
per box. 350a7.00: Texas onions. per
crate, 1.25a150: asparagus. per uoA-'
5oa2 so: peas. 4.00a7.00 per Dbl. Gu
cumbers. 75a2O0 per BASKET; canta-
loupes, 5.Ooa6.o0 per crate.
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Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Capital Traction, - at soi4, % at ssh. %
at So. p at 80.
Washington Gas. 10 at 45A.
After CALL
Washington Railway and Electric a.. 81 600
at -, 81 900 at "a, 81 600 at 81.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone So, 81 900
at 81. 81 900 at 81. 81 600 at 81. 81 900 at 81.
81. 600 at 81, $1,000 at 81. $1,000 at ST. $1,000
at 81.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., . at
40.
Commercial National Bank, 10 at 172h.
Bid and Asked Prices
RnNnS
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WILL FORM WOOL POOL.
New York Sheep Growers to Hold
for Better Prices.

SYRACUSE N Y, July s.-Because
there is no justification in the present
low market for raw wool, in the opinion
of it's officials and members, the New
York State Federation of County Sheep
Growers Cooperative Association in
session here adopted a resolution recon-
mending that the 1920 clip of its men,
bers be pooled and held for a more ia
vorable market. The decision was unan-
imous with twenty of the thirty-f1ve as
sociations represented.
BY this action 1.250, 900 pounds of raw
wool will be pooled and held for a sat
isfactory market
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QUOTATIONS FOR SILVER.

NEW YORK, July Bar silver, do
nestle. 99R; foreign. 91A; Mexican
dollars, $50.