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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-16
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GIRL SAYS POLICE
HIT HER OS LEGS

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Miss Yetta
Mattkin, Of Coney Island, objects to
being treated like n COB even though
she wears sailor trousers. She made
this plain yesterday in Coney Island
court when she filed a complaint
against Patrolmnn Cornelius Donohue.
The patrolman said he arrested
Yetta and her sister, Ida, because
their attire was attracting n crowd
on Mermaid avenue. Yetta was
dressed in white sailor trousers, and
Ida in a One-picce bathing suit.
Yetta accused Donohue Of slapping
her face, striking her on the legs with
his stick and subjecting her 10 verbal
abuse.
Magistrate O'Ncii paroled the sis
tiers for further investigation.
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FORD-Died al his home on Friday
night, August IL. 1928. Otis Ford, be-
loved son Of John II. Ford. Ia his 2ith
year. Funeral services were held from
the parl0rs Of Sloan. Wllbert and Pei
phrey on Saturday, August IS, at p. m.
Interment in San Jose Burial Park, IN
der direction Of Sloan, Wilbert and Pei
phrey.
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Bids and Proposals


Sealed bids addressed 10 the Hon. Au-
gustus McCloskey, county Judge. will be
received in the office Of the county audi
tor until II o'clock A. m. Friday. Sep
TENDER II. 1898, for the one-half ca
inch and the one ID inch natural lime
stone rock asphalt treatment Of the fol-
lowing named roads in County Commits
sioners Precinct No. } Of Bsxar county.
Texas:
Townsend street from Broadway to
school house at intersection OF Estes
avenue.
Basden and Patterson avenue from
Broadway 10 Argyle avenue.
Broadway avenue from Intersection OF
Basden avenue 10 end Of pavement at
city limits.
New Braunfels avenue from end Of
present pavement 10 intersection Of North
Loop.
Cleveland Court from Broadway TO
New Braunfels avenue.
Garrety road from New Braunfels ave-
nue. to point ons-hsf (h) mile east
Terrell road from New BraUnfels ave-
nue. 10 point one-quarteT Cd mile east.
Burr road from New Braunfels avenue
TO point ons-haH (5z) mile east
Albany street from Broadway avenue
70 Townsend street
All pavement to be sixteen (ls) feet
wide and bids to be received in One-half
Cz) inch and one % inch treatment
specifications on file IN County Highway
Engineers office. A certified or cash
ier's check in the sum OF five 80 per
cent Of the amount bid must accompany
each bid.
The county reserves the right to reject
any and all bids
W. S. KENDALL,
County Auditor.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Courtesy whitaker & Coz
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Quotations:
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Legal Notices.
2l(E2l
Bankruptcv Sale

Notice Is hereby given that on Thurs
day, August 20. 1925. az 10 o'clock a. m.
l viii offer for sale at public auction for
cash 20 the highest bidder. subject %
confirmation By the referee IN bankruptcy
all that certain stock Of shoes. hosiery,
etc, belonging 10 the estate Of Myers &
Terral. valued at approximately 1880,
and all the fixtures valued at $1,000. Said
sale win take place on the premises al
No. 5l9 W. Commerce St. San Antonio.
Tex deposit Of $3.50 viii De required
from prospective purchasers. Inventors
and stock may be inspected upon appIl.
cation 70 the undersigned
n. COPPARD. Trustee.
sif Alamo National Bank BldE.
san Antonio, Tex.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

Ne wYORK, Aug. 15.-Latest prices Of
exchange on tho principal foreign mar
kets today were:
Sterling sovereign Cpar $3.50: De
mand 1851; cables, tI.S5H.
France. franc (par 1913 cents): De-
mand, 4.6sI! cables, 4.s7.
Italy, lire Cpar 1913 cents): Demand.
3.G1E; cables. 2.s2.
Belgium. franc tpar 1913 cents): De-
mand $50: cables, I.5Oh.
Switzerland. franc (par 1913 cents) /:
Demand, 1909: cables i9.4ih.
Holland. florin (par 400 cents): De-
mand. 40.25h; cables, 40.27h.
Germany. mark Cpar 25.s csnts): De-
mand. 23.S0; cables, 25.sL
Austria. crown (par 2O.3 cents); De-
mand, .lfH; cables. .1ih.
Greece, drachma fpar 10. cents): De
maud, I.J6: cables, III.
Sweden. krone (par 2s.s cents); De-
mand, $3.50: cables. 1858.
Norway krone (par 1858 cents): De-
maud. 1913; cables. 1915.
Denmark. krone Cpar 26.s cents): De-
mand, 22.s7; cables, z2s9
Spain psgeta (par 1913 cents): De-
mand, lLf3; cables, 1913.
Hungary. crown (par 20.3 cents): De-
maHd. .0OI4h.
czcchosloyakis, crown tpar 2O.s eents) f;
demand, 1900.
Poland. mark Cpar 1888 cents): De-
Finland. mark cpar Ease eents): De.
mand. 2.52h.
RoumanIa, leu (par 1913 cents): De-
mand. .JIh.
JuEosiayia. crown Cpsr POS cents): De-
mand. 1Te.
Argentina. peso Cpsr 4z.G5 cents); De.
mand 1915
Brazil Tirels Cpsr ss.G5 cents): De-
mand. 1903
chile. peso Cpar 1850 csnts): Demand,
1870.
Canada. dollar Cpar 100 eents): De
maud. lg0.Of.
Hong Kong. dollar tpar 5sss eents) :
Demand. 57.Z5.
Havana CCuban dollar): Demand, 1921:
cables. $3.50
Bulgaria Gents per loya) Demand II,
Portugal Cpar fi.os): Demand, sis;
cables. 500
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SMALL EXPORTS
SEND WHEAT
DOWNWARD
Courtesy whitaker and Company
st. Anthony Hotel.

CHICAGO, Aug. Is. = Further
shrinkage in export business and bear
ish crop reports had depressing effects
on the prices of wheat here today.
Expectations of small shipments
from North America tended to lift
wheat values at Liverpool, but the
Chicago market was not affected by
the foreign developments.
Millers entered the market in a
small way, purchasing wheat now in
elevators for shipment east.
Very little activity developed in corn
and oats. Both grains held compare
lively firm, however. despite the pro-
nounced weakness in the leading &C.
real.
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OFFICERS BECOME
ROBDER VICTIMS

HANSFORD, Aug. 15.-Robbing
peace officers seems TO have become
the latest sport in California.
Closely following reports from Su-
sanyille that Sheriff G. W. Carter Of
Lassen county had been robbed of his
gold star and clothing by a thief who
invaded his hotel room, Richard Hill,
15-year-old Lemoore youth, was re-
leased on probation today after he had
entered a plea of guilty to a charge of
stealing the saddle horse of City Mar
shall John Dickson.
Hill said he wanted a ride and
couldn't resist a desire to try out the
officers prize horse.
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BUICK

Late model. sevsn-passenger touring,
lots Of extras. priced right for quick
azie. s5f5. terms. Northumberland
Lincoln Division, 2oi No. Alamo. Or.
-szt.
1894 FORD chassis in good condition. has
stz-ter. cemountabie rims. good rubber,
drum headlights, only S225, terms.
JoRDAN-IyERS MOTOR co.
s.-Aiano and Garden SITS. CT. 29.a.
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AUTOMOBILES
Used Csfq Co. Sale
81 Cadillac 7-Pass.

New top. good tires and in perfect
condition, has all accessories. this car
has had private use only. price $3.50,
one-thlrd down and balance monthly.
Call CT. 3sfs.
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TURNS IN FALSE
ALARMS FOR FUN

CHICAGO, Aug. 1j.-The Highland
volunteer fire department, made up of
the socially elect young men of that
village, which is near Hammond, is
all tagged out-all because 14-year-
old Martha Leighart got a great kick
out of seeing the brand new shiny red
fire truck dash up to her house.
Eleven times during the last week
the department was called 10 her
home, one for a hay stack, which was
a total loss; twice for the house it.
self and eight times on false alarms.
Then the sleuths from Hammond
were called and Martha was trapped.
She confessed, cried and said she'd
never do il again.
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SEVEN ARE ACCUSED
| NLIQUOR THEFTS

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Victor Burg
ner and Frank Hassett, ex-prohibition
agents; Paul Borsholt and James
Boyle. formerly motorcycle police
from South Chicago station; John
Patton. boy mayor of Burnham" {;
Frank Hitchcock and Joseph Feldman
were indicted and bench warrants
we're issued yesterday for their arrest
in connection with taking a load of
liquor from truck owned by John
Sullivan of Milwaukee several months
ago.
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1920 Buick Six. 7-PaSs-
1925 Buick Master Six,
5-PassenQer

IL spoken OF as the prettiest Buick
in town: il about five months old Rnc
equipped with two spare balloon tires
tubes and covers, front and rear bump
ers automatic winshield wiper Speciat
5notometer and lock on bar cap. is Just
barely broken in. Driven less than Goo0
miles on paved street. Newton. 1905 w
Mulberry Ave. Woodlawn 1922
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ASK DEATH PENALTY
FOR MOTHER OF NINE

LAPORTE, Ind, Aug. 15.-Prose-
eutor John Dilworth will ask the death
penalty for Mrs. Anna Skibo Of Mich
igan City, confessed crowbar slayer,
who has been indicted for first de-
gree murder. Authorities say she con-
fesscd to beating her husband to death
with n crowbar. She is 80 and the
mother of nine children.
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IGN. Low. Close,
NEW ORLEANS SPOTS
SHOW SHARP DROP
Courtesy Whitaker and Company.)
st. Anthony Hotel.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 15.-Influ-
enced by the usual weekend decline in
Liverpool values, the cotton market
here started downward at the outset
today, closing IA to 10 points below
final quotations.
Absence of rain in the west and a
new rise in temperatures as against
a general rainfall over the eastern
half Of the belt, with considerable in
crease in complaints of deterioration,
were the outstanding news develop
ments.
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1924 Dodge
Touring

Finish like new, tires good. bumpers
and sunvisor. Good mechanical condi-
ton. A new car warranty. II. G. Brum-
NELL, iCr. 1886
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RAIL ST OCkS
LEAD BRISK
UPSW|NC
Courtesy whitaker and Company

NEW YORK, Aug. ia strong
advance took place in the high prices
of stocks today. There was some ten
dency towards irregularity, although
the general list was not uniformly
strong, there were no signs of weak
ness.
Rail climbed to the highest levels
since the depression in 1917.
There was a better demand for
oils, despite recent gasoline price.
cuts, most of the larger issues show
ing big gains on selling. The under
tone remained strong.
The closing was firm. Sales today
Appropriated 100000.
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MARRIES HOUsEKEEPER.

Finally close association in the
home led to love and last September the
pastor surprised his relatives end
friends by his second marriage. The
three children told the police that
their stepmother had been most kind
to them and that they loved her as
much as they did their own mother.
Holder formerly held an important
passionate in Kentucky and returned TO
Virginia several years ago to take
charge of a church in Hanover coun-
ty.
1t was during the latter ministry
that he became involved in court ac-
ton. He moved TO South Richmond
after the acquittal. Here he joined
the congregation Of the Stockton Street
Baptist church and became a devout
worshipper.
He seldom failed on Sunday morning
to attend services with his wife and
three children and was arranging TO
take a Sunday school class when the
tragedy occurred. Mrs. Holder was
also to have taken a class.
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Wholesale Price List

Prices quoted below are Saturday
morning quotations from jobbsrs and
wholesalers to San Antonio retailers.
Prices paid shippers and prices charged
out-of-town buyers are subject to the
usual commission and other charges
made by the wholesale and Jobblng
trade.
CHEESE.
Badger state horns: % cents per
pound.
Badger state horns. tub: rs Ia cents
per pound.
Badger state horns single: 20 cents
per pound.
Badger state horns, double: IS cents
per pound.
Colorado colorcd daisy; 24H cents per
pound.
Badger state daisies: 20 cents per
pound.
Badger state daisies. single: rs cents
per pound.
Badger state daisies, double: ~ 81
cents per pound.
American loaf: ~ cents per pound.
Plmcnto loaf: SO cents per pound.
Brick cheese: - cents per pound.
swisJ cheese: 80 cents per pound.
FRESH VEGETABLES.
Green corn: rs to 30 cents per dozen.
Beets: Is cents per dozen punches.
Carrots IS cents per dozen punches.
RadIshes: 70 cents per dozen lunches.
Parsley: GO cents per dozen punches.
Artichokes: 81 per dozen.
Texas squash. $3.50 to $500 per
Texas string beans: $500 to .2.25 per
Tomatoes: $3.50 per cratei California,
tomatoes, $3.50 per 3O-pound crate.
Sweet peppers: $3.50 to $500 per bush
Ell: extra fancy, 50 per bushel.
4
California lettuce: tA75 per crate
fancy head lettuce. SE75.
Colorado celery: $1.35 to $3.50 per
dozen.
tatoes. $500 10 S4.25 per cwt Colorado
California cabbage: :H to I cents per
onions: white, 1900 to ,4:5 per cwt;
Pink Pink beans. so.75; large lima, SIG;
navy beans, $3.50: lima, $40, pinto. $40;
baby lima. SIS; Mexican Garbanzas, s..
Blue Rose rice: 1875 per sack.
Rhubarb: 10 to 12h cents per pound.
Mustard greens: rs cents per dozen
Turnips: rs cents to 800 per dozen
punches.
okra: s2.25 to $3.50 per bushel.
Eggplant: 500 to Sl.25 per bushel.
Biack-eyed peas; sl.75 TO $500 per
bushel
FRESH FRUITS.
California cantaloupe: sl.iO flats; $500
standards.
Watermeions: $500 to s2.25 per cwt.
Bananas: ~ to cents per pound.
Texas grapefruit: $3.50 per box.
PIums: s2.25 70 S2.75 per crate.
Red Ball oranBcss 1925 TO SS.25.
Red Ball lemons: 5000 to $500 per
box.
California GTavenstein apples: s425
Muscat grapes: 50 so per crate.
liberia peaches; $500; choice basket,
$3.50: cling, $3.50.
California pears: $500 per box
Texas pears: $500 to $3.50 per bushel.
NUTS.
California soft shell English wainuts.
81 cents per pound
Fresh washed Brazil nuts; 20 cents per
pound.
Texas new crop pecans: is to % cents
per pound.
SEEDS AND FEEDS.
Milo maize: $3.50 per cwt.
oats: rs cents per busbeL
Corn: $3.50 por bushel.
Sudan grass seed: $3.50 per cwt
PRODUCE.
Poultry: Alive. fryers, 1J 70 % cents;
ROSTERS. 8 cents per pound; turkeys, Il
70 l6 cents per pound; hens, 10 10 Is
cents per pound.
Eggs: 80 per case, candled.
Butter: fresh block. IS cents per
pound; packing stock Is cents per
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The Weather
TEMPERATURES.
THE WEATHER.
Home Weather For Tourists.


Chicago; Temperature "A: clear. less
than 10-mile wind from the east; lowest
temperature in last ~ hours 6S: highest
IA.
Kansas CHyi Temperature IS; clear;
less than 1O-miI wind from the south
east: lowest temperature In last Is
hours 20: highest Ss.
New York: Temperature 50; clear; less
than l0-mlle wind from the south; low
est temperature in last 20 hours 6S;
highest 81.
st. LOUISE Temperature 81; partly
cloudy; less than iO-milc wind from the
cast; lowest temperature In last ~ hours
G8; highest 81.
Washington; Temperature a., clear;
Jess than l0-mlle wind from the north
lowest temperature In last 20 hours &C.;
highest 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-16
Cadillac "57"
1922 Ford Touring

This car has standard pistons and the
original paint and top that II came from
tire Factory with. S75 cash, balance
monthly. real bargain.
MORGAS-woODwAR AUTO CO.
80 s. Flores CT $500
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-16

Prices quoted below are Saturday
morning quotations from jobbsrs and
wholesalers to San Antonio retailers.
Prices paid shippers and prices charged
out-of-town buyers are subject to the
usual commission and other charges
made by the wholesale and Jobbing
trade.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-16
REQ

Late model seven-passenger touring.
brand new cord tires bumpers and other
extras Priced right Morgan-Wood
ward. Lincoln Division, 2oI No. Alamo.
CT. 1876.
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CHILDREN FLEE IN TERROR.

Grace Holder, Is, was picking
grapes from an arbOr in the backyard
when she heard three shots. She
rushed into the dining room and saw
her father, still grasping the smoking
pistol, and her stepmother on the floor.
She grabbed Pauline, and the girls
fled 200 yards to the home of a neigh
Dor.
The victim Of Holders pistol had
also been previously married. She was
formerly Mrs. Matte Wilkinson of
South Boston, Va, and was 30. When
the first Mrs. Holder was on her
deathbed, she had asked her husband
to let Mrs. Wilkinson raise their chill
dren and accordingly Holder had en-
ployed her as housekeeper. This was
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-16

Poultry: Alive. fryers, i5 TO % cents:
ROSTERS. cents per pound; turkeys. Il
10 I6 cents per pound; hens, 10 10 Is
cents per pound.
Eggs: 80 per case, candled.
Butter: Fresh block. IS cents per
pound; packing stock Is cents per
pound.
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1s2s DODGE touring, real good one, for
s3es, lie Broadway.
VERY late 1924 Ford five practically
new full balloon tires. front fender
bfsce. upholsterinG like new. this won't
last long at s475 old Ford taken trade
ceryz liberal terms on the balance. See
7. ". Caruthers. 525 Broadway. OR.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-16
WORRY CAUSES
MINISTER To
TAKE LIVES
Deprived Of Passionate, He
Brcoded Seven Years
Over Trouble.
BY Universal Service.

RICHMOND, Va. Aug. 15.-"Thou
shalt not KILL"
This Biblical warning craven in silk
on background of linen and neatly
framed on the wall of his dining room
did not deter the Rev. George W.
Holder, ~, a minister of the Christian
church, who killed his wife as she ate
breakfast. Holder then turned his pis-
tol on himself and fell dead with a
bullet through his heart. Mrs. Holder
was shot twice through the head.
Neighbors who rushed into the din
ing room of the little yellow bungalow,
were confronted with the words of the
commandment: "Thou shalt not kill"
and on the floor beneath the written
injunction Holder lay dead.
The lifeleSs form of his wife was
stretched beside a chair only a few
feet away, and in her right hand she
still gripped fork. She had dropped
a knife as she fell.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-16

Good tires top and upholstery. motor
IN Al condition. t235. terms. Morgan
Woodward. Lincoln Division. POI No.
Alamo. Or. 252s.
-s,s FTAR roadster. fully equipped. pink
OF condition, will sacrifice for one-half
or.gina; cost. 6zz Mason. CT 1878.
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APPRoxrIATE QUANTITIES.

Detailed plans and specifications OF
the work may be seen for examination
and information may be obtained at the
office Of the county engineer. at Aus
tin, Tex. and at the office Of the state
highway department, State Office build
ing. Austin. Tex.
A certified. or cashiers check for
per cent Of the amount bid. made pay
able without recourse TO the order Of
the state highway commission Of Texas.
must accompany each proposal as 4
guarantee that the bidder. II successful
will enter into contract and make bond
In accordance with requirements Of the
specifications, The right II reserved by
the party Of the first part 20 reject any
and all proposals or 20 waive all tech
nIcalities.
Proposals shall be submitted IN sealed
envelopes and marked Bids for the Con-
struction Of r. 4. r. No. 4T8-B. Trayls
County" Proposals submitted by mail
shall be marked as above and enclosed
in another envelope addressed 20 r. J..
Hank. State Highway Engineer, Austin.
Texas.
All bids received Wilt be retained by
the department and win not be returned
20 the biddcrs
Conditional bids viii not be considered
1907.
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LEGALS
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
FOR
STATE ROAD AND BRIDGE
H=r.a= ser ~ WTFsTwHF.aH

Letting No. rs. 1925. Travis county.
JOB No. 227-M. r. 4. =. No. 4Ts-B.
Highway No. 20. Length 1.49 miles.
Sealed proposals addressed 70 the
state highway engineer Of Texas for the
Improvement 81 certain highv ays in Ira
Wis county will be received at the office
Of the state highway engineer at Austin.
Tex. until 10 o'clock q. m, August 81.
1925, and then publicly opened and read.
DESCRIPTION OF WORK TO BE DONE
Work consists Of construction Of earth
road and drainage structures on 1.4s
miles Of State Highway No. 20 In Travis
county
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DEPRIVED OF PASTORATE.

Holder had not held a passionate for
several years, having been deprived of
4 pulpit as a result of court action, in
which he had been acquitted after two
trials. The offense was of a compare
lively minor character, but it involved
Holders honor, and since being freed
ne had not sought again to preach.
1t is believed that broodins over his
self-imposed Punishment from the pull
pit and financial troubles that had
been the consequence were responsible
for the murder and suicide.
Mrs. Holder arose early in the morn
ing and had given breakfast to her
three stepchildren, all of them Holders
by his first wife. She had not seen the
pastor that day. Apparently she had
tired of waiting for her husband, for
it was o 80 a. m, and she had just
started eating. Her back was turned
as the man entered. Holder did not
speak, but while his little daughter
Pauline played about the room ne shot
his wife and himself.
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NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.

Courtesy whitaker & Coz
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 15.-Cotton fu-
lures closed steady, at net declines o.
fourteen to fifteen points.
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NEW YORK FUTURES.

Courtesy Whitaker G. Coz
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-CottOn futures
closed steady at net decline Of six TO
seventeen points.
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PROFESSOR LOW
SAYS ALL MEN
To Be BALD
Women Will Be in Position
to Compete in All
Things.
by Universal Service.

LONDON, Aug. 15.-The future
as described by Professor A. NJ. Low
in his book, "The Future" contains
little enough to attract the ordinary
man, beyond the fact that he may no
longer have to shave.
at is not illogical to assume" says
Professor Low. that the day will
dawn when the inability of men to
bear the slightest hardship will re-
suit in their remaining in their dwell
ings, and only venturing into the open
with special precautions, for mankind
is speedily approaching the stage
when life will be sustained mentally
rather than by physical power"
DAY IN THE FUTURE.
He describes a day in the life of a
man of the future. 1t includes such
horrors as:
Radio alarm clock. Radio light
treatment: synthetic felt onc-piecc
suits and hat always worn because
of baldness).
Breakfast, with loud speaker news
and teleYision glimpscs of events. Rs
do tape machines and dictaphones for
news and orders.
Journeys. In closed cars in radio
contact with home and office. Shop
ping by moving stairways, moving
pavements, moving departmental
floors.
Communication. BY personal "a
do set, with metal aerial in the head
gear. This will involve talking
through the hat, by the wHy).
Food. From the communal kitch-
ems by tube, or ready to cat from the
stores.
WOMEN WEAR TROUSERS.
Most phases of life, +" Professor Low
writes, will be controlled by the gov
eminent, and it is doubtful whether
liberty of the subject will exist to any
extent, as We know it
Women will be in a position to COM
pete with man in every way. They
will wear trousers. Rational birth
control will free women for education,
and quaint clothes and the sex mys-
terry must go. Prcttiness will be a
drug on the market, and "incubators
on the hire system" will solve the diff
ficulty of rearing children.