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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
HUNGRY SOLDIERS RAID
ERIE BAKERY AND WAGONS

ERIE. ga. July II When the train
CARRYING the seventy lir,I New York
regiment 'u lN, border stopped here
day hundred. M lhc miliiamcn da,'rl
out and ,,fcd the content, ut q broad
wagon and the irw, from a vendor
ear, Then they rushed across the
street tu small bakery and rl'cl IT,
officer, and soldier, with uilc, ruur
rl up the food hunter, and huu ul
them back iu their poa,hc, alter com
rcllUg them tu pas Tor c,rf,thm ,
taken The soldier, complained ,ltr,
had uH' eaten ,r.r 10 o'DIu,k Ih"r
lly morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
JAMES |. HATED
USE OF TOBACCO
Called It LoathSome and
Harmful Custom. Damag-
ing to Brain.

LONDON "a custom losih,omc 10
the eve hateful Ia the nosr. harmful o.
the brain. danccrou, 10 the lungs. and
On the black. Shrinking tune thereof
nearest resembling the horrible Ntiriau
smoke ut the PIT that d, bpttpmlcs,"
So. un one occasion wfu'' lanes /
ot England. who hated smoking more
than he hated ANYTHING else which r.
.ill, the fact that Sw,rhumc the poet.
dctc,tcd tobacco ,u much that he ior
gave lam., ! tor being q kuavr q is
rant and c0warA hrrau," he ",lit the
throat ut that NJ kru,rd Raleigh who
invented 'hi, filthy smoking
Gladstone and William Penn hated
tobacco like poison. while Wellington
a|hummltcl smoking a. such q dcprc'
and wa, ,n annryrl hy the increase
oI cigar smoking among officer, ui
the army. that u the carly iprtic, he
issued d general order ESQ 577l which
contained 81 paragraph which would
have delighted the heart oi Jane, /
II ran thu,
The commander IN chiei has been
informed that the practice ct smoking.
hy The usc ui pipes. cigar, or ch,fool,.
has become prevalent among the uNi
Ger, n' the army. which %, not only in
itself D specie, ut iutuvrluou orrl
stoned los the tune, ut tobacco bat nm
druhlclly occasions, drinking aud ur
plug %, lhu, who acquire the habit "
Both Queen Victoria and the Prince
Cpusort dctc,lcd smoking ,u tobacco
va, taboo wherever the court wa, "On
the other hand mtut royal ladic, o,
Europe contemporaries. of Queen Vie.
,ori3 aud her ,uu. have had the rcpu
Iariuu 81 being confirmed smoker,
among them may hc named Carmen
SYLVIA the ruc,c,, Quscn ~ Rumau,a
the npviprf llrm ~ Russia m,
late Empires, ui Austria
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
WHICH LITTLE
BABY IS YOURS?
A Few Suggestions on What
Makes Infants
Happy.

One bah, Is unhappy anal eros. be.
Ju,c he
/, led at the family table
/, taken up Whenever ne me,
Is allowed 90 gn THIRSTY
], not kept clean and dry
j, taken lu the movie,
!, kept mp late
J., bounced up and down
!, bothered hy flies and mo,nwtoc,
!, gwen q paCiiict
Is doscd with medicine
Is tcaSed and made to show oil
Is NOT q fresh nir hahy
II is easier ~ keep lth, well thar
20 cure hmm when hr get, ,,,k
Another hlh, O., happy because hc
Wa, the right inud
lie has q bath every day anil Il, ..
ify and clean
liN meal, are served 900 time
sleep, alone iu % quiet cool place
II IS given pure cool water ,u drink
i, dressed according ,p the weather
!, protected from ll,r, and mo,uui
toes
is krr, ava, from SICK folk, and
crowd,
Doe, mot have go show ofi iur visit.
or,
Md nobody ki,,r, him on m,
mouth NOT even his mother
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
RAINY DAISIES
CRY WHOA! NOW
Club Succeeds TO Well in
Move for Short
Skirts.

NEW YORK The RAINY dai,lc,
,t, alto, ,,.,, ,c,,. ,; ,,,,,, h,,.
'''"nI'''h'N ''''i "n'''' ~ 'h''u'h'
ing women 10 wear shorter skirts. AZ"
uuN facing n ,crlou, rrublcm that oi
..rr,r,,, a.,r, ,,ow.r" ,,h,, .,r',
SOW ''''.' '' "'P 'h''n : peg w TWO.
~ zine "U' Nn'glc DAYS the Rainy Da'
,Irh 'rr official name oi the ofganiia
ton. h'' 90 weed ont a ic~ extremists
900 regard ~ skirt lengths Mrs \ NJ
Palmer who Tor twenty years has been
head OF the club believes ,he will re-
tire now and look back IN the bat.
Ne, She Won m rrscuing women from
me long SKIRT bondage rhcy formerly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
Vote Of Corrupt Practices
Measure Will Complete Pres
ident's Program.
ADJOURNMENT APPEARS
PROBABLE BY AUGUST 10
Republicans Promise Support
For Remaining Measures
In Senate.

WASHINGTON, July II - Demo-
cratic Leader kiichin reported TO Pres
ldcnt Wilson today that with the pass
age OF the corrupt practices bill, the
house will nave completed the entire
legislative program suggested to con-
gre>S by the president He asked II any
additional legislation wa desired and
Mr.. Wilson replied that he i, satisfied
with the work done By the house and
had no further recommendations.
Adjourn BY August 10.
MIR kitchin said a suggestion that
the house take a three day adjourn
men until the senate had caught up
with IT'S work had not met with gen
eral approval Because il was necessary
Ia stay IN session IN order TO receive
conference reports. Therefore, he said
the house would mark time by adjourn
ing from day TO day He estimated that
congress should be able to adjourn by
august 10
The legislative program suggested 10
congress which has been completed nv
house included the Philippine and por-
to Rlca bills, preparedness legislation.
the revenue Mississippi flood control
shipping. rural credits and conScfva-
ton bill,
Republicans Cooperate.
While Representative kitchin was AZ
the White House. Senator G%alllnger.
the minority leader. va announcing on
the floor that republican, OF that BODY
never contemplated a ilihu,tcr again,,
government shipping revenue or II
other legislation pending and that they
would cooperate with the democrat,
Ia complete TIE program aud adjourn.
he legislative program l. not in
our hands said Senator Gallinpcr. but
on whatever the majority concludes 10
lay before rs, It will find the minority
ready with good natured co. operation.
he minority Is ~ favor OF the child
labor. workmcn compensation and i'm
migration bills and hope they may be
passed
For Vocational Education.
VIII YOU support the vocational ed
ueation billl" asked Senator Hoke
smith OF Georgia.
YVES. that Is another good hill" said
senator GalliuLct
VIII you support constitutional
amendment Tor women Suiiragci" aSkd
senator Thomas
The senator from New Hampshire
VIII replied Senator Gallingef But
! eanno, speak with authority ior my
associates fcrardlro that measure"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
COTTON REPORT
CAUSES BUYING
Good Cables and Consumption
Figures Result in
Gain.

NEW ORLEANS, July Il Good cables
ana a favorable report on American mll
consumption hy the census bureau caused
moderate buying u cotton I'm the early
trading on this market today Han am
hour after the opening the most active
months were at an ahyauc, " to 9
points compared TO Thursdny's close.
Snort covering reports ,.rt spuurrs
we're calling cotton ana lul. tnut the
hurricane would STRIKE Ia, cotton belt
1lonE the Atlantic const caused Increased
luling nnd toward noon priu, v.r at
q net ris, NJ lI POINTS
l'Ih "i q tighter money wprh,t had an
u~niiNuinh,r influence 100 the afternoon.
~ 500 N" itruiug months we're 10 5
l'lniN down from the highest. but sim
were = to points above Iuufsut4 4. close
spot cotton STEADY and UNCHANGED
nHI"s on the spot .l,lI5, 10 arrive 65.
Good ordinary II Soc. strict good oril
ilhiN = ooc. low middling g. ,u.. strict
10" middliug o. Zoe. middlIug r. n,.
,lil,l mlddiing 10 g1c. good middIIug
I'o'r. strict good middling - 15c
Receipts l,Iii, stock IS. SUI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
CARELESS talk
CAUSES MISCHIEF
Most MISUNDERSTANDING Arc
Result OF Exaggerated
Reports.

The inability In give accurate de.
.rtiptipn, Is not iu b. counted a wee.
That Is a fault ifequcnil, due to i'm.
perfect development ui the power, Of
observation NJ NJ rms 1, should
be recognized a. such. and
taken 10 correct u by the cultivation
Ut such power, as will enable those VIII,
possess them To accurately report 4,
other, what the, have seen or WIN,
they have heard Mos, people re,pee,
ruth and desire to he truthful. bu, very
lev worship truth. a. they should. 4,
efforts Ia reach u in their intercourse
with their lcllowmen A., much ms.
chiei may he done in society hy A mere.
" c~atclcs, talkrt with a poor m,mot
who docs not intend IN DO ans harm AZ
a malignant liar who spreads ial,s
stories with the intcn, 10 deceive
Indeed, the majority ~ m,uund,,.
standings and animoS,i,e, tina, arise !,
the intercourse IT men may h, traced
10 exaggerated ~ misleading tepo,,, a
what ono has said about the other. /,
~ not 80 much wha, IL said a, m, m,r'
nef aud spirit Of the remark. ,ha, should
he conveyed. and one who i, inc,pabl,
ni correctly reporting the ,riri, Of
CONVERSATION should refrain from al.
tempting 10 convey II In ann,h,, III,
eSac, words may he reported in such ,
way " % convey a false impt,,,,r,
OF the spirit ot the remark ma, h, coz.
tet'lt given without the use VI IN, s,.
act word, W.
This fact i, clearly recognized h,
'hsiP LAWYERS. who. when m, ,,,,,.
mnny Is injurious tn them. will moi, Al.
low : witness tn give the ,ub,,anr, n
: conversation so as To convey , ,,.,
conception VI - spiti, bu, ,n,,,, ma,
me eNact words spoken. KNOWN, ina,
NJ ne ciiofi To give them the wi,n,s,
WI he very likely TO obscure or d,,,o,,
their meaning '''''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
SPECIAL STOCKS
RECORD GAINS
Speculation Continues to Gen.
ter Around Motors and
Equipments.

NEW YORK, July H. Speculation
continued 10 center around special stock,
To-Day particularly motors and equip
'n"nl'' many ~ which recorded gains
varying from substantial fractions to
more thhu a point At the outset. In
duslfinI Alcohol was again cratic. Yield.
ing : points but soon making fun rccoy.
cry Coppcrs were Inclined upward and
Inlted Sutts held firm with the more
prominent rails nud MoNIruus Trading
was lrhi and denoted further short cny
ctlug
I.'h.ut" r'IlNrI fo 70 degree ON th.
rr,a'If diminished dealings of IN. r,rI,
afternoon with rt'II,. uf fractions tu d
point IN leading aip.hs Nupln French
'7 were steadily iIquIdlt,d. however. M
recent loW levels
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
NECKLACE WORTH $4,000
THIEF SNATCHES DIAMOND

MONTREAL. Uu, lul, "a Ne, =.
Y Ihoma, wile II a New York hsrl
tr AMI new paprf uwncf vas robbed ni
a necklace worth Slsnn and a Larry,
sum IN cash he,s iuda, She said a
bas containing the valuable "a,
snaichcd b, a ;hiei after she had left
hsf hotel cot a stroll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
LIVERPOOL STATISTICS

LIVERPOOL. july lt W,rllt cotton
statistics Total forwarded 90 mills. o.
Nuu American. H1 .OWN stock ttg uIu
American 30. onn imports. ~ rHn. Amer
team. ~. uuU. exports. 'uu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
Provisions
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS cry. July a nrTTEIl
Creamery. Csc. hrsts, poe, seconds. .,c,
packing stock, 2llac EGGS Firsts, 20.
POULTRY Hens, ljc, roostrrs, re
NEW POTATOES STEADY oklahoma.
Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana Triumphs.
t'c Kay Valley Early Ohtos, steady, Toe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
81. lnuIs cAsn IMAM

81 Louis. iul, ~ WHEAT Ns g
ret ufv 81 1891 .fNu hlfi HuWiHtI
CONS SO q 1ss lsHU. Nn white
slBv OATS STEADY Sc fH So .
white. rUHninHf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14

W J Trench Of Men,one. Cal. A.,
yeat ago left his ovetalis hanging a.,
a peg In one pocket va, a valu,b,s
sey With a string attached 10 Il, Wh..
NJ Trench returned he found HI, over.
,ll'. bu, NO key lie has Jus, iomi
the string and N. W., IN a wt,n'. :
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14

ST LOUIS, July II POULTRY
Strrdy, chickens. l5c; springs, &c, tlr-
k,ys. l2W2oc ducks, re, geese, lic
HITTER Creamery 27lhH2Sc. nrsts.
Pc. EGGS IImljigc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
,MlNnn nMMN ~ rnnNl.lnN.
kANsAs CIfv 80 onAIA

KANSAS cry. luI, ft WHEAT So
2 haiti 81 nsulit. Sec st.I tuanf ie
cons Nu 2 MIXED Bnl Sea white,
49,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
PEW ntnie, Pal

LIMA Peru July Al va, stated
hete official, to-day tina, ,htt, s,,
10 truth N the rspot, ,ha, Peru and
venezuela have concluded ,,r,.,
agreement with the cbiec, o, taking
vast tract, Of land. the po.,,,,,cn ~
which they dispute with Colomh,, ,,J
Ecuador
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
Money and Metals
AND sPELreR.

NEW YORK. july II LEAD offered
o ~ Sp"licf, '1sS spot. last So Lou
delivery y At London. lead RS. .s.
p"ltrr ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
SUGAR

Nl.W YORK. July II RAW SUGAR.
steady. centrifugal. b 800, moiussra,
. n.. refined. y'.Tdy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14

900 70 uu g. 1910 40
HOGS A slight reaction was staged
again IN this division TODAY. most west
'fu WuthrtH closing hn zoe lower LOCALS
r. Nit. generally u nickel lower M spots.
200 Receipts io'ulrd g. N0 head NJ which
sryrfll hundred were stuukrts Ton wnr
s. sH fur several loads NJ flr butchers
vhiio me luit sold s. %. and up
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14

WASHINGTON, July IA 1t be-
came known that the canoe in which
Postmaster General BurlcSon and a
party Of official, from hi, department
were fishing overturned IN the Potomac
rapids last Sunday They were rescued
after being swept downstream a short
distance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
CATTLE PRICES
UP, HOGS DOWN
Beefy Supply Of Steers Moved
Quickly: Reaction Staged
In Pork Division.
TooAY'S RECEIPTS

80" f. '.'.
greeted packer buyers i'm this division to-
day An told around $50 head made up
the Friday run, bulk being rrl,ss"rs com
ing from the southern part ~ the state.
II was a short session. steady to zoe nigh
o. prices moving the crop during IN"
early hours A. usual strictly good eat
tie were an absolute scarcity. Medium
10 commuu and pretty tir grass fed.
made ny the ayllHhl" supply Several
loads Of 70 quality Kind. carrying pretty
bulk ~ the steer trading ranged So 20
aud up Butcher trading WAS over boz u
hurry, q few lotds Of jackpot cows and
hcifcrB selling NUOnl 50 StOcker trad
ing WAS slow and mostly steady Bula
Of the 500 hcnd " calves WIS ON direct
billing Trading ON the on. market sup.
ply was strady. $500 being the early top
Closing Quotations
Prices ~ the various grades ~ cattle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14

Prices ~ the various grades ~ 'attl
are approximately ne fuli.ws
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
nrrm>r>r,rnr c,rrLr SANS.

Nnti,r Steers
n Nf Tr SO. ~ rr SO W. lF
= .IlGi In O.. loir $50 = HNf 100
1910 90 go q 90
Nat,r itrifrr
$50 90 ... 600 o. $50 t
1. $40 80
NatiNr t1Ws.
i..iOss 40 $50 10 O. 1860 90
80
Naii,r Uulls.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-04
COL PURCELL LEAVES
HIS ESTATE In TRUST

The will Of Colonel John B. Pur-
cell was probated in Chancery Court
yesterday, with Thomas w. Purcell,
son of the testator, as executor. The
estate is valued at 100000. All Of
the real and personal property is left
in trust to the son to be used for the
benefit of the widow during the term
of her life. At her death the estate
Is to be divided equally between the
-four surviving children-Thomas W.,
Martha Webb, Louise Garrett and
Anna Brooke Purcell The will is
wholly In the handwriting of the tes-
tator. The estate includes several
small life insurance policies. which
are bequeathed In fee simple to the
widow.
Other qualifications were: Betty
Morrison, administrator of F. P. Nor
rison; estate small. e. w. Mosby. ex
ecutor OF the estate of Elizabeth r.
Mosby; estate small. Mildred Inez
McCune. Administrative of the estate
of Samuel w. McCune; estate $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-04
Q11ICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
|Woant1ons hy Miller 4 Co., Members
Chlcaro Hesrd q 3rnis.,

DOoant1ons ny Miller 4 Co.. Members
Chlcaro Eesrd a 1TnisA
4 Ch1cAxo. Oct 3---Wheat reached a
|ow high level for the crop today
n tie December delivery. while May
1oca4ded in touching the other high
40QG Profit taking sales caused
nnA reaction from the best levels.
RI the closing figures represented
ea1ces of "a IA for the day.
nAh wheat did not follow the flu
40 10 the full extent and local salea
9O 9iven as 10000 bushels. Corn
Xnnced To substantially higher lev
though 1t failed 10 hold best
eoa. Resting spots showed gains
1~1c6 3-4c.
&9tw OF 1850 bushels Of corn
10 reported. including 900. 600 bush
~ export.
&0nAD ranged higher and closed with
II eA4ns of 1-4cG 3-Sc. Heavy pur-
uno by a leading elevator concern
ri - early feature. but later the
x4Eots met with considerable hedg-
19nG1ure. There was quite little
1169 Of December and selling Of
soa4D IN exchange by cash houses
lEDN1Gions broke under free selling
AomaM. who were influenced by a
kAor sharp decline on hog values
~ big receipts. but met with good
fU4nks near the finish and closed
xhor Tor some months
&Sfs s4s4s Dp2n. High. Low. Close.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-04

Fletcher of trying to throw the
game. Benton says:
'All I said was Why in hell don't
you throw the ball right, which Is
what / would say. and have said. I'M
der similar circumstances any time.
never had the slightest thought of
accusing him of anything, and we just
got mad and fused q little"
McGraw and Ebbets Enemies.
Those who profess to see something
wrong in the game as 1t was played
today, point to the fact that Mar
guard. Meyers and Merkle are former
members Of the Giants who will profit
by the worlds series, and that Lew
McCarty, former member of the
Dodgers, is now Giant. McCarty.
however. has not played in this series.
or the other three, only Merkle was
ever very popular with the few play
ers of his time now remaining with
the Giants. In other days, McGraw
and Robinson were closely associated,
but OF late there has been quite a
GOODNESS between them. according to
persons who ought to know.
1t Is a matter OF common knowl-
edge in baseball circles that .McGraw
and Charles H. Ebbets. president of
the Brooklyn club. have long been
enemies, the feud dating back many
years. The fact that New York and
Brooklyn are identical in civic inter
est has been brought up in other cities
as a potential factor in the final meet
ing OF the clubs, but when It comes to
baseball the boroughs are as wide
apart as the poles.
'Wise" Money Looks Foolish.
A big chunk OF Bo-called wise
money was bet on the Giants to finish
third. A big chunk OF the same kind
Of money was bet ON them to win to-
day. the talent" believing that they
would surely show reversal OF the
form OF Monday. Arnold Rothstein.
one Of the biggest betters in America,
had load of money on the Giants
TO win today.
The general inference that is bound
to be taken from McGraw's remarks
Is that his men were playing indiffer-
emily today, and the result Is the
biggest baseball tcommotion since
1908. when scandal developed over
what was alleged to have been an at
tempt to bride the umpires in the
famous play-off game between New
York and Chicago.
Many years ago the greatest scan
dial in the history of the game result
ed in the expulsion from baseball for
life Of three Louisville ball players.
on the charge Of setting out 10 ganab-
lsfA and that - shs only tauaA &,aAt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-04

] GTOCKs PICKED Up

XOrk. Oct. S.-AlthouEh the
1Darket was irregular today. &;
s4he million share mark ana
@DeW high record was made Gen
IN fokors was the record breaker.
~ VAS specislties of that class
0lAttnguished themselves. New
AIR Brake came within few
N.0o4 Its high record OF last year.
- preferred International Pa
aorto Rican Sugar and owens
~ made large gains % standard
Q pnton Pacific was favored, with
MYork Central running close to
~ the big thing in the market was
[NSAw United States steel held IN
t 4Aca Of strenuous attempts 70
II. IT was attacked twice by
daring operator. who lost on both
[n116us. The public bought on every
1aon and the banking interests
= tack the stock. So lively was the
~ that Steel furnished one-fourth
SA1t the business done on the ex-
axe.
Cnneelled STOP I.oss Orders.
tokers reported that many custo-
- had cancelled stop loss of profit
Mefp that had been making 80 much
S9hle. This alone improved the tech
~ scpndition of the market, Fun
oenfAls have never ceased to be
|1iG. 1t was only the technical con-
46Af that made the irregularity of
&NtdAy and this week possible, on
Bc3Ea are being picked up rot only
~ 1ha curb, bat on the exchange,
kNNngh with caution.
Z@xfcan Petroleum is in a queer
e5oE. Everybody admits that II is
l8uE tar beneath ttE true value Hs
1HnRed with other oil stocks. but
~3FAders arc afraid Of Mexican de-
ppments. In the meantime the
[HpAny IL growing stronger intrinst-
yxs The Pan-American Company,
wGh BcOntroIs IL, today leased the
1oAva ecventy thousand barrel tank
which will be put into immediate
<N1oA carrying oil out OF Tampico
N1 this ship will increase profits
4he mbination about $4,000
1fAt least. There is limitless sup
n ~ oil In Mexico. and lmmoasur-
~ aafkct for 1t In the United States
oo1AAe. big news on Mexican Petro-
- % liable to become public at any
~ Tor the company is still in the
Lt410pment stage In regard to the
HAandIzing of oil.
10Dle holding drug stocks. powder
R41 and few high-class special
IRE becoming FESTIVE because OF
xE4AActivity OF their securities. The
XM9M drug shares are so heavy is that
- geommissions are small as a rule.
5G<1y after the war began a notice
~ tosued by German importing
- doubling the wholesale price OF
y thousand medical preparations. The
1T stores are charging record high
1eoa for prescription. but even Al
~ are operating on slender mar
A4ls sprofit. The reason the high
- 1eciaities are neglected is thai
4pkNFs pdo not want TO carry them OF
t991n because they tie UP too much
D9tM1 and the spectators are going
- active Issues at lower prices.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-04
HENRY FORD PAYS
VISIT TO WILSON

Asbury Park. n. j., Oct. 3.-Presi-
dent Wilson will get the vote and the
moral support Of Henry Ford for re-
election, but not one cent Of the
pacificists great fortune will be con-
tributed to the Democratic campaign
FUND. r.
Mr. Ford made this announcement
here Monday. after spending three
hours with Mr.. Wilson at Shadow
Lawn. He said:
II enjoyed my visit with the Presi-
dent immensely and / intend to vote
for him. If the people of tie United
States are sane, he will be reelected"
do you intend to aid the cam
paign financially" was asked.
Not one cent" answered Mr.. Ford
decisively. II do not believe in cam
paign funds. The once should seek
the man. and not the man the ONCE"
"Will you make any campaign
speeches
Il am not speechmaker. but /
will do what I can In my own way
TO aid in the re-AIsction OF Mr.. Will
son. ] am intereeteA only In that"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-04

lative sources that characterized Mon
days big jump. First prices were
points higher to points lower, near
months having better support than
late positions, rs there was some
Southern selling Of the latter.
The failure OF Southern offerings to
become heavier evidently had an ef-
feet and with offerings small the mar
ket shot upward. January touching
1924 on a comparative small total
of business
Offerings OF long stuff continued
later in the day. and a setback was
noted of 6 to IS points The close
was steady.
Ports today were 26,ae6 bales. COM
pared with 60.6s3 bales last week and
co 43l bales last year. Exports for
the day were 20. 963 bales. including
lg.e64 10 Great Britain.