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Happenings at Washington
Aerie of Eagles.

The entertainment committee met Mon
day evening, and January IS was selected
as the date on which they will hold the
next oyster roast. Chairman Luther B.
Hayes requests every member OF this
committee TO be present at the next meet
ing, as matters of much Importance will
be taken up.
During the past week the following out-f
of-town members were visitors at the
home: Philip NauclSmsn, Norfolk, Va:
Thomas ]. Jones, Philadelphia. Pa:
Charles G. Gilman. Reading. Pa.:-Yalter
X. Brooks. Lansing, Mich; Victor Rec
side, Pittsburgh. Pa, and Arthur 4.
Knowles, Chester, Pa
The members of this Aerie have or
ganized a club to be known as the
'Sightseers," and II Is their intention to
attend the exposition at San Francisco
the latter part of June. George Gayer
has been appointed treasurer OF the club
and members who anticipate taking the
trip will be given all information by
Brother Gaver.- The members will travel
in their special car and will be accom-
panied by the Eagle Band.
Worthy President W. E CoHen is able
to be among the members AGAIN. having
fully recovered from his recent illness.
Brother Richard l.. Edwards, who has
been connected with church work at
BrightwOod for some time, assumed the
Fole Of Santa Claus at his Sunday school
Entertainments last Friday evening, and
delighted a large number of Riddles"
Brother Gene Taylor is at work on his
latest book. entitled THE New Store
keeper. and says that he hopes to have
it completed In the near future.
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sisted by picked staff from that lodge.
The sad announcement was made of
the death of Brother Charles p. Sam
ple's father at indianapolis. Ind. on
December %. Local visitors were Sis
t,rs NOlland and Stroble. of Naomi
Lodge, No. l, and Grand Chaplain
Petty. Those from abroad were. Edith
Conn, GrOveport, Ohio, and .Arabella
Riggles, Holland. Mich.
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Notes of the Maccabee Tents.
Calendar.

January 4-Natioual Tent. No. l. old Mssouie
Temple. Ninth and 2 strests installation: Ana
costa Tent, No. :. Masonic Hall. AnaeUstia, IN
HtaliatiOn.
January 5-Mcunt Vernon Tent. No 1 MaSruic
Temple. Eighth and streets northeast. instzlls-
tion: BrightwOod Tent No. 5. Maecabee Hall.
Bhshtwood: Metropolitan Tent No. L. hall. Fifth
and G streets northwest, installation.
January T-GeorsetoEn Tsnt No. 6. Bark Hall,
CONTINUED on PAGE NINE
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Lebanon Lodge Hears Lecture.

Lebanon Lodge at its last meeting held
Il short business session. after which the
doors were thrown open to the ladies and
their friends to enjoy a lecture by the
Rev Bro Lewis Z. Purdum, which was
profusely illustrated with beautiful views
collected by him on his recent trip to the
Holy Land. The quartet OF the lodge
furnished several selections during the
evening The ladies were welcomed by
the master. NJ. b. Yerger, who an
nounced that he expected to have the
ladies present on numerous occasions
during the year. At the conclusion of
the lecture refreshments were served and
an informal daRsant closed the evening.
The master has called a special meet
ing of the lodge for January Is. at 6
o'clock D. m. when tho F. c. degree will
he conferred. Al the stated communiCa-
ton on the same evening the E. A. de-
gree will be conferred.
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Knights of Pythias Events.
Calendar.

January +-Equsl. No. q; Amaranth. No. Is;
Century. No %, installation.
January 5-Webster. No. :; Hermione No. Il;
Excelsior. No. II; Capital, No. Il; MYRTLE No. ),
installation.
January 6-Monnt Vernon. No. s; Union, No. 2.
installation.
January T-Frnnkliu. No. =, installation
January s-Syrsclsans. No. lo; RSthbone-Su-
pcriGr, No. -. installation.
pNTHIAN SISTERS.
January C-Frieidship Temple No. g. business.
January S-RathbUnc Templc No g. business
MILITARY DEPARTMENT
January ~. I. ColdweIl Company No :, in
stalatiOn.
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Mount Pleasant Lodge COnfers In
itiatOry Degree.

Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. %. held a
splendidly attended session last Tuesday
evening. A picked degree staff from
Federal City Lodge. No. %. conferred the
initiatOry degree upon ten applicants in
a very creditable manner Grand Master
Frank +. Rapp. Deputy Grand Master
William J. Rich. Grand Representative
+. W. BradsfOrd and several other
Grand Lodge officers were present to
lend enCoura cement to the efforts OF the
new lodge. Plans were perfected for de-
gree work January and February. The
next session Of the lodge will he January
L. when the newly elected officers will
he installed by Past Grand Master John
II. Wood, assisted by n corps of past
grands from Federal City Lodge. No. ~
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PythIan Dramatic Club to Meet.

This afternoon at $3.50 the first reg
ular meeting of the Pythian Dramatic
Club will be held in the chancellor's
room in Pythian Temple. The bylaws
committee will report, and ways and
means discussed for holding the first
public entertainment by the club. Dur
ing the past two weeks. w. Z. Den
finger, president of the club, has asked
the various lodges in this domain to
have its members attend this meeting
today. A large gathering is anticipat-
ed.
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Tribal DOings Of Red Men.

Great chief OF Records ]. B. Altman.
OF this reservation. has made public to
the membership OF the tribes OF thf
Red Men a report and appeal, telling Of
the wonderful success that has come to
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Washington Lodge Elects Officers.

Washington Lodge, No. s, held a we'll
attended session last Tuesday evening
The following officers were elected for
The next term OF six months: Noble
grand, William = Grim; vice grand,
Howell e. Franklin; recording secretary,
d. NJ. Greene; financial secretary. Will
lam J. Hope; treasurer, Alfred H.
Noakes. The officers will be installed
next Tuesday evening by Past Grand :.
NJ. England and past grands from Salem
Lodge, No. -. Others elected were: Rep
rescntative to board Of trustees. J. o. O.
F. Hall, William J. Hope; to Library As
sOciation, K. c. Suddarth; 10 l. o. o. +.
Home Association, Spencer L Briar; to
The general relief committee. William J.
Hope; representatives to the Grand
Lodge. William J. Hope. Daniel NJ
Greene, Alfred II. NOakes. Fred r.
Waterholter and II. F. Wiley.
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J. t. COIdwen Company TO Install
Officers.

The oflicers-elect of J. T. Coldwell Com
pany, No. :, Military Department, will
he installed at the regular assembly Of
the company TO be held next THURSDAY
evening. An invitation has been extended
to the sister company. Washington, No.
!, to be present on this occasion.
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Plans Completed for Rebeknh As

Arrangements are being completed for
the installation of the Rebekah Assem-
bly, January l. in the auditorium of Odd
Fellows Hall All past noble grands and
past grands, members of the Rebekah
lodges, are eligible to attend and enter
into the election of the officers and par
ticipate in the legislative business. It is
hoped that there will be a large attend
ance of the members from the seven
Rcbekah lodges
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knights of Khorrns.an to Install
o GERS.

Monday evening. January IL. the i'm
stallation of officers will occur in the
Dramatic Order OF Knights of Khor-
raSsan. Details will be discussed in
connection with the ceremonial to take
place February 16. A large class is
expected for this occasion, and every
effort is being made by the committee
to make the affair a success.
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Esther Reb-Lahs to Entertain
visitors.

Esther Rebekah Lodge elected the
following officers last Monday night for
the ensuing term: Noble grand. Amy
Glossbrenner; vice grand. Sarah Darl-
ing; recording secretary. Mary Pol
lock: financial secretary. Marion Gel
man; treasurer, Linnie Keiser: degree
director. Charles p. Sample.
The secretary was instructed to in
vite all Rebekah lodges in the District
of Columbia. also Esther Lodge, Of
Hyattsville. Nd. TO the installation OF
ofieers January IL. On this occasion
Miss Annie Grigsby, of Miriam Lodge.
40. G. will act as installing officer. as
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Degree Of PocahOntas.

Idaho Council met Friday night a
Northeast Temple. Twelfth street north
east. COMMITTEES rsDorts were aetst
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Annette Emory Heads DOrcaS Re-
beknhs,

At the last session of Dorcas Rebekah
Lodge, No. t. the following officers were
elected: Noble grand. Annette Emory:
vice grand, Mary Zeigler; recording sec
retary, Elizabeth Carter; financial secre-
tary, Mary NJ. Dement,. and treasurer.
Abbie NJ. Gates. Grand Warden William
]. Hope was continued as degree director
The newly elected officers will be in
stalled next Friday evening jointly with
the officers of Federal City Lodge, No
90. publicly. the work being done by the
grand master and his Grand Lodge Off
GERS. All members of the order are cor
daily invited to attend the installation
exercises
1t is with regret that the grand secre-
tary is Obliged to report Past Grand p.
ii. Leary as still confined to his room,
due to an injury to his left foot. All
branches of the order miss his presence,
and the members wish him a happier
new year and a speedy recovery from
his affiiction.
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alexander Grant Elected Grand
Master.

Master.
Alexander Grant, who was elected
Grand master of Masons of the District
Of Columbia last Monday night, was born
n Monroe, Mich, February 16, 1855.
Since 1888 he has been almost a continu-
GUS resident of Washington. From the
position of clerk in his home postofhce
he won recognition and was promoted
through various offices until he became
eneral superintendent of the Railway
Mail Service March !. 1907. He is now
superintendent of the third division, with
offices in Washington.
The new grand master was made
master Mason in 2. r. French Lodge,
No 15 F. A. A. NJ, February 8, 1925, and
became its worshipful master in 1899
He became a Royal Arch Mason in Co
Iumbia Chapter, No. l. r. A. NJ, May
. 1894 and was its high priest in 1901;
a Knight Templar in Columbia Com
Tnandery, No. ., K. T., June 10, 1894, and
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Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.
LODGES.

LODGES.
January +Potomac, No 5; B. B. French, No Is;
Auacostia, n. a; PsntalphA. No. g. z A; Mount
Pleasant. No. 3.
Jznuary 5-Nstional, No. L; ArminiuS. No ..
5usinessi N. NJ Parker. Nc. 2; King David
No =
January S-washinEton Centennial, No. Il social:
osiris No. Is; King Solomon, No. 81, NJ NJ; East
liate, No a.
January NAVAL, No. &: Hiram, No 10; La
ayctte. No q; William L. Singleton, No. %.
January s-St Johns. No. IL; Hope, No. %.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS
January 5-LG Fayette, No S; Washington Naval
Nc. 6.
January 6-cOimbia. No. l; BnshtwOod. No. ..
'isitatIon.
January s-EureE.. No. 4; Capitol, No. IL. 'iEi-
tatiou.
January 4-Orient, No. S.
January 6-Pot0mao. No =
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE
January 5-Mfthrss Lodge Of Perfection, No. !,
short session; Robert de Bruce Council Knights
kudush, No l. twentieth deEree.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
January Ruth No. l.
January 5-MiZTah, No. 5.
January 6-ArGG1e, No. To-
January Esther, No :
January s-Takoma. No. L; Cathedral. No. y; ST.
Johns Lodge, No. g.
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Yelled Prophet. Nominate omcer..

KalIipoIis Grotto, No. Is. NJ. o. V. P.
Tuesday evening in Chamber OF Com
to be elected and installed January 2S,
WERE nominated as follows:
Monarch, z. w. Libbey; chief Justice,
George H. Emmons, jr., and Castleman
P Boss; master of ceremonies, Israel
S. Goldsmith; treasurer. Joseph H. Cur
ran; secretary, Horace J. Simmons and
Fielder /. Hunter; sentinel, William
Schoenberger and Alexander Schmid {;
trustees. Edward S. Schmid, Peter Lat
terner, and John H. Shreve.
After the routine business was dis
posed of a memorial service for de-
ceased prophets was held. A wreath,
draped with the mourning colors of
the grotto, was placed on a broken
column as the list of deceased members
was read. after which the Grotto Glee
Club sang Nearer My God to Thee"
Monarch P. r. Pullman delivered a
short address and introduced the prin-
cipal speaker of the evening, Rev. Hugh
T. Stevenson. a member of Mekanna
Grotto of Hamilton, ". Y, who deliver
ed an address appropriate to the oc-
casion.
Long 1 Grotto. No. A. of Brooklyn.
n. Y, held a business session. pre-
ceded by a band concert. December 30.
Zem Zem Grotto, of Jersey City, N.
J., gave a Christmas tree festival De-
cember 26.
Omar Grotto. OF Boston, Mass. held
a Ladies' Night" entertainment De-
cember IS.
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DOINGS IN FRATERNAL CIRCLES

A fine program in charge OF Sister
Georgia Brooks was rendered as follows:
Song, Brother James ID. Rowen; dance
Cameron and Margaret Burton, pupils Of
Miss Kirby; vocal solo, Miss Ada Arun-
del; recitation, Miss Eugenia Stephen
son; dance, Thelma Leatherman, pupil
OF Miss Kirby; vocal solo, Mrs. IsdelI;
dance, Jameiro V. Brooks, pupil Of Miss
Hawke; reading, Mrs. Margaret CARL;
song, Miss Ada T. Arundel.
The party left the home about n. m.
satisfied that the committee had been
the means of giving the home family
very pleasant afternoon.
b. b. French Lodge to Confer
r. A. Degree.
Benjamin +. French Lodge, No. L..
+. A. A. NJ, will have the Entered Ap-
prentice's degree, Monday, January 1.
Notes of Scottish Rite bodies.
Robert du Bruce Council, Knights Ka-
dosh, Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite, will confer the twentieth degree
master OF all symbolic lodges, Tuesday
evening, January :. with the following
members taking part: Horace =. McIn-
tOsh, thirty-seCond degree h. c. c. H.,
EllwOOd p. Morcy, thirty-second degree
X. c. c. H.; Allen Bussius, thirty-th
degree; Hon. William l.. Boyden, thirty
third degree, Hon; John II. Won Herr
mann, thirty-secOnd degree. X. c. c. IL;
Olaf SaUgstad, thirty-second degree;
William Tayloe Snyder. thirty-second de-
gree. X. c. c. H.; Wisdom d. Brown,
thirty-second degree; Charles G. +. Toep-
per, thirty-second degree, X. c. c. H.,
and John Wilson, thirty-third degree.
honorary.
Hithras Lodge of Perfection will holo
a short session for the transaction OF
routine business the same evening.
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for either Hair or BeAro.
arritorisua, eeosonlsll pro1uct, FsAahia
ar, surn, staple. qntrt. Sold fsr 30 years u
tho1aanda = ho Htin prsias and recslunsnd Ia
anf hairaresserS eonnrm- ShAmpoclng - ear-
i1g win hot iron has 10 sdsoi en solsr ofru1 sG
ceiofs Al Shades 70 deepest black me aatnrA
} vlthout siaining Ittu. keershair baaati inlan1
son- Easily applied, oaee . nuatA- trial ui1
eo1yires a1d risaHs you- Beware ofinitnfarz-
SOLD y drugrlsts o. direct fn0m as by mail 10
yeur addrezE Trial aise. e9r. frsbls sim, q N
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large measure to the magnificent show
ing made by this lodge in the gain in
membership, they showing the largest
gain OF any lodge in the domain, and on
this occasion, the charm will be pre-
sented to the winner
Large delegations will be present from
all of the sister lodges in this domain.
and also from Oriental Lodge, No. 6, of
Alexandria, Va. and Laurel Lodge, No.
-, of Laurel, Md.
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"aaress MAYOR WALNuT-oIL CO.,
pspt Hssa lsiT EIsaaufs, nnisI eliy n. ia
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Past Grand Chancellor SteRrmnn to
OmcIatc.

Tomorrow evening. Past Grand Chan
cellor Mark Stearman. and Grand Mas
J. b. Dickman will form
ally install the new officers for the
coming year in Century Lodge. No. 30.
Many OF the Grand Lodge officers will
be in attendance.
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GENERAL RELIEF BUREAU.
January s-Monthly meeting
All Lodges start Year with New
officers.

With the beginning of the new year,
great activity is being manifested
throughout the domain. The order will
show a handsome gain in membership
for the year just closed. and all energy
in the several subordinate lodges will be
directed toward making a grand effort to
make the year 1915 one long to be re-
membered in Pythian annals.
With the beginning of the week. all of
the lodges will begin the years work
under the guidance of newly elected Off
GERS, the ceremonies of installation being
conducted in each with elaborate pro-
grams.
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SyracusIans Lodge to Initiate
Large Glass.

On next Friday evening Syracrusians
Lodge, No. 10, will meet at I o'clock in
order TO transact the routine business of
the lodge and confer the rs<S of knight
upon a large class of their own candi-
dates in amplified form. At the conclu-
sion of the ritualistic work the newly
elected officers OF the lodge will be In
stalled by Grand Chancellor n. NJ. Van
dervort and his corps of Grand Lodge
officers.
It Is planned by the entertainment COM
mittee. composed of " NJ. Fookes, John
H. Davis, and S. w. wolfsheirner jr.,
to have the installation ceremonies of a
semi-public nature, the doors being
opened to the male friends of the menu
bers of the order, and the ceremonies
will be interspersed with entertaining
features under the auspices of the enter
tainment committee.
At a convention of the lodge held early
in the fan Supreme Representative Albert
Kahlert and II. L. Morris offered to
donate handsome Pythian charm as n
prize to the member bringing IN the most
members by the close of the year.
"a 81 mig ETsHc
This offer has been great incentive
among the members Of the lodge for
rnupr-od acfix-fftr .nd haH reaulfad q q
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Third Degree Conferred by East
ern Lodge.


Eastern Lodge. No. Z, was well at
tended last Wednesday evening. The
third degree was conferred in the usual
excellent manner of this lodge The fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve dur
ing the coming six months: Thomas II.
Green, noble grand; Roy o. Fitch. vice
grand; Samuel E. Boyce, recording sec
retary; William J. Rich, financial secre-
tary. Past Grand Thomas ]. Kelly was
elected to serve on the board of trustees,
Odd Fellows Hall. The following mem
bers were elected representatives to the
Grand Lodge: J. T. Petty, P. G. M. and
=. G. r.; Samuel L. Boyce, William J.
Rich, d. G. NJ; James l.. Whiteside,
John Schweitzer, George b. Johnston,
Harry L. Andersen and Thomas ]. Kelly
The officers-elect will be installed next
Wednesday evening in connection with
the officers-elect of Harmony Lodge, No. 9.
by Grand Warden William ]. Hope. aided
by past grands from Washington Lodge,
No. 6.
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Webster Lodge to Confer Rank of
knight.

Webster Lodge. No. :. held a very in
teresting meeting at its last convention
when the election of officers for the COM
ing year was held. The lodge will confer
the rank of knight January u.
Excelsior Lodge, No. u, conferred the
rank of night upon a class of three at
its convention of last Tuesday evening.
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Library Association Elect. omcer.

Monday evening the Odd Fellows Ii
brary Association held its regular quar-
terly session, and the following officers
were elected for the year 1915: Frank ID.
Seiffert, president; Harry w. Selah, vice
president; Henrietta Werner, secretary
and librarian; Roberta f. Volland, treas
urer. Tho library is open for the issuing
of books every evening except Saturday
from to o'clock. All members of the
order are invited to visit the library.
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Bethlehem Chapter, o. e. s., Visits
Masonic Home.

A most enjoyable trip to the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home was made by
Bethlehem Chapter. No. :, o. z. s., on
Wednesday, December 80. About fifty
persons left the new Northeast Temple
in a motor truck, chaperoned by Brother
James Rowen. Sister Carl vas in charge
of the refreshments and was assisted by
splendid committee. Candy, grapes,
nuts, and all the nice things pertaining
TO Christmas were given the home family
after which ice cream, cake and coffee
we're served 10 alt
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Seneca Tribe held a very interesting
meeting on Friday night at Bank Build
Ing, SIS Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
The chiefs were all present and officers
were elected.
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Mineola Tribe met Friday night at Ma
sonic Temple Anacostia. ID. c. An en-
tertainment was given. The new officers
OF the tribe viii be Installed next FRI
day night
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Osceola Tribe met Wednesday night at
Masonic Temple. Tennallytown, d. c.
The attendance was quite large and Of
ficers We're elected.
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Red Wing Tribe met at Painters Hall
Monday night. George G. Lanahan was
initiated and officers were elected
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MAYoR,s WALNUT-0l

CONTINUED or PAGE NINE.
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Worthy President W. E CoWen is able
to be among the members again, having
fully recovered from his recent illness.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17
STOCKS HALTED BY
WAR SPEC|MTIES
Severe ReversaIs Mark Brief
Weekend Session of Market,
Setback Attributed to Belief
Rise of Volatile Issues
Should Stop; CfucibIe Steel
Weakest
Hy the Associated Press)

New York. Aug. 14.-Severe reyersals in
some of the war specialtieS marked today's
brief session of the stock market. The
setback was attributed to a variety of
causes. but more likely it resulted from
the fast growing belief that the time had
come for Il halt in further rise of these
volatile issues.
Crucible Steel was the weakest feature.
recording Il maximum loss of s points.
WHY'S Overland. Bethlehem Steel and Al
IiS-ChalmerS fell from 1 to Il points, but
regained much of their loss later. Beth
lehem Steel preferred. on a single sale
just before the close. lost II points.
The movement was not all in the one
direction, however. Studebaker ascending
to the new high price of 100, an overnight
gain of "a. Other points of strength in
Guided Pacific Mail. and American Wooden
common and preferred.
Railroads were irregular until toward
the end of the session. when Reading re-
covered from its early heavineSS, carrying
others in the same class to higher levels.
Lower rates for exchange on London and
Paris were quoted and the foreign eX-
change market was utterly demoraliZed.
The bauk statement fulfilled popular eS-
Inmates. actual demand deposits increasing
over :O.000.O90. with n sd 100000 increase
of reserve, these items being an obvious
reflection of the weeks heavy gold i'm
ports.
The bond market manifested an easier
tendency on nominal dealings. Total sales
par value. amounted to $1.32O.OO0
United States cOupon As declined u pei
cent. and Panama 3S 4 per cent on the
call during the week. Other government
issues advanced " to - per cent.
VIEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17
NEW RLEAN COTTON.
(By the Associated Press


New Orleans, La, Aug. 14.-Little atten-
ton was paid to bullish features today in
the cotton market and enough selling dew
eloped to hold prices under the level Of
yesterdays close. AT the lowest prices
were ! to 7 points down. Toward the
end OF the session. shorts brought covers
and the close was steady at a net loss Of
i to > points.
Cables were better than due. but they
did not help opening prices. which were a
point OF on the near months. The bullish
consumption figures from the census bu-
reau failed to stimulate support and the
approach of the tropical storm nearer to
the cotton belt did not encourage buying.
Feeling was bearish over the export and
foreign exchange situation and because
OF the growing conviction that England
shortly would put cotton on the contra
band list.
Selling undoubtedly was held in check
ny bullish influences, but at no time did
the market develop any buying power.
Weather conditions over the belt were con
sidered favorable because of scattered
showers.
Cotton futures closed steady at a de-
cline of 1 to , points. Close: Oct. 9.15
Dec. 942: Jan. 9.5; March 9.7S: May 9.9S,
Spot cotton quiet unchanged. Sales on
the spot 100. to arrive 1875. Middling
69l.