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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-27
COTTON M,RKrTs

NSW YORK. Ap,' ae.-Cu,,or vas err,
nar.iiv"'y gIirt and fluctuations IRREGULAR
'o-day, Owing patty perhaps, 20 uncertainty
..". th% probable "Ntent and reception o.
Nay tenders expected tomorrow Clos.d
sissndy- NJ; UNCHANGED 70 points lower
''r"n'G - . aratu" - 70 1 points ans
sold 20 points nc, lower r!ght at,a- ~.
%nl. F'h July relatively easy under spo,
Weather. edvlces indicating continued
rhlns southwest tended 70 check sellers. an,
tho market soon rallied on covering by MAJ
sharis Wall street surpor, o, nov crop
months, and scattering demand from -arlv
Sc .'rs October was relatively FIRM on tho
ncNnnc". "hIrh carried prices som. 5 70
pninis net higher turiTr the ear!y after.
noon MT no market 'rter oaset or again
OF an 'as.c' tone ~ '>aw Orleans, and PIT
inrs were fr""r WIEN loss demand.
closing prices wer" s'"adiel bv rn,nr.s
from Texas that tho heavy rains vsoii,I
ne''ssiia'e much rcp!an'iuE and tina, All
crcps n"' been damaged in lr~lnnhs Tn,,
advice from Galveston stated that r.--ar
steamers "efc due 70 arrive Their. for cs,.n,,
car:ctS mostly for Ami sailing and IN.
days oriciaJ report from Houston howe
spot rules ~ over 80, c,,ales et iinrb,,f.
prices tn the, market:
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JOHN BUNNY is DEAD
Famous Moving Picture Comedian
Passes Away Mt Home In brooklyn.

NEW YORK, April 26.-John Bunny
whose antics as moving picture
comedian have made millions laugh,
died at his home in Brooklyn to-day.
He had been i'll for three weeks from
a complication Of diseases.
Members OF his family were with
him when he died. For a week he
apparently had been on the mend
a strenuous month OF work. 1t Is be-
lievcd, caused the breakdown which
resulted in his death.
John Bunny was nfty-two years old.
He had been before the footlights
twenty nine years before he entered
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MARKET ALMOST RAGGED
WITH SELLING PRESSURE
Copper Stocks Are Feature, Several
OF Them Rising to New
High Levels.
STREET SENTIMENT CONFUSED
Early Reports of Important German
Victory Effective in Checking En-
thusiasm, and Induced Selling by
International Houses.
BY BROipAN WALL.

NEW YORK April 9s-At tho close to-
selling pre.sure In j-niGn Pac,hc E and stesi H
Attempts 10 takr PROFITS in Mexican Re.
fTS ,Ge S 5rS slump q G'"s PENIS
somewhat unsettled the industrials.
Corner stocks No" the feature. rising
Ray Nevada. Miami and Tennessee ali dts
PLAYING activity and strcnsth. As * 20
TO !Nsc per pound. Predictions OF &c COP
per within tine next thirty DAYS were car
rent
The probability Of n reccivershir for the
missouri. Kansas and Texas was wet
elhofet on the railroad issues. while early
were Elective ir chcckirs cntNusiasr, AM,
injured sHlhuE ~ tho international houses.
There VIZ cousidoraSic UneysnnssS in the
anal dealings and street sentiment VAS con.
fused The u'tefione. however. was. broadly
.pe9nhins cGnnd..qa'. E9s;on brokers We're
quote stocks TO New York Records 'or
Stock Exchange, and conadsnSe in The Srow;
mttHi is SUI SoaTlnS new COPPER com
is eNpocteG 10 DO h-nvch, Oh. wi,ri9 ~.
next day or two. This IS called GurCsu-
en shares OF q par value % So Local
OF the comrauy's bends which >o.d on M
to-day. They are understood also 10 nave
TAX TAX m ertiSSn on GO, sh5res 81 s,Gsk
newy shares vii pTosaSly teveioT quickly.
Per cent cent 6asis SSSa, X. !!aj. ., q ;ans
towards The cna q n. y.N.
AmeE!can San: on lively sealing az re
:ifu!. and he S-,c. .l;5P.a Sack Do:s:s
The preferred was IL Eooa dsalsat selling up
@ s-!S 81 Hs i mr. ,o s2ias 10 ss
E!SEaEgeG 10 IS S;ee! common vAs l.s.
S SH@ y. x n17';s s 70 ss SGT aa s.
price hcEaa 70 slice below = s:o7-.ots o.
De-; w:-s gnsoyt5st set sg2'.S5. sASF: RES
;h= quarterly Statement: expected toner
row c.; % The Way az !GT!ovs5asa; = ;se
shS-es may = looked :o:- -; showing
has been anticipated
Foreisa isu.aayon va. ao:ta = cs-
;e- s;ccl shove. e.:s: strength ana ;aea
Bonds wee active v.:A eea.::.-ss,e -
SEw yoHA. A2-!- Daring MSS, c. 90
sls;--t s;:s- -ta- pN--.- -,A-.y cc2T--s aat
- 80: z.-.-.-4 $50 e..
s;,.r1s zeFs as91=9az:e- -. sharp 20
vs->-- -! ---a: 49, .ls- - e2sg =:;a
S+-r .: =.s:--s ::rA-3 80 go scented
tit=-'-F- :-s--ts $50 5+--:e: - As-
=L:s :: =. = ;-5=.-.-: =+;ai
s-I-.s ----- SI---- ls-.L; Sc-;A=-- -
Pa a. r-=-- .-T.s--s-- .Ss-=s .- -. -s.-
-r4-- sse go 1.E@-- - - -
: e. [-,s----. :..-sas 40 Texas
-e=- ~ s'-:s--++
:--.s ----s --FSs- -s-Te:c.s.. .s.c4s =A!ch
49, s-7gA=... -.;-- sz..s, -. yA!u.
uz:-- s:4:.. ee=-s -=.z..s.a O. call.
NEw vcEH AZ. .s-M.:-aa;.- aap.-
80 Srs---c tI--E-s= s:-A-y- s!-:g tsy
kills. t.-E- -: cz1.>s - -. g. demand
s - 80 s.y=- -. GsN!c2a dollars
-. E-v----s=- -c--S AZ -s!.-czt e2.6s
l--e-----. Time .1z.s -=ss Sky 4a1 a!-.e
= lays. - 81, - months --,2--- CAT
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MEM YORK. April .6.--Raw sugar. steady:
centrifugal, %st: 1ioiaSseS. 2S1: refined,
steady. Butte. and cheese. firm. Spot coz
zee, euiei. R:s IS .Ac Santos Is, Zoe.
Cottoaseed OIL was easier under scattered
legislation ;he decline In lard. pros
?eet!re Sig May tenders and slow outside
;-Rce. The bulk OF the business was in tho
way % switches. Closed ; 20 points net
!eTer: C-Hde markets steady. Tho market
closed steady; spot. seq bid; Aprll, s6l
Mky. seasS6; June. s.IsGaS: July, saaT
as; August, '.oSGI@: September, i.iT9I.D:
ocioeer, .Hr..T: December. tSSTel Total
sales. 30, barrels
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IN MEMORY OF GENERALS
SCREVEN AND STEWART

SAVANNAH. April 26.-Samuel .Jor-
dan Graham. of Washington, Assista n
Attorney General of the United StatesI
was tho principal speaker TO-DAY a.
the exercises attending the unveilinr
OF the monument erected at Midw,S
Cemetery. Liberty County, Ga. in men,
DRY of Generals James Screven and
Daniel Steward. Congress appronri
ated $4,000 for the monument several
years ago.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond Va. April g. 1915
Beat steers. "a 20 -. medium to GOOD. ca.
10 -: common to fair. ~ to 81: best
common to fair, a. 10 -. best cows. 5is to
st. medium to good {. 10 5r common TO
iAr so TO ~: best oxen. to 6la: common
to fair, An to So; best bulls 81, 10 6.
medium. ~ to 81. veals. S to p: hes, hogs.
IA light. ca TO "a: nows and stays S to {:
bort shesp, to :: medium to good 5 10 &:
common 10 fair. to ~ spring iamhs. >
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

III. 80 NprN F.-HoEs, stehdy. Hulk,
H3.n51."; light. t3HsT.G): mixed. s7iEsi
&.@: heavy. s6.S,9'fi.S): rough, sss5Gs7 o. ;
pigs. s.?5f;fG;5. CATTLE. weak. Native bee.
steers. IS ioutS.Sl: Western steers Sj55ds1 90 :
COWS and heifers. t2.ipG{S5O calves So so
800: sheep. s;fonG. sheep 37.60Gss 5J
lambs, Ss.5QGS,l..S
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MARKET CONDiTi0:
BY Levy Commission COL
I. = 4

Live poultry in tair demand: receipts of
spr:rE chickens increasing: market fair. Eggs
-!:sct!p;s heavier. market steady. Butter
-HAFEei In fair condition. Live stock in
ta!- demand. E!ies-Up cents market
G=SErriei
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EICHMoND STOCK MARKET

=! I"sF-.- y !1lEC. g Co.
STATE SECURITIES So A.s.o
Virginia =. Old =. aid R-.... ss;,
u Ceutu-.as ., ;. c. and R.. 80.
STREET EY STOCKS
Va r. ana Power Co. PC g
RS. EH s T. STOCKS
Atian,ic Coas, Line. COMM. -:
Chesapeake and Dhlo............ 4si,
norfolk and WesterE. conn.,. ,ts
Sea aosfd AIR Line. pft............ q
Sea toarc AIR Line coEr........... :iis
Soutn'rn Railway pfd-.-......... g -
MISCELLANEOUS
Va car. Chemical Co p.G q 81
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHlC AGO. Ap:tl :s.-Rumors thar italy
va asoli 20 declare war on Germany and
Austria LED 20 good deal OF wheat sell
!aE today. Closed unsettled from &c de-
c!!r= 20 &c advance, compared with Sa,ur-
tay hight. Corn suffered a net loss Of lAc
% is.c; oats &c 20 &c, and provisions
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 26--Dre.. good, mar
kets wero quiet to-day. Cotton goods and
cotton warn nrm. Raw silk moro Grm at
easier prices. Jobbers reported q more &C
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MARRIED IN WASHINGTON

Senator Lippitt.
WASHINGTON. April Ex-senator
Henry F. Lippitt. OF Rhode Island. and
Mrs. Thomas X. Laughlin, of Pitts
burgh. were married at Mrs. Laughlin's
home here to-day by Rev. Roland Cot
ton Smith. Mrs. Laughlin Is q sister of
Mrs. william Howard Taft.
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dive wash good. and white good. trade.
NAVAL STORES

-NN NJ . ONEsS.
SANANSAH. GA. April 2S-So naval
stores market to-day. Holiday.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
tEerorted by Rodgers. Plummer & Co.. Incl
PETERSBURG. VA. April es.-Sranish-
FARMERS stock-market weaker. Holders
asking s.; cleaners bidding. eoc. virrinias-
Farmers otock-Market steady Fancy Jum-
%, SIC per pound; fancy handpicked. $40
Smelling stock. 2%c TO 7ac per pound.
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Arez;4- Coa-, Lie :, Is ..-.- :.
1 IL. and y .s-- -.... So.
\ C. l. -. = Tn Baltimore s.4,.... ;.
Chesapeake ans ONO q. 49, - =
i-.s-et: and Ny.-s Observation-Disclosures. -
Lo-iIaTa Ccmghry -s......... ..-........... i2-;:
Sor;o.E and Western g. H...... ~
S+ahcart .slr Line stamped - o!dl.... {!
Se-ao-rt Az Line q. -=..,.-.-...-...--.. u.
southern Pacific cy. Is. ...-............. =.
so-t5$rA -:-l S-y = -..-.......... so
Southern Railway .................... I'd
tr'ed Stat"s Registered = :sci........ -.
Iu.tec States Hes.sis-@d IS. ~: .... 90.
United states Res ia.-r7. :. 81. .t:ia
CriHc States h-E.sie-et - .:E....-.-... ::ei.
tt'tt. StA'-s steel = .. --.,..-....-... - :.
N!r:.-..- Esr1vr BIOS. cts = ib!tI..... "a
Va Car. CEs.u.c.! 4s.'5s ...., ,............. e
Il a RI RI. Fs $3.50. '.,...... !:
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AUCTION SALE
Unclaimed, Refused
and Wrecked Freight

at our over-warehouse. Seventeenth
and Marshall Streets. Richmond. Va,
WEDNESDAY. APRIL IS, 1915.
commencing at 10 a. NJ,
we will offer for sale unusually large
and varied collection OF Refused!
Wrecked and Unclaimed Freight, EN- !
bracing, In part:
so rolls Mating. several rolls extra
hne Carpet; large lot Mating Drug
tons and Hats. very beautiful assert !
nent OF Druggists and Rugs; large and
kinds). fine line of Groceries (aij
kinds(. 1874 bags Sugar, large lot FlourI
lot Mill Feed. about 5000 pounds Neal
1000 pounds Lewis White Lead. 20d
bags Cement, about so Oak Panel
Doors. Soda Fountain with nickel ice
cream box attached. General line of
Package Goods, and many other artt1
cles too numerous to mention.
Special accommodations for out-of
town buyers for shipping goods.
The trade and general public invited
to attend.
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Tolcsrn piers against the Pennsylvania
Railroad: the Pennsylvania state Con-
stabulary, and labor conditions In Porto
Rico.
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Curb Trading Fnirly Active
NEW YORK, April 26.-Tradink on the
curb to-day was fairly active in spots, and
tho Cndertone of the market was frm.
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,N,Ew YORK, APtu 2 Po-, movement
po-'s. a"' bales stock ~ ~ bales
Tn;al TO-DAY a. an ports %.i rec.t,.s
~ ba'es, " -''''''
To'e' for week Nst r-ceip,s %.~s ballet:
EXPORTS. & $50 IN 90 '''
Total for se -5.,-. receipts s.~7 as
sew ORLEANS. Aprl % Uncertainty
Over May ten:ers h'jd tho cotton ,nnr.e,
90 io.Gny. In 'h~ early trading Price.
f"'i oG ~ points on cremation o., -,o.
i!ce, .; ne. delivery o' 80 bales in ,his
market md. Will" THIS declin, was re-
covered. Tie market fen on again late In
The day on expectations OF heavy ,eno.rs
In New York tomorrow.
The main sustaining influence was the
weather ~ Texas The forecast OF more
rain IN the 'restern seo;ions OF the state
int"nslNec the effect o' the unfaynrahIe r.. y.
por's Arourc the middle y. the hay ,h-
market wac al its highest az advance Of .
p"iutr over Saturdays final figures LAT.
IA the .c.,ion tn. market was heavy The
Close was az net loss of , 10 points
Cotton futures closirg: May go JuIv
1922. October. lr.T; Dccenber. nt,. Jant,
Spot cotton, quiet, unchanged: middi,ns,
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NEM YORK pRoDrcE MARKET

give. - bsles
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond Va. April *. :9,h
QUOTATIONS on CHANCE
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=. $40. 49,. -.:...s.a o. ca.

NV YcEE. Az. .S-M.:-a.::l. aAr.-
80 Sse---s tI--E.s4 s:-A-y. s..:y :
kills. ',-- .: c@5.es 20 g. demand.
s - 81 silver =. GsNar4- 6c..s-s
-. E-y----s=- --=-S a.. -s:.-czt ee.3s
i--e--.-. Time .Gz-s -=.. sky 4ai a!-.e-
= 1ATs :,li, 50 months Let C4:i
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AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY.
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BOND LIST

rI-+E s;eEty; --.!-g :at- :
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-14
EBENEZER GOSSIP.

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
EBENEZER. Del, Jan. 14,-Mrs.
James II. Little is confined to her
home suffering with a dislocated
shoulder.
The weekly prayer meeting OF Eb-
enezer Church met the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Buckingham on Sun
day evening.
Personal:-The Rev. and Mrs. e.
c. Prettyman are spending several
days In lower Delaware.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Berry and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Wright, of Kenton. Del,
were recent guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley A. Mousloy.-
Charles J. Mcdaniel, Of Wilmington,
was a Sunday guest al the home of
Joseph Higgins.-Harvey Lee and
Lewis Lee. of Twecd's Mill. visited
friends in this vicinity on Sunday
Miss Katharine Mousley spent Sun
day with Mis- Nellie Van Sant.-Miss
Ethel Prettyman. Of Newport, spent
the weekend with relatives in this
vicinity.-Lewis Baldwin, of VIII
mington. spent the weekend with ]
! Clarence Little.-Misses Lora and
/ Elizabeth Little and Harold and Her
man Little were Sunday guests of
Miss Elma Gregg and Edwin Gregg
+ of near Marshallton.-M Mary Mo.
brey is spending a few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Bucking
ham.-Mrs Ella Baldwin spent ths
weekend with her mother, Mrs
Chandler, in Wilmington.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-14
NO WASHINGTON TRIP FOR
CIVICS Glass This Year

Because Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred l..
DUPONT are largely meeting philanthrop-
ic demands both in this country and
France, as result of the European war,
they have decided TO forego the pleasure
and interest they have taken annually
in sending the senior civics class of the
Wilmington High School for three
days trip TO Washington this year. Mr..
and Mrs. DUPONT feel that the call Of
suffering, both at home and abroad,
should have a prior claim over anything
else in which they might be interested,
and that the class has an excellent op-
portunity to realize that in losing the
trip, it is helping indirectly in the work
of relief. Action has been taken by the
class, therefore, and letter written to
Mr.. and Mrs DUPONT, expressing their
appreciation of the situation and their
willingness to sacrifice their own inter
ests at this time so that suffering some
where may to that extent be lessened.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-14

that part of the fence owned by the as
sociation. and TO show cause why lum-
Der hauled away should not be returned
TO the association. Finally after many
"home runs" were scored the game
was called. In the meantime Mr.. Dec.
mer will see what is the best conditions
possible TO be reached regarding rent
of the grounds and other matters before
the meeting next Wednesday evening.
Richard S. Rodney will be engaged TO
represent the interests Of the associa-
ton.
Il appears that the trouble arose ovef
the receipt given by the constable, who
sold the park company's property. II is
said the appraisement, the advertise
ment and the statement of the con
stable ON the day of sale did not include
the grandstand and the associations
part of the fence. The association
wants TO play baseball this season.
New Castle people are recovering
from the effects of the storm. The dam
age was worse than at first reported.
Tin roofs were torn off on houses in
Dobbinsville, Cherry street and other
parts of the city. Windows were
broken in the Knights of Pythias Hall,
and trees are down all over the city.
! A rehearsal for the Sunday school en-
tertainment by the Baptist Sunday
school was held last night.
/ Fishermen are incensed over the sale
of the Duncan property.
I County President Michael A. Mealy
/ installed the officers of Division No. B.
/ A. O. H., last night, as follows: Presi-
dent, James J. LAWYER; vice president,
Israel McIlugh; treasurer, James P. Me
Grory; financial secretary, George e.
J, White; recording secretary. Charles !.
| Dougherty; sergeant alarms, Archie
Watson; sentinel, William S. Martin;
chairman standing committee, James n.
! Mclvor. The annual report of the di.
vision showed the finances to be in
\ splendid condition. The division carries
stock in the Citizens Building and Loan
Association as well as deposits in three
savings fund associations
Men who are not employed are nut
ting in their time saving the biz trees
blown down by the storm.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-14
CORN Growers OF
State IN Session
The Argentine Crop Causes
Discussion Among the
Members
MANY PAPERS
ARE SUBMITTED

The eighth annual convention of the
Delaware Corn Growers Association,
was opened in Odd Fellows Hall this
morning with an address by the presi-
dent. Andrew Marvel of Georgetown.
Mr. Marvel said the annual corn shows
and the programs at the annual con-
ventions were growing better each year.
Tie SAID he had peculiar pride in be-
ing associated with class of people
upon whose work depended the very life
of the nation and declared that at this
time when so many OF the people of the
Old World are engaged i'm destructive in
stead OF constructive work. the work of
The agricuIturist fakes on an important
and serious nature. He said that il vas
a popular saying that farming was a
good business to follow because "pcople
have to eat and that this had taken
on a. serious Significance during the
last few months because of the war
abroad.
President Marvel said the association
received $500 year from the State and
hoped the body would receive more in
the future. This money, he said was
wisely expended. lie said thanks
should be extended to the I. o. o. F. for
the use of the large lodge room in which
the sessions are being held
Professor n. Schmitz, agronomist al
the Maryland Experiment Station, was
to have read paper on "The Impor
tance of Soil Preparation in Corn Grow
ing" but as he did not arrive in time
for the opening of the morning session
it was announced that he would read the
paper at the afternoon session.
j. d. Sparks, of the Lea Milling Com.
pany, read paper on "The Kind o
Grain the Miller Wants." and warne,
the corn growers of the danger the
were in from competition with Argen
tina corn. lie said that recently Argen
tina corn was selling in Philadelphia TO
- cents a bushel, while Delaware corr
was selling there for 20 cents a bushel
! He said the corn growers Should grow
flint corn in preference to the soft VA
rieties.
He stated that former Governor Pres
ton Lea had put out six acres in Argen
tina corn and showed samples of tn
corn raised on this land. He said tina
the Argentina corn did not shrink 4
much as the other corn.
Mr.. Sparks stated that this yea
there was less Argentina corn sent (
the United States than usually becaus
there was a wet harvest in South Amer
lea and the corn was not of as goo
quality as usual.
A general discussion followed tn
reading of Mr.. Sparks paper 1t SCENE
to he the opinion of the growers that
was a question of dollars and cents an
the corn that was most profitable woul
be grown.
The association will be in session tc
night and all day tomorrow.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-14
Blue ROCK EAGLES
SHOW MUCH PROGRESS

Blue Rock Castle. No. 20, Knights of
the Golden Eagle. on Wednesday even
ing. installed officers, as follows:
Past chief, II. Paul Simon: noble
chief. c. Bertram Jones; vice chief,
Leslie d. Wilson: high priest. Nelson
r. Vanaman; venerable hermit, Wal
ter w. Greenfield; master of records.
Albert NJ. Simon; clerk of exchequer,
Cecil p. Ewing: keeper of exchequer,
c. Harley Simon: sir herald, Robert
T.. Ferguson; worthy chamberlain.
Lewis II. Talley; ensign. Lawrence
Miller: esquire, Raymond Fryer; first
guardsman, Granville Lucas; second
guardsman. Francis y. Cullen.
The auditing committee submitted
its report as follows:
Number of members at last report
1870; number of members initiated
during term. 6: number of members
reinstated. J.; total. 1T.
Number of members suspended, 8;
present membership. 11S.
Financial statement Receipts:
From initiation fees. 500; from dues
and assessments. S33258; from all
other sources. S105.S0: total receipts
S459.S8: balance in X. of Els hands
at last report, s446.36; total. S906.2i.
EXpenses-For sick benefits. S107
for donations. S26; total amount of
relief S133: total amount paid or
working expenses. s2G1.69; invested
during term, SSS.56: total amount ex-
pended, S4S3.25.
Assets Balance in X Of Els hands
at beginning of term. S422.99; total
fund invested. S4.74665 value OF
paraphernalia and property, S463.2S;
total fund Of Castle. S5632.92; total
fund at last report, S5,444.73 balance
increase, S1SS.19.
Addresses were made by the fol
lowing members: Grand Chief n. p
Warrington, Past Chief Frank p
Ewing, Grand Master Of Records Wal
ter G. Hurlock. Past Supreme Chic
Garrett S. Smith, Grand Keeper o
Exchequer Steven Hamilton, Crane
Sir Herald William NJ. Hoover, anC
Past Chief Harry w. Roberts. Re
freshments were served.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-14
BARACA GLASS WORK.

A business meeting of the Eastlake
Baraca Glass was held In the Ushers'
Union room of the church last night
with President Deane presiding At
ter repeating the Lords Prayer. the
minutes OF the previous meetings
were read and approved. Three mem
bers we're admitted, they being HON.
er c. Day. John Mclean and William
c. Draper. The president appointed
a number Of committees as follows:
To secure speakers-David Biddle.
A. ]. McCleary, r. c. Deane
Music-Kennard Davis. Clarence
Keen, A. ]. McCleary, Harvey Gray.
Bylaws and printing-David +.
Biddle, Edward Highfield and Frank
Miller.
Social-Harry Williams, David
Short and w. c. Keen.
Sick and visiting-David Short,
Frank Miller. Earl c. West.
Athletics-W ID. Sparks, w. G.
Draper and W. c. Keen.
A plan was made to start a quot
league