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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17
GOSSIP OF WALL ISTREET.
A Significant step.

Tho American Bridge Company. one OF
the largest subsidiaries of the Steel Cor
poration, has been running at practically
half time for long while. The plant at
Pencoyd Is operating about three days a
week. Tomorrow the plant will resume
operations at full time. That seems to
indicate the making OF preparations on
the part of the Steel Corporation for an
Improvement In business. perhaps based
on expectations Of n favorable decision
in the railroad rate case. All through the
depression In the trade the Steel Corpo-
ration has maintained its army OF en-
ployees intact. In the depression of 1907
wages were not reduced and men were
not laid Off.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17
LONDON PRICES EASY
ON LIGHT TRADING
South African Gold May Re Of
fered in Market Next
Week.
AMERICANS DEPRESSED
Boursc Firm - Berlin Opens
Weak, but Receivers Some
what Later.
AMERICANS DEPRESSED

I,oHpoN. May 1s.--Attendanee at the
stock market to-day was light and prices
turned easier on the lack of business.
Hopes are entertained that tho Bank of
England may be able to secure some OF
the South African gold to be 'ffered In
the open market next week.
Consols closed x lower. at - 1916 for
money and 7i7s for account. Other gilt
edged investment securities were shaded.
Discount rates In Lombard Street were
easier.
Home rails were depressed and Mexican
rails improved. only to decline later. Jap
aneso issues improved and some other for
eigners assumed better tone Russian
mining shares and oil stocks were lower
on continental selling lie Beers and Rio
T.rtus both were shaded
Americans were irregular and depressed
under profit taking and continental sell
ing Canadian Pacific, the Hartman
stocks and United States Steel showed
declines.
PARIS, May 16.-The tone OF the Bourse
was firm to-day. Rentes closed 10 CEN
times higher at sc francs. So centimes.
BERLIN, May 16.--The Boerse closed
firm after a weak opening. Russian Sc
curi,ics were heavily offered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17
MONEY IN NEW YORK.
Moderate Cash Gain by banks
Lonns Espnnd-surpius Smaller.

Yesterday bank statement did not CONS
up to expectations. There was quite heavy
syndicate operations during the week. There
was an actual cash Increase OF sj,479.OOO
whereas reported currency movements ndl had
posits Increased s2G.s33o0o. As result
II the expansion in loans and deposits tn.
si.s77.55O. This Item now STANDS At $50.
7Os.OOO, as compared with surplus OF
s25.579.fOo for the corresponding week OF
Cab money was easy last week ranging
between IL. and . per cent.
Time money exhibited "A stronger tendency
asst week. but rates were practically un-
hanged Rates were ~ per cent. for sixty
days. > per cent. Tor ninety days 3U3t per
cent for four months 81 hSlE per cent
Tor f,ve and six months ana az. "a per cent
for over the year.
Commercial paper was quiet and firm
and ninety days bills receivable ami for best
four TO six months names.
g5ston@rar. ii. Louis-5oc prsmium
Minneapolis-G0c. premium. St. Louis
zoe. premium. san Francisco--9e. pre-
Sterling exchange was strong last week
touching q new hish level Of $3.50 on sat
days. I sss5 a $3.50 for demand and I.ss7O d
Mon.y in London. Ia, a:H per GENT; shor
bills ~ per cent nr'i ~ thr rons months P 9s
money and 747s for account.
Parts cables quoted the closing price o
rontes So francs SO cesniimes Exchange 81
rate Of discount in Paris, "a. per cent. Ber
lin exchange on London. 20 marks 49k pigs
Private rae IN Berlin, ~ per cent. - ~,u
York. 5sisS'; IN LONDON, ASIA. Mexican
silver dollars quoted a. ass. q fSc.
eh Nsw T0,s ssas H Ssanss
Sub-Treasury debit balance sts5.323.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17
THE MONTREAL MARKET.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Kidde-. Peabody & CO. OF Boston ana New
York announce the removal Of their one
70 new and larger quarters In tho Mills
Building at II Wall street.
A meeting OF the members Of the Asso-
citation Of Partners of stock ENchango
Firms will be held al tho Midday Cluo
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock WI.
lam G. Van Antwerp Will deliver shot
address on tho subject OF The stock En-
change and tho Pubiic."
Announcement, has been made OF the
change OF the nrm name " Robert Good
body Co, to Goodbody q Co.
The following stock Exchange houses
have opened new branch Offices: Bcrnhar'l.
Scholle & Co, Paris, France; Finley Barre
& Co., Chicago; Ill., and H. Content & Co.
West End, y. j.
Tho report from Washington that The
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe would ,ahs
WAS mistake Chairman Hines Of ih"
Atchlson said yesterday that the road con.
cerucd was a small line In tho Southwest
csll.d the ST. Louis, Rocky Mountain ana
Pacific,
William u. Ronbright a ca. announce III A.
tho Colorado Power Company has declared
the regular quarterly dividend Of - per
cent. on lis preferred stock, payable Ju' :
10 10 holders OF record May 81. The state
ment of the company for the twelve months
ended March 81 sho~s gross earnings o.
S635, 0Ga aud not OF sl:5,I23, gains Of ~
per cent. and 90 per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17
COPPER PROFITS DECLINE.
Greene Cananea Report shows Eff
feet OF Troubles I'm Mexico.

The annual report Of the Greene
Cananea Copper Company for the year
ended December 81. 1913, shows that the
net profits equalled only s2.1S on the
100000 shares outstanding. as COM
pared with s22s on the same number OF
shares the year previous.
Total revenues for the year were
S7,436,39O. as compared with $7.746,SiO
in 1912. with net earnings OF $2,27l,670
against s2.433,393. The net profits were
S2,lS6,260. as compared with s2,2SO,790
for the year previous.
The report In remarking on the condi-
lions existing in Mexico says: Until the
revolution In Mexico il over the risk OF
serious disorder occurring at Cananea,
which would result in the complete shut
down OF the mines and plant, is'a factor
lat 10 not by any means inconsiderable."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17
$lo,OOO,OOo NOTES SOLD.
lee, HiggInson a Co. Take Issue OF
United Fruit Company.

The United Fruit Company has sold
SO. O0O, 900 four year . per cent notes
TO Lee. Higginson * Co. who will shortly
offer them at price understood to be
close to par. The Issue natures May
1. 1918. and is callable as n whole up to
November l, 1916, at l01 and interest.
Thereafter the issue will be callable at
100i.. The notes are In denominations OF
81, 600, $500 and 500.
over s3,000,O00 OF the proceeds OF the
notes will be used TO provide for payment
OF Nipe Bay Company first mortgage
q per cent. notes maturing June I, 1914.
Of the balance approximately s4.00O,000
will be required during the next eighteen
months to provide for payment OF addl-
tional steamships. The remainder will be
used for the general purposes OF the
company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17
MATER FRONT PROPERTIES,
" FACTORIES AND FACTORY strts
w FLOYD :. CORBIN, 10 Wall st. NJ
THE CURB MARKET.

Yesterdays short curb session presented
the usual week end dulness. Trading was
festureless, prices moving within n lin
tied range and generally exhibiting q
heavy tone. Tobacco Issues were frac.
tlonally lower. United Cigar Stores selling
ut So and British American Tobacco al
22%. Maxwell Motors shares were /.
shade higher on small dealings. Riker 4
iiegeman was steady at 9x. United
Profit Sharing was the most active. chang
ing hands at 3 n and Us. Sterling Gum
receded u to 6%. and National Cloak
and Suit preferred was steady at s7h
Consolidated Gas IS were firm at 1l41s
and ia.
Little interest was manifested I'm the oil
division. where prices sagged. Ohio OIL
and Standard oil OF Kansas were excep-
tons to the downward movement, tn.
former gaining points to 1854 and the
latter rising 8 points to +05. Standard
Oil OF New Jersey sold at 40 and 40s
closing at the lower figure. Standard OIL
OF Indiana CLOSED 4 points lower at AS !.
South Penn OIL receded point to 27s
and STANDARD oil OF California yielded !
point to s07. Standard OIL of New York
was firmer at 2l5: Continental OH de-
clined 4 points to 2io, and Pierce OIL was
weak at So.
Transactions In detail In the market
yesterday were as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17
THE COPPER MARKET.

Copper consumers were liberal pur-
chasers OF the metal during the last
week, principally for June-July delivery.
Sent!mentally the market was firmer,
though no advance In price was accom-
plshed. While foreign manufacturers
continued to take the larger part of the
bookings, domestic consumers showed
more Willingness to enter the market than
has been shown recently. Sales were
erected at the ruling price or l4t cents
q pound for electrolytic, delivered thirty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17
sUB.TREASURY STATEMENT
FRIDAY

FRIDAY.
Paid by Sub-Treasury to banks. s3.05S. 900
Paid by banks 20 Sub-Treasury... $3.50. 900
Gain TO banks on days transact
tiOuo ~s'S'VVS
vious week. ...'..,,,,.......,.. ST,oV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17

days. Second hand metal scarce and
small lots remaining were not obtainable
under l4i4 cents.
The London Board OF Trades report
on imports and exports OF the metal is at
hand and shows the English movement of
copper for April and the quarter. Fig
ures With comparisons follow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Tho weekly statement Of the Clearing
House Association compares as follows
with the previous weeks figures:
ACTUAL. CONDITION
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.

AT sSs smel IErs7Psnn Coal go Ban Tssyts
A@fIf eS as iS &c, y pa. orssiJac IS :,
HSSri 1000. .iSS o. Fac S; y! &
1000. $50 Cen Motors g. 5000. :..gTos
1000. goa CRANKY MIN cvss 1000. os,s
cS &c.,; r s','
sssc 30 sSsS Il Z r icc g. ftSs Z
a0oH; lsSSS ;s. r:i,rs
1892 $685. $685. 1919 sSH SSas
soos ~ ses e ins c9n s Cop cv , 9ofoS
1892 Siis 'I ]: 1855 S SSSS
$ ID sss s: II. siSss $. Il;
81 e ,. pno y IS &C., ssat
1850 ,s .SSc ga
I sSSe. .s ssSSSSSSssSsss
''gsss.. SEQ $780,
5000. 0p So li rsf fu S ed IS
!Sss ssGe iss 'tS ss Is;
cSoS :; ioSsouss ls,t sv ssss1 q
tent psc'So is; Lou Nash !. so O Ssciiic ~ !:
iss0 sis ISss $685.
cie9o e l SSSe ST IS 81 -y
1000. % 81 1000. ....9O Texas y ~ Sc
cn& q io,c, IS MINI SiL.s 10000. o2a4
1000. ....95 200 .I5i rhoo w" sc, 8
CHI mao III sl1s 1000. ...s7is Thlrt Ave al is
ca q Neb !. 1000. ....o SO nion Pac 10 .
1000. 20 7s1 Nauo1arTubs S. 1000. 30 s 7s
10000. ....eS 5000. OOle Union psc rv -
CHI NO. ca: :: lcSo 'Sc % a;Iiea :
iICSo 10 az q. NS Msy 's' 1857 $685. sSSS
$4,000. =. ETA I0WO stOl o 67s u = nuhbrr -
$685. $685. 1879 N SSSo; os sS, 1000
CSN sm q MAY :ooo.. io3
chi Eth Rix III N TS 1t IL, 1000 1000: o5s
1000. ....34lA 1voOO. = o d 1000. as
5000. cerisiered Va 6s Brownuri
10000. ~ N CITY Is is5s 1000. ...eI
1000. ...3l7a reysi-red Va ,lwv ..
400. ..34s, 1000. ....e7s. 5000. ....s9,
1000. 5000. .7Sss Nab SSV it;i ~ =
10000. ..34,aINY Nv, adj 30 Col Trust ctfs
1000. t3si 10000. ....5b for Cen TT
1000. Aos 5000. o . To lo0co.... 694
1000. 20 zig 1000. =. .os 1000. .... % ala
bet Olson s. Nor 4 W cv4i1s Wn ,tarvian -
1000, 1000. o2a1 10000. o33a 1000. III GA
1000. ,s Nort&wpocs & VEST Sti'tG isi Is
Erie CIV ~ ser a 10000. ....sS i0oO.. OoiA
e0oo.....73 Norh acinc " wisL rnral Is
20 :.a a sSSS: ..sss
Totai safes OF oonds ,par valued so 5000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17

The report OF the State banks and trust
companies for last week is made In ac-
cordancc with the new requirements Of the
State banking law. Comparisons W tn
the previous week are therefore impos-
sible.
The State Banking Department :sCorts
the conditions OF the state banksl and
trust companies not reporting to the
CLEARING Hauan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17

The receipts from customs yesterday were
sSl''ld; from internal revenue. ordinary ss72
~ corporate on tax. SIS, Sgi and mi.oe aneous
st2,t,9 National bank notes received Tor re.
demption. S2.6ls.59G.
- The cash statement OF the United State,
Treasurer for May 10 shows:
EENER Al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17
THO upptnutu taDIc gives INC ptTCtHlds'
OF cash reserves to deposits Of the NOR
prominent banks and trust companies:
t companie,

Important changes in cash holdings and
loans of the banks and trust companies
are as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT,

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE statement of
inc receipts ana pay warrants OF the Treasury
Yesterday. This month Fiscal year.
heeelpts,,.. 32.ltsG59 $50. 467 800 s5sI, OH 0si
Pay warrants 3l5ill9 3l17344 al $40 "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17
BONDS

5000 Chi Elevated Bs -. 9sn 9sil aea5 s9S
GOO Can Pac So notes. 1O3a. 1885 io3As io5S
5000 Cons Ga. COW es..iH ii4is III 10
sSel cents per share.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

large number Of Diniar experiments II wan souna
that audiences differ greatly their degree OF susre.
oity The maximum response was sometimes secured
Immediately but not usually until the end OF tenn or
fifteen mnutes
was also found that the mere mention OF couph,nv
IN the course of lecture would often produce IA
an erect as the actual sound OF q cough
Dr Sadler was once called see man who had
been coughing continuously for and oneaf hour.
and was almost Frustrated with exhaustion During the
by passing automobile and In the excitement which
1oowea the patient had his mind distracted that he
forgot to cough.
Ii WAS over half an hour before he discovered that
ne mad fully recovered whereupon once began TO
cough 1ranticaly and violently again. But this half
hour OF freedom from his afliction was sufficient to
prove to him that his mind had figured largely in pro-
ducing the cough; and by summonng all his will
power ne began to control and suppress coughing
impulse and made speedy recovery.
. ihere can be little doubt that many persona have
the cough habit Others have the dsagreeable and
nervous habit of invariably clearing the throat sort
OF hawk1ng-before they begin speak.
Whoopng cough can undoubtedly be made worse nv
rear and concentration OF the attention II can also
ten oe cured or at least greatly aevated by nothing
more or less than good, sound thrashing.
or course. all coughs not psychic in origin. hut
II Is quite likely that the mind sooner or later 70
play an important part in the severity and persisencv
OF the coughing. '''
Sneezng ia less easily influenced by the mind While
Suggestion mas some power In this direction. the most
important influences the stimulation of the eve "a
by a powerful light and the irritation of the mucous
membrane OF the nose By will power we can produce
q cough. but not sneeze
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

your life. BY all means. no! This is
what you should do: Study the fash.
Ion changes as they come and go and
adapt the new lines TO yourself; or,
II necessary and possible. adapt your.
self to them.
Just now the hair is undergoing
some important changes. It's once
adora BILE clusters OF curls have disap.
peared. and in place Of them the hair
Is brushed back clean away from the
temples. dipping just trifle over the
ears and piling up rather high at the
back in small single roll.
Some Of my friends think this way
OF dressing the hair makes the face
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

n LII thet is necessary to set whole audience into
N violent Mt OF coughing Is for Of It's mem.
oers to give Just little cough. Such coughing
spells are OF frequent where numbers OF
PIE are gathered together they interfere seriously
Win the enjoyment OF plays. concerts lectures
6ut why should this be 80? Why should the sound
OF cough at once make those hear II feel an IRE
sistble tickling in their own threats? That ia what
Professor William Sader. the Chicago Pos, Grad
uate Medical School, has been trying to find out and
the results Of his investigations as given in his Phys
ology OF Faith and Fear great interest and value
After careful study Of the psychic element in va
rious coughs Professor Sader finds little doubt Of the
powerful influence and ability of the mind both to cause
ano cure certain forms Of coughing fact comes
10 the conclusion that large percentage of COM
mon, chronic. hawking coughs largely perpetuated
by the mental state coupled with the force of habit
what he calls fearattenton he believes certainly
able to generate and maiptain formidable cough.
To determine the effect of suggestion the tendency
10 cough PROFESSOR Sadler experimental lecture
room In which there $50 students all of them liz.
Into four sections and there observer each
section to note the number OF students coughed
The professor proceeded to deliver regular lee.
ure and during the first thirty minutes only three stu.
dents IN the room were heard to cough. During the
second period Of thirty mnutes-he half of the
iecture-Professor Sadler purposely coughed
walls Of three to five minutes The remarkable influence
OF this suggestive coughing clearly shown the,
number OF students who promptly began to cough.
During the first five minutes Of the second period IL
coughs were heard during the second five minutes
coughs; third five minutes. 10 coughs fourth Ave min.
utes, IL coughs fifth five minutes 81 coughs; sixth FIVE
minutes, 16 coughs
These results are quite typical Of those secured from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

think. could possibly call this youps
woman's appearance either hard OF
unfeminine.
The checkerboard collar of ermine
and seal Is an extremely new note In
furs. II one does not wish so strikins
an eject. taupe and ermine or taupe
and seal can be ombined In the same
way.
The other head shows the hair
pulled we'll back on one side and held
down by diamond band, which fol.
lows a diagonal line across the top
or the head. The hair is allowed to
tau softly--but not flat-on the oppo-
site side. where 1t is drawn way back
and the dressing covered with large
wing OF burnt ostrich. AS this wings
principal value is its line. II must be
most carefully handled.
And now for suit so military In
Its aspect that It almost makes you
hear the cannon's roar. the rattle OF
drums and the tramp OF marching
feet.
The idea for.this came to me while
driving In Hyde Park and seeing our
brave "terrors." as we call the Eng.
hsh territorial troops. drilling. They
looked 30 businesslike and practical
that thought 1t pretty compliment
to them to adapt their uniform for
coat and skirt.
The model shown is Of khaki, with
collar. tie, cap and gloves In keeping:
but 1t will look equally well in serge.
Another interesting costume ia IN
serge. with a long jersey bodice and
1uH upper skirt bordered with silver
FOX. The sleeves are tight and have
the oldest fox tops. The hat ia OF
oiack beaver. with, oh, such a won.
derfully long, fine paradise queue
de cheval."
Sui another phase of up.to-date
fashion which Is interesting to smart
women. whatever their Winter plans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

well dressed" Painstaking care OF
the hair. the hands and the feet, the
correct choice OF gloves. shoes. um.
brellas and 1ewelry-an these de.
mand far more time and thought than
the DOMINIC of a dress and hat. and
are quite as important
I have always preached individual.
ity In clothes. but this does not mean
that once having found a suitable
style you must cling to It to the ex.
elusion OF all others for the rest of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

hat and one with q gala headdress.
The hat is what I call q pork pie"-
OF velvet, with three handsome Faust
feathers. You will notice how much
It's smartness is heightened by the
tiny "nothing.to-it' nose veil and also
the minute cheek curls. which are
the only hair In evidence. No one. I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
ADY DUFF-GoRDOh
A Pork Pie
Hat of Velvet, with
Three Faust Feath-

ADY DUFF-GORDON. the famous, "Lucile" Of on
/ don and foremost creator Of fashions in the world
whites each week the fashion article for this newspaper
presenting all that and best styles for wedre.s.d
Lady DuaeGordon's Pans establishment bring. he, into
close touch with that centre of fashion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

'ERY woman ought to real.
lee how little the mere put.
ting on OF clothes has to do
with being what we term
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

hard. think. how.
ever. that It does
quite nicely for
any face with
character and per.
sonality. even II
without particu.
larly fine features.
But the best plan
is for each woman
to try this new
mode and see for
herself how II be-
comes her.
To 8 h o " you
what the new.hair-
dressing looks like
l give You here to-
day two examples
Of it-one with q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

may be-. II the alii.
ance Of q Russian
blouse Of hne velour
cloth or coating
serge with an accor.
e: !; E: !: !: !: !: g: !: !:
trast emphasized, Z
peril APPS. by a
checked pattern. Z
A skunk band at
the neck and fur.
bordering to the tn.
mic: a buckled belt
Of suede to tone, and
groups Of buttons OF "A
Its own material to VI
fasten II from neck %
to waist at the left
side. are other dis.
tinctfye and smart
details of the coat.
while almost any OF
the small. simple hats which ara now
IN favor can be arranged to match
ana complete the costume.
Indeed. the millinery is almost ss
adaptable as the costumes this sea.
son. One little creation of black
panne which ats closely and costly
down on the head. and has diminu.
i've brim upturning at the left side
and curving closely down over the
other ear. is made smart enough for
any occasion and costume BY a bor.
derins OF orange.hued plumage and
a queer little side ornament formed
Dy the same soft.textured and bril-.
iiantly toned breast feathers. And
yet, with it all. It remains so s,mnle
that with the addition of long chIr
ION veil It can be worn for travel.
ing or motoring. while It also has
possibilities for skating and other
sports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

The Businesslilse
Uniforms Worn by
the British Terri
tor1a1 Troops Fur
nished Lucille
the Inspiration for
This Martial Suit
OF Khaki, with Tie,
Collar, Cap and
Gloves to Match.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-14
PERSONALS.

Miss Emma Scheibel left for a visit
In Detroit, Mich, with her sister,
Mrs. Oscar Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-14
GRAHAM
DIED LAST NIGHT
At the Family Residence, 327 South
Fourth Street, Complications
Leading to Heart Disease.

Manford Graham died at the family
home, 32T South Fourth street, at
7:30 O'Clock last evening. He had
been troubled for some time with
typhoid malaria, which developed in
to serious complications, affecting his
heart, which caused his death.
He was born in Clark county Of
Scotch Irish descendants and thirty
one years ago the tenth OF last No
yember, he was married in Clay coun-
ty, Ind, TO Miss Thena Likins. About
five years ago the family came to
Keokuk and this city has been their
home most Of the time since While
Mr.. Graham was not member OF
any church, he expressed to the fam
lily a preference for the Catholic
church.
He is survived by his wife. three
daughters and one son. The daugh-
tiers are. Mrs. Ethel Hodges, OF Mere
dosia. H., and Misses Myrtle. Eta
and Lottie, and son Jesse, OF Keo-
kuk; and also by two sisters, Mrs.
Martha Myers, OF Quincy, ILL.,; Mrs.
Elite Conrad. Of Chambersburg, Ill,
and one brother, Thomas Graham, OF
Gilbert, H.