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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
BAPTIST.
NORTH.

Nnhlhs
North Baptist Church, Lincoln street,
near Delaware avenue, William l.. Pet
tingill pastor. Preaching ut 1890 by
Arthur J. Bowen, field secretary OF the
South Africa General Mission; evening
at 7. AS by T.. T.. Washburn, subject, Not
BY Works of Righteousness. At ~ the
Bible school will celebrate Children
Day.
DELAWARE AVENUE.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
Delaware avenue and West street, Rey.
Joseph y. Irwin, 5. +. D., pastor. Preach
ing tomorrow evening by pastor. 1910,
the Sunday school will give a Children $
Day program consisting OF songs, reclta.
tions, etc; 100 The Triple Name.
Other regular meetings Mt the usual hours
There will he no Sunday school session at
~ M and until after Labor Day the
Sunday school will meet at 10 q m, and
the regular morning service will he chang
cd from 10. 80 to | | O'Clock
SECOND.
Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
Franklin streets. Rev. $ H. Meescr, y D.,
acting pastor Preaching tomorrow even
ing by minister Sunday school aud other
regular meetings Mt the usual hours.
Children's Dav observance by the Sunday
school i'm the auditorium Mt 1890: Miss
Elsie ]. Morrow, chnirmap; Assembly
march, directed hv Prof Harry T.. Statsc-
bach: God is Reignng. school; re-
sponsvc reading, led by superintendent,
/ Broaddus Copes, recitation, Two
Little Roscbuds. Margaret IIaishman
beginners department, Cradle Song
Little Boys. Irwin Guerke. song,
Jesus Bids lis Shine selection orchcs-
ira; solo. 'IIow Long Wilt Thou Forget
Nc" Obey Sreakes. Miss Edith Car
michael. primary department., Mrs
/ Norriclt Horn, snpCnntondenti ldtto
Messengers, Virginia Scott, Virginia
| Miller. Ethel .Ioncs. Rehccon Alexander,
song. Praise Him, Adaline Edwards and
I class recitation, "a Legend Audrey
Long Windows Marion Aachcnhnch,
/ EVELYN Evhanka. Helen Owens, Margaret
| Abbott, Lillian Cotty, song, Tiny
| Hearts and Hands. Tho Glad Game,
/ Adelaide Edwards, recitation Margaret
4 Tavlor; address hy the minister, ROY )
4 Il Nrcscr. -. D.. Junior department
.Thc Sunday school Army, duct
I Alice Grant and Marion Morris, Flag
( Drill Florence Wells Blanche Steptoc
\ Marion Morris. Ruth Ellis. katharine
+ Goodng. INdia Stcptoe, Alice Grant,
I Esther OBlcnls song, The NparrowF
FALL. school, orchestra. song, Summer
Time Is Here NEain. school, honedicton
nfDlsH.
1 Swedish papi,st Church. Nandcvel
\ avenue and Church streets, Rev y
/ Chadcr pastor ~, morning medita.
lion suhicrt IA Living Death and q
/ Dying Life" ~ SUNDAY school, q -
I vo,lnv rroplc \ meeting 30. song service
I And sermon. subject. Tho Miraculous
| Touch
GERMAN.
| German Baptist Church Rev. William
/ I. Schoelfol pastor Chlldrcns Day viii
nc celebrated In the German servlro n
10 a m, the pastor will speak on IN
1 Children" IN tho evening at 73o. Tho
I SUNDAY school viii give 2 Children LAY
I entertainment
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Bible Students I.ecfnre-

W y. Woodworth will speak on he
subject, The Crucitied Christ the
Worlds Only Hope tomorrow afternoon
at 3, IN Jr Q. I A. NJ Hall, 907 1atnail
sfrpnt
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
i,tn SWrpES

oIn sWEDEs.
Old Sweslc~ Church. Seventh and
Church streets Rev Robert Ecli, vicar
HI Il iii, communion, 1880, morning
pravcr and sermon 80, Sunday school,
{ 80. evening prayer and sermon.
TRINITY.
Trinity Church. Delaware aven''e and
Adams street. Roy Frederick NJ kirkus,
rector Holv communion at 40 z m.
SUNDAY school nj $50 a IN, morning
nravcr and sermon at II =. M. evening
PRAYER and sermon at 1l5 p. m Rev.
i N. kirkus will preach morning and
c evening.
IMMANI-EL.
Emmanuel T T.. Church, Seventeenth
and Rvcrvicw avenue, Rev. Charles "
flash, rector Holy communion, 4ai
church school 9 45. morning prayer and
sermon, IN, evening PRAYER, - Key
DR.. kenscy Johns Hammond will preach
In the morning.
CALVARY.
Calvary Episcopal Church, Third and
WASHINGTON streets. Rev. Edmund Ii
Stevens. rector 30, holy communion;
$50 church school. 1915. morning PRAYER
and sermon, subject, Excuses Victory
Guild, IA, evening PRAYER and sermon,
Pleasure.
ST JOHN $.
st. Johns p r Church, Concord ave
nue. and Market street, Rev. Alban Rich
ey. u D.. rector will preach tomorrow.
80. holv communion; 9.45, church school;
II. morning prayer and sermon; 7.45,
evening prayer.
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nNAN

German Baptist Church, Rov William
i, Schoefol, pastor Chlldrcn's Day will
hc celebrated In the German scrvlro ~
10 q MI the pastor will speak On cur
Chillren. III tho evening 1t 80 the
SUNDAY school Will give 4 Childrens ; DAY
entertainment,
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Silvcrbrook NJ. +. Church. opposite
Union Park Gardens. Rev. Elwood w
.lorcs. pastor. Childrcns Day services
tomorrow, both morning and evening
The beginners and primary departments
of the sunday school will furnish the
morning program At night the Junior and
senior departments will give cantata.
Baptism OF children ly the pastor ut the
morning service, at 1880. Evening service
al 5 There will be no session OF the sun
daN school
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West PRESBYTERIAN Church, Eighth and
Washington streets, Rev L. Franklin
Smiley, ID. ID, pastor sunday Scnoo,
and other regular meetings ut the usual
hours. l0o'ctock, Childrcn's Day services
RELIGIONS pageant, The Junctidc Choir
infant baptism. offering for our mission
AIRY, Rev Roscoe L. Fulton.
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Ohvct Presbyterian Church. Fourth.
ANA Bro1me streets. Rev Joel Glhllan
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning
ana evening hv pastor. Subject, O4a'
The Battle of the Giants .3n. 1hldrCns
Dsv lAcrcisos Sunday School, and otiicr
regular meetings at the usual hours
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scott NJ. L. Church, Class meet ing,
aI5. preaching. 1890, 10y the pastor. Rev
4 } Sar,l subject Thoughts and Their
Eunt SUNDAY school. = Epworth League
6 80. topic. Common Mistakes IN lally
LIVING, 80 Childrcn's Day service
ST. PtULs.
81 Paul's NJ l.. Church Jackson street
above Tenth Rev. Carlisle l.. Hubbard
- u pastor Prcachlng tomorrow even
lnr Iv the pastor 1890, Children l)aX
service. : 80, "Iraveling a Good Road
SUNDAY school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours
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Harrison Street NJ T. Church, Seventh
and Harrison streets, Rev. " f. Hab-
bart pastor. Tomorrow will be observed
as Children Day The beginners and
primary departments will celebrate with
the baptism OF infants at 1890 The
juniors and intermediate departments at
80
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Nslurv NJ. +. Church, Rev G "
Dawson, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by pastor >ahlcct,
1870. The Place Of the Denomnational
College 7.45, Children DAY service.
Sunday school and other regular meetings
II the us.al hours
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NI.Cahc Memorial NJ +. Church,
B.,.,I.,arJ aud Iveufy-sceopd street,
E,v. George 4 Williams, pastor hi
mons Ilay service tomorrow morning ~
10 80. Fpvorth League u y kev
RAYMOND " Cooke will preach q ;
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CnnLr,an VI !. Church. Fomtccnth
arl dn patt streets. Rev " 6 Harris,
pastor class meeting at 9 80, preaching
~ 10 H. b1 pastor. The Influence Of tic
Nr.erl,an Home SUNDAY school at 2 u.
I,,.lag service Will consist of the annual
hblrcas lay program hy the SUNDAY
s. hooi
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consesuian ser advsrtidos por
el. Cualquicra cue hubicse Wis
TO aquel cuadro ardiente hab-;a
supuesto cue ran los nenos
desventurados porque eran los
unieos que no sc ~quemeban.
sin embargo, era les cue mas
sufrian, porque 81 tortura CON
sistia en- eomprender cue ell
dos a quien invocaban no les
hacia case. Los srandes inspi-
rados Sc retorcian en- medic de
Ilanara6as celestiales, IN taato
que eIIos Sc eonsumian al caior
insipido del fueeo lento de la
vida.
Y al yer que Apollo no los he
ria. recogian del suelo las asti-
las Ilarneantes cue Sc ha6ian
~desprendido de las heridas de
los srandes insoiraocs. y Sc las
eIavaban ellos misTnos en- sus
pechos para foriarse la illusion
de CUE habian sido tocadcs por
Ell divine arquero. Pero era inu-
iii: aaueIias astillas brillsbsn
cor luz apaeads y psreeian lu-
eitrneeas, que necesitan la no.
che para esp!ender. Al lado de
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LOS MAESTROS MEXICANOS

candidates como votantes. Sc abstie-
nen con toda raz6n de mezClarse en- II
les escandalos. y Co., porque cualquie-
"a que sea escogido de entire la terna
que Sc p:oponga, no podra contar en-
tales circu1stancias con el apoyo,
o~bediencia V collaboration sincera de
todos los profesores. agravandose asi
mas La s!tuaciOn real del m~agisterio."
OJala Que este pedimento vCelva al
gobierno el sentido comun Y Sc deien
los escandalos plebiscitarios a I'm la
do para p~rOceder a n obra seria de
reconstruction educativa.
81 algGn magisterio en- el munde
neceslta fuertc3 disciplinsi; morales
es 81 mexicauo. que ha dado en- estos
diez amos de luchas mas de Glen ge-
nerales al Ejercito Revolucionario.
Yo basta de devastation en- nombre
de la Democratic V Ia Libe-tad,
En- una pelicula cinematogr4fic2 que
Sc estA exhibiendo en- el Japon. IN
maestro reprende a I'm niho que di-
10 una mentira; el n!ho r~atifica su
embuste = %entonces 81 professor pro-
cura c~onvcncerlo de Ia necesidad de
decir Ia verdad s!eTnpre; Ell niio f!Tme
Sc sostiene en- su meatira J entonces
el maestro 10 deja If y cuando Sc
queda solo Sc da 81 m.smo varios pal
metazos en- ia mano, por no haber te-
nido Ia virtud de inspira.' en- ell alma
De aquel niho Ell amor a la verdad.
iCuando tendremos esa clase de
maestrcs.
P5i-a entonces-y puede ser que nj
para esa dichosa epoca-reserve ell ro-
mAntico Vasconcelos sus democraticos
-,.igeci+nc
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Jose ~Vasconcelos. que tuvo Ia inge-
nuidsii de pretender acabar con el
analfabctismo repartiendo diplomas
universitarios Sc ha metido en- el la
berinto de llenar las de pues
tos de Educaci6n Publica por medic
de plebiscitos. Hace va I'm mes que
tiene reunidos en- ASaInblea Il los
maestros de escuela, para que el!Jan
al Director General de Educaci6n Pu-
tables, va Ia mayorfa de eIios. pide
a sritos que cese Ia Asamblea y que
cl gobierno nombres desde lUego 81 que
le pareZca mas Avocado.
Las que aducen los macs
rros para renunciar al plebiscito son
las siguientes:
fantes no seran los rlaeStros mas com
petentcs sino los que han hccho ma
yor propaganda. 20, porque el "a
~amentable estGsio moral de los macs,
ros Sc ha corrompido aun mas con
'OS pro~cediElieutos dc las dos tenden-
las PARTICIPATES: Ia Direction General
Y 81 Ayuntamiento. que han apelado
al soborRo. a la amenaza V a Ia ven
ganza. 3d., porque algunos candidates
abusando de 81 posicion social Y sin
ningun escrupulo. han puesto en- jue.
go en- su favor los elementos que Sc
han puesto para el progreso Y disci-
pima de Ia, comunidad. 80. porque ia
Conducta r~eprobable de varios. recae
en- todos los maestros. ain los que no
asisten. con descredito trTepa-able del
grcmio. So. porque los maestros
mas serios V mas cornne'r1t"s to~tn
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Ia NAUSEA DE CABRERA

otra y otra...... kasta cue Sc
convenza de cue no volvera a
a!zar cabeza. Entonces renun-
clara a la comedia estGpida de
pudor cue hoy pretende repre-
sentar y, con ell cinismo que 10
ha hecho famoso, Sc volvera a
exhibir masticando estiercol, que
es su manjar prediiecto. ~ CO.
mo Sc reira entonces de Ia Bro
ma quo les quiso peear a mis-
~paisanos, haciendoles Greer que
era capaz de sentir asco!
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PIQUETlTOS

I'm "diplomatico' carranclah IA
ca,,os Felix Diaz ternlno sus
nc = ,n drama de sangre en- e que
GAS (" ,~rota,gonista SUI arnaSla'
10 sonora Magdalena Jurado:
" y ~presentarta a esta mujer, como {,
nnsa en- Ia sociedah de BOLIVIA '
81 . 6onde fuk enviado como re
-rrssentante de don Venustiano:
pnede ser que ST, pues todo en'a
>, !. doctrina CarranZa-
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Muy bien; pero como fue en-
San Antonio, en- donde Sc pu-
bliearon sus articuIos sobre LA
H~erencia de Carranza", la gen
tie supone cue no debe provocar-
lie tsnta nausea la oiudad NAL
dita. 10 cue ,sucede es cue el
.'platiilo" que traia condimenta-
do no resuIto del agrado del pa
rroquiano.
10 malo para Cabrera es que
trss esta nausea, Vendra otra y
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Los prejuicios romantieos me
haeisn ~pesentir cue me iba 4
encontrar al dies Apollo tanendo
81 Ira de orc; Pero 10 halle
sentado sobre unas penas y dis
parando sus flechas r~utilantt5
cue incendian TODD 10 que toean.
Cada veg que salia un c~hssqul-
do terrible de 81 arco de plata,
Sc veia un POGO despues. orotar
en- la I~eiania n hosuera triur-
fal: era Ia saesa que al tocar el
suelo levantaba una luminaris.
Contemplate Gesde una monta-
ns, ell divine srquero, parecia
ser el ounto de partida &c mu-
ehas ssirslias errantes, que de
pronto Sc estaeionaban y Sc con-
versian en- estrellas percnnes. 81
pedazo de terra, en- doade Sc
haIlaba ell dos de Ia alja5a So
nora, podia rivaIixa- Q Ell Gle
To-.
Y Apollo no estaba indignado:
disparaba sus flschas o amor.
Homero solamente 10 vic AFRO
jar sus flsehas eneendidas Guam
do Sc eneoleriz6 con los Gana.-
nos porque sl rey Asanen6n
Sc resistio a sntreesr al saeri-
Tieador Crises a 81 hiia muy
armada. Entonecs eon Ell ri
<6n i~nflamado, y aVanzando CO.
mo Ia noehs, estuVo ell dos du-
rsnts nueve dias, disparando So
bro las naves ~acaienas los OAR
dos CUE matan.
Cuando 20 vi a Apollo, por 10
eontrario, dejaba salir do 81 ar
co dc plata, las sastas que in
m~ortalizan. Las disparaba Sc
renamente sobre los ~inspirados
q quienes anna. Cada flschazo
les dejaba heridos para STEM
pre-: psro a diferereie de los
R~eaisnos que huln pavorizados
de los 6ardes ardientes, los ms
pirados Sc 5isputaosn el honor
&c ser toeados 0 ell mejor de
los doses.
Y todos los i~nsp;ra6os AVIAN
za5an hseia Apo!o, m~ostrandols
ell peeho desnudo zero Ell por-
tabor del srco de plata no lie
concedia a todos Ia gloria de
clavarIes sus fiechas divinas en-
eI eorazon. Unos euantos, sin
embargo. ha6ian sido heridos en-
Ell oecho, en- ell cueIlo, en- la
f-erte, en- los costados,~ en- los
brazos y en- las pier1as; y como
cada fieeha prendta una llama
rada. Sc veian inundados de luz,
ardiendo desGe la cabezs hasta
los pies. 70 vi asi, a Homeco
4 Dante. a Shakespeare, a eski-
10. a Ceramics y a Goethe: a
cribiIlados de heriaas, aVsnza-
ban como incendios-
Otros inspirados, no ard'an
tanto. oero ibsn tambien 9lorio-
sarente, poruue i'eVaoan n
fIecha de Apollo, en- ell coraEon.
Una flecha noras: pero en- la
parte ma noble del cuerr Al
Sc presenta-on a mi vista Pin
daro y VirsiIio, Tasso y Ca
moens, Ariosto y Milton. Racine
y Victor Hugo.
Otros lIeva5an Ia fleeha de
Apollo e!avada en- un brsZo. en-
Ell cuellc, en- una pIerna, y has
ia en- el talon, como ~llevara ell
dsrdo de Paris, AkiIes, d~sstrue-
tor de eiudadelas. Fran tam
bisn predilectos del dos de Ia
aIJaba sonora pero por ms que
orocurabsn acercarse a Ell no
habiaa degrade que les hIr'era
en- ef eoraz5n. Fran los Hora'
clio, los GareiIazo, los Byron, los
Leopardi. los Heine y los Mus
set. Caminaban oraullosos de
u saetas; pero habrian Prefe-
rido que su tornnento fuese ma
yor. Y besaban nnciosamente
tcdos la flecha ardIente que les
chamuseaba la carne, pero qua
en- cambio les ponia en- 81 cuer-
DO IN resplandor de Ia OiVini-
dad.
Por ultiz,o, vi a los que que
Ran ~aoercarse al dos de Ia es-
pads de los clavos de ORC, y no
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LAS HECHAS DEL Apollo

los hsridos de Apollo, no Sc
veian los heridos por 81 nisnos.
en- acueI escenario alorioso, en-
donde los ~inspirados f~Glauraban
como constelaciones.
70 veia TODD acuelIo y me da-
ba cuenta de la InutilidaG de
aparentar ser herido por ell dos
Apollo. pero me entro tanbien
la fiebre de Ilevar una estre'la
en- ell alma; y a pesar de que
es.sba palpando et fracaso &c
los demas, me dedioue a la PIE
ril tarea de recoee- astillas lu-
del suelo, y empeee con
elias a atormentar mi pobre pc
cho. Y aunque a los oios del
mundo ~apsreciera tan ricIeu!o
como ell que ostenta piedras fall
a 0 prerde n ~csndileja en-
medic de una catarata de as
tros, yo avance 0 sesto triun-
faI como 81 ell mismo sol ardiera
en- mi eorazon.
M~A;:r:-<Mf;
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EoTA:- Los suscriptorcs. al zanzibar de
Residential deten darnos tan.o IL rueva COMO
"a antigua dir ecci6n, ! fin de anoi4- pro-
o:nmen,e 81 canihio Ell pucatros Iibro1-
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DEijase toda Ia Correspondence TO
lativa al periodico 81 Director.
SR. IGNAClO E. LOZANO,
1870 n. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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Entered as Second-eisss matter Februar.-
u. 1918. ct thu Post Office ct San Anto-
uio. Texas. under tho Act. OF March {.
1876.
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TOPICOS

De un diario de Mexico tomamos Ia
sigaente noticia que aparece con re
gros carac-eres en- Ia primera plana:
Sc r~eSLablece q jueEo en- Ia NiNa
de Mixcoac.-En un palacete - ACADIA.
de instala- IN lujoso garlic con toda
clase de juegos prohibtdos por Ia ley.
En- torno q las Srandes mesaS de BAG
carat ! frente al trio Il blanco Sc
agrupan centenares de empedernidos
tahures. entire mCsica y flores
Y en- csc 1ismo peri6dico Sc ataca
al coronel Es;ehan Ca0tu por pernaitir
los misnros estabIccimientos de jue-
go.
Poca l6Sica 5verdad2
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Pablo Gonzalez sali5 de Mexico con
rumbo Il Monterrey: IueGo dej6 eSta
ciudad Y - vino 4 Laredo. Texas;
posteriormeuJe. dei6 Laredo por a
Antonio; de aQUI partird para los An
geles: : de ALI, saIdra para Nueva
York;.
~ despuSs?
No Sc encuentra q gUSto en- ninSun
sitio. Y Il ha emprendido como q ju-
do errante, pcr TODD Il mundo. y en-
todas parties, Sc le ha dc aparecer Ia
sombra de CarTanza, para r~eprocharle
ell perjurio imbecil. que aca5o con su
tranSuiiidad.
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En- Ia Ciudad,
A domicilio, 80 centaVcs al mes
Por correo, go cantavos a, mes.
En- ell resto del pals: Tres meses.
sf.75; Seis meses, $3.50; Un aEu, $3.50
Fuera de log Estados Unidos: Tres
neses, $3.50; Seis meses, So.H; On
sno. $1,000.
EDlCION SEMANARIA.
(Misrcola.l
E1 los Estadcs Unidos: Scis meses,
;l.G0; I'm aho, S1.5o.
Fuera de los Estados Uuidcs: Tn
aho $500
Los pages 6e5en hacerse ror ada-
,an.ado, Ell giro postal q de Express.
:sTta certificada 0 letra sobre Nue.
"a YORK. Los precios de IL suscrlpc.on
son eu dinero americana o 81 equi'
valencia en- moneda del pals de oonds
sc sclici.e Ell ~pcriadico. d.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Taking the low prices scored in the
market last week IL is figured that the ag-
gTeGate depreciation in the outstan ding
stocks of fifty industrial compsn mics roach
ed $4,000, 100000 from the high points
earlier In the year.
Provided there is nothing fundamcn-
tally wrong with the economic structure
such reversals as that of the last week
offer the best opportunities 10 those who
have the means and courage 10 pick up
bargains SAYS the Financial World
Investors Service.
Sal es of the Fisher Podv Corporation.
controlled bv the General Motors Cor
poration. for the three months ended July
81, totaled So. .627 900, against s., ,369, 900
in the same period last year. During the
succeeding quarter they Increased 10
s23. 3.oS2, 900, 20 compare with sl2 ,S3l 900.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is under
stood 20 have made eservations, chiefly
with the United States Steel C0rpor alton,
for Is 900 tons OF steel rails for 1921
delivery. pr oe u he that fixed later.
which many in tie steel trade believe viii
be $50 for open hearth rails. or S. per ton
above the present 2 rrloo Of the Stees Cor
poration, which Is much below what in
dependents have been charging
The Robinson committee, which suc-
ceeded In getting behind it = minority
holding of National Properties collateral
trust certificates. Yesterday advised It's
followers that having been unable TO
devise an effective financial plan and
having heen unsuccessful in efforts to
stav the foreclosure sale, il has reached
sn agreement with the majority interest,
which was getting surely ahead with q
constructive plan for rehnanclng the
American Railways Company, by which
the minority bondholders accepting II are
put In the same position IN which they
would have been had they IN the first
instance deposited their bonds with the
Randolph committee.
For the first time in almost yrar, call
money was quoted Yesterday at per
cent. Easing Of the credit situation, first
statement of two weeks ago, has pro-
gessed sufficiently to warrant the state
ment that period of relative ease is st
hand. Funds were in ample supply all
day The opening and renewal rate of
per cent was lowered to 6 per cent
before noon and st O'Clock the ) per
cent rate WAS quoted officially. The last
time this rate had been named was De-
cember Is, 1919 Broke, are antici-
pating that 4A per cent rate which
last was quoted October "a, 1919, may
appear presently There was little de-
mand for time money, a few loans for
small amounts being negotiated st per
cent.
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GENERAL MOTORS LEADS
STOCK MARKET RALLY
Advances Follow Announcement
Of du Pont-Morgan Control;
Gains Cancelled Later.

Nv Associated Press TO Rvcry Evening
New York. Nov. % Wall Street, 1880
a. m.l-Stocks were buoyant at the very
active openings Of today's session, re-
cording mrthcr substantial rallies from
their recent protracted reverscs. General
Motors WAS the outstanding feature on
announcement that control had been
acquired by Morgan-du Pont interests. A
block Of 1900 shares sold at 1914 to
l7ia. against Yesterdays final prices OF
I5s. Crucible made an initial advance
of ass and gains Of | TO 4 points accom-
psnicd the carly buying Of American and
BALDWIN Locomotives, Bethlehem Steel,
General Electric, Chandler, Studebaker,
Stromberg. Pierce-Arrow. United States
Rubber. American Smelling, Houston
oil Atlantic Gulf and Retail Stores. Rails
were overshadowed by the demand for
ind,Istrisls and specialties but their tone
also was strong.
Noon The early pace was too vigorous
- be long maintained, extensive selling
Tor profits following the rebound IN steeis,
equipments and motors. General Motors
sonn cancelled its advance on an enormous
turnover and weakness suddenly develop
cd in low-priced rails. New Haven fell D
pnints and Texas 4 Pacific 3a4 the re-
action embracing st Paul preferred, Rock
ISLAND New York Central and Southern
Pacific Shippings were next 10 yield,
notably Atlantic Gulf United Fruit and
american International. Crucible and
General Electric forfeited their advantage
and hils began 20 sag, Royal Dutch show
ug especial pressure. Although call money
openei AZ six per cent. the lowest initial
rate in many months, stocks made further
receSsions with the approach of noon.