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Chicago Livestock

Hogs-Receipts, $4,000. Marke t
steady. Bulk, Sl2oS@1s25; top, 1875
heavyweight, 3l2.15@12.s6; medium
weight, Sl2.4S 01s.46; lightweight. s12.4t
@1S.65; light lights, $12.O6 q ID. rs
heavy packing ssows, smooth, 4l1.30 q
11.6o; packing sows, rough, e1l q 1l.s0i
pigs. $l3@13.T5.
Cattle-Receipts, $1,000; market.
15@25c lower; calves, 1000 25c lower.
Beef steers: Choice and prime. S11G12;
medium and good. $3.50 o 1850; good
and choice $1o.5o@12; common and
medium. s7.60@s.5O: butcher cattle.
heifers. 35.S0@10; cows. $5.25@S; bulls,
$3.50 a 7.60; cutters, cows and heiYers,
$3.50 q $50: Gamer steers. s6.5oQ7.50;
veal calves Digit and handyweiEhtl,
3l1@12.50: feeder steers, 1915 @s.66:
stocker steers. $660@s.5o: stocker
cows and heifers. $3.50 d 800: stocker
sheep--ReceIpts, 81, 900. Market 25s
lower. Lambs. fat, tl4:So@lS; lambs
culls and common. 1l@13; yoarlings
s11.5o 01s.25: yearling wethers. $3.50 q
II; ewes, &sQs.2S; ewes, culis and
common, ss0os breeding ewes SAG
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EX-EA|SER SEES
OLDEST SON
By international News Service

LONDON. Feb. 1.-The former
Crown Prince Of Germany arrived
today at Doom, Holland. for visit
with his father, the former Kaiser.
according to Central News dis
patch from Amsterdam.
The Crown Prince was greeted
warmly by the ex-Kaiser when he
arrived at Doom
Great secrecy surrounded the visit
and the household staff was not in
formed of 1t until shortly before
Wilhelm arrived at Doom.
The visit OF the Crown Prince will
be watched with great interest by
the allies, and it may be that the
Dutch government will be asked to
render a report on the reasons for
the visit.
The appearance of the Crown
Prince seems to put at an end re-
ports that the ex-Kaiser and his
son are at odds. It is known, how
ever, that the fsFmer emperor is
jealous of his sons opportunity to
live in Germany.
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APpt0AtAAlelbGtN IG0,VVO VI
the District of Columbia, knowingly
or unknowingiy, are guilty Of this
practically fraudulent practice every
year.
About 10000 checks are presented
to Washington banks each month
which cannot be honored because Of
lack of funds on deposit.
During the first week in October,
2.405 such worthless checks were
presented for payment. One Wash
ington bank reports $50 of these
worthless checks presented for pay
ment in 20 days.
This is an astounding condition
of carelessness on the part Of bank
depositors
Law On Subject
Here is the law on the subject.
It is found in the District Code of
Law, in the appendix. "An act APP
proved July Is, 1872" says, in part:
THAT any person within the Dis
trict of Columbia who, with intent
to defraud, shall make, draw, utter
or deliver any check, draft or order
for the payment of money upon any
bank or other depository. knowing
at the time of such making. draw
IuSt ulleI1HE uEuNGEluS G411- lAiG
maker or drawer has not sufficient
funds In or credit with such bank
or depository for the payment of
such check, draft or order in full
upon presentation, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and punishable
by Imprisonment for not more than
one year, or be fined not more than
81 900. or both"
And the bank, If it honors one
of these carelessly, or designedly
drawn checks for your convenience
because you are g customer, or be-
cause it believes you are good for
it." il violating the rules OF tho
comptroller's office. Moreover, the
bank subjects itself to much ex.
pense in the matter OF paying such
drafts. for there is large amount
OF detail connected with untangiing
the snaIl made by the check drawn
in excess of the deposit.
So serious is the habit OF over
drawing that the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association of Wash
ington some time ago issued and
distributed copy of the bad
Check Law In this copy of the
law of July /, 1922, appears the
following In regard to the maker
or drawer OF bad check: AS
against the maker or drawer
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R. 3. n. LYON TO SPEAK
AT AD CLUB LUNCHEON

X. b. H. Lyon, attorney for the
Better Business Bureau and former
chairman Of the bureau, will be
the principal speaker at the Ad-
vertising Club luncheon tomorrow
at 1880 O'Clock, in the City Club
Mr. and Mrs. e. j. Klein,
through the courtesy of Morris
Hahn, will offer musical enter
tainment. Mr.. Klein, besides being
general manager of the Red Top
Taxi Company, is a musician of no
mean motor, rather, of any num-
Der of mean" notes.
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Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Feb. Good de-
mand, but business moderate; prices
steady; sales, 1000 bales.
Mid fair, 1903; strictly good mid,
11.5S; good mid, 1928: strictly mid,
11.0S; mid, 1858; strictly low, 9.9S;
low mid. 9.33; strictly good ord i,
SIS; good ord. 1928.
Futures opened quiet March
opened at 1923; May, 1919; July,
1904; October, $40,
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Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-Grains open
ed irregular today, with wheat lis
higher to Nc lower, corn, 1sc high
er to nc lower and oats lac lower.
Opening prices:
Wheat-May, new. 176@1765s
old, TIA; July, 1885 @153A ;~Septem-
Der, 1441a G1144&.
Corn--May, s4A@84as; July. $50
1914: September, SS@8S1a.
Oats-May, 44@44Rs; July, 45@
459a: September. 45.
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The cot.
ton market was fairly steady at the
opening OF trading roday, with the
first prices from unchanged TO 6
points lower. March opened al
Zo.ZZ, unchanged: May, 1850, down
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on Stocks

tFurnished BY w. b. Hibbs 4 60.
bid. Ask.
Anglo-AmeT. OIL Co.--New. 1874 lsn
Borne-Scrynlser Co. III Izss
Buckeye Pipe Line Coz. ~ " y
CheseboFouRh Mfg. Coz. - ~
Continental OIL CO.. - ..... z3shl ~
Crescent Pipe Line Co... 157sl ~
Cumberland Ptpe Line t1a2 la5
Eureka Pipe Line ..... e05Al
CsaIena-SignaI Oil Co.--Coml 2shI ~
Galena signal Oil Co.-Pfd. 30 g6
Illinois Pipe Line CO... ll3S 140
Indiana Pipe Line Co.. eO1s "
National Transit Co. ..s-...l 19A y
M Y. Transportation CO.. - % s
SS'a oa p cG' Line CO.. s ss ~
Prairie Oil a Gas co... ~ 49,
Prairie Pipe Line co., l123 lz6
Solar Refining Co. $1,000. l201 1lv
Southern Pipe Line Co... 81 "
South Penn. Oil Co... ..s.s HIS 4ls0
& Y. e. ol RiR g. LIN sfnd s.
Standard Oil Co. (Kan.D 80. St SIS
standard Oil Co. (Ky.la.. l126 llS9
Standard Oil Co. (Neb. -. .iz43 z4s
standard on Go. tNa n ,s ssh . az
Swan 4 Finch Co. 20
Vacuum OIL Co. .s..... ll01 ll0Is7
Washington OIL Co......... S. 20
Penn Mexican Fuel ......I 1BAal ~
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Cotton Goods Market

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The cotton
goods market was quiet today,
prices held fairly steady. Raw silk
was unchanged fer the day Broad
silks sold freely for spring require
merit. Burlaps were slightly higher
at Calcutta. Local markets held
steady. Wool markets showed some
Improvement, trading inactive.
Linens were quiet. Yarns held
steady
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cIearing HOUSE Sacrament

NEW YORK, Feb. Clearing
house statement:
Exchanges. 1856. 900. 900.
Balances, sos. 900, 900.
Federal Reserve Bank credit
balance, $91, 600, 900.
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Chicago Cotton

CHICAGO, Feb. Cotton opened
steady today, with prices 1 TO. 2
points lower.
March opened at 1886, down:
May 1924, down 1; July 1886, UNI
changed, and October 17.64, down 2.
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New York Coffee Market

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-Coffee
prices were from IA points lower
TO points higher at the opening
today: March, 1880, May. 1905,
July, 1870; September, 17.25; De
cember, l715
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Careless OUerdrafts
Costly to Banks
By RICHARD HATToN
Are YOU guilty?


Are you the habit drawing checks banks where
have sufficient funds deposit to meet the draft
Do you draw upon your bank with the intention OF
beating check to it by depostng enough the
amount before the check is presented?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-02
O. X. BASKET BALL.
ADVERTISEMENT
How to Have Soft,
Pretty White Hands

Many women will undoubtedly be glad
to know how they may have beautiful.
white. soft. pretty hands regardless Of
the work they have to do. The secret
lies in rubbing a little Ice-Mint into the
hands occasionally preferably just before
retiring at night. In the morning you
will be agreeably surprised at the pleas
ant transformation that has been
wrought by even single application.
Ice-Mint is made from a japanese prod
uct that Is simply marvellous for its
bcautifying properties whether used on
the hands or face. Regardless Of what
kind Of work woman does she should
have pretty hands as they are really
the true marks OF refinement. A few
applications OF Ice-Mint will actually
make any woman proud OF her hands
and skin. 1t costs little and is sold and
recommended by good druggists every
where.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-02

PALMYRA, Ind, April 2.-R)-
Lights blazed in Ranger Community
Hall here last night and the steady
roar of roller skates on its wooden
floor could be heard, despite the edict
of the three elders of the Church of
Christ that w. Clyde Martin, its pro-
prietor, prohibit skating in the hall
along with other things before he be
permitted full fellowship in the
church."
Martin faced his accusers yesterday
in a nine-hour hearing and at the end
was told by the judges that the opera
ton of a slot machine in the hall,
which Martin constructed as n recrea-
tional center for the little Southern
Indiana college, and roller skating
must be stopped.
The decision which some held prac-
tically "unchurched" Martin, was in
terpreted by Otis Scott, one of the
judges, as meaning that the next move
against the Indiana schoolmaster and
college athlete would have to come
from the elders, meaning, he said, that
if Martin did not comply with the
recommendations, it would be up to
the elders to expel him from the
church.
MARTIN SILENT.
Martin declined to make a state
ment until he had given the decision
consideration. Fellow townsmen who
know MIN, interpreted this to mean
that he probably would not approve
the recommendations
The trial was public, despite pre-
vious efforts Of the elders to prevent
publicity, once postponing the hear
ing because of the publicity it at
tracted.
While not making a statement on
the decision. Martin did announce his
candidacy for the Republican nomina-
ton for Congress from the third In
diana district.
o. X. BASKET BALL.
Testimony Of prosecuting witnesses
was that roller skating chad the APP
pearance of evil" which was the whole
theme of the trial.
Martins defense was based on the
hall being a recreation center for
wholesome amusement and that roller
skating and basket ball were no more
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-02
VALLEY MEXICANS
IDLE DURING LENT

EDINBURG, Tex, April 2.-OP-
Several thousand Mexican laborers,
observing Lent, have left truck
farmers on the Rio Grande Valley
practically without labor until after
Saturday.
Many workers laid off Wednesday
noon, while virtually all of them were
off today in observance of Good Fri
day. They are used mainly to gather
cabbage. beets and carrots
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-02
TUBERCULOSIS
ANT|-T0X|NS
FORECAST
New Theories Advanced at
Great M edical
Conference.

ALBANY, N. Y, April 2.-R-
Modern science must cast away the
English theory of immunity from
disease upon which great advances in
the development of serums and anti
toxins have been made in the last 20
years. That was the word which two
groups of scientists working in labor
atories separated by thousands OF
miles, each without knowledge OF
what the other was doing, brought to
the American Association of Immune
logists continuing its meeting here to-
day.
The new theories advanced by each
group virtually conceded and were
regarded by the assembled scientists
as definite step forward. The hope
was expressed that working with the
new ideas as a basis it might be posi-
Bile to develop anti-toxins for tubercu-
losis and other diseases that have re-
sisted the efforts of the serologist.
MANUFACTURE PROPOSED.
The possibility of developing anti
toxins syntretically that would be
even more effective than those built
up naturally in the body, was suggest
ed as one possible outcome of the
new theories.
DIR. w. III. Manwaring, professor
Of bacteriology and experimental path
Ology at Stanford University, Cal,
read the first paper. He is president
Of the association.
DR.. Manwaring said that investiga-
tion he and his associates had con-
Quoted showed Ehrlich's theory of
specific receptors to be untenable.
This theory assumed that each cell
possessed protruding chains of mole
cules which attracted the antigens,
or poison, given off by the disease
germs. 1t was held that immunity
occurred when the cell produced addi-
tional receptors that were thrown off
into the blood stream and caught the
poison before they could attack the
cells.
POISON NEUTRABIZED.
The theory he advanced summed
that the cells, instead of having re-
ceptors which catch the poison give
off substances which with the help
Of ferments in the blood known as
engines, fit themselves around the
poisons, neutralizing their effects.
Before the meeting Of the American
Association for Cancer research,
which met here yesterday DIR. Stern
Morse of Cleveland described how
he and DIR. Hugo Frickc had diagnosed
cancer yrowths by the use of an cleo
trical device. In this device was placed
a section of tissue removed from the
growth. The resistance produced in an
electrical circuit by this growth meas
urcd its malignancy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-02
SKATERS GLIDE DESPITE
PROTEST OF CHURCHMEN

harmful than the sports INDUCED by
the compliments during their little
red schoolhouse days"
Modern woman's dress and prac-
tees came in for condemnation by va
rious witnesses during the hearing.
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Kerrville Service
VICTORIA-CUERO SERVICE

Train No 81, from Victoria, cusro and Intern
rIves San Antonio at $50 p m, instead OF 6:5S N
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MEXICO SERVICE

Train No. 22s. from Mexico, Eagle Pass, etc
tonic at a. m, instead Of a. m.
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