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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Atlantic Rennlng Company resulaT 0f s. per
August 10 -.
Continental Oil Company. regular quarterly
Of So. payable 10 stock Of record August 20.
GENERAL Electric Company, regular quarterly
- D ner cent. payable October II 70 stock OF
record September ID
i Midwest OIL Company, dividend OF per cent
an preferred payable September 20.
Consamers Comeany rssular senliannual Of
ord AuEazt ~,
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DECLINE in SUGAR Futures

NEW YORK, Aug. 1..-Sugar futures
his morning opened generally unchanged to
decline Of 3 points on first sales, which
otaled 500 tons. The market acted heavy
md there were numerous selling orders in
he ring from scattered sources, which over
hadowed the support from Wall street and
cuban interests.
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PROPOSALS.


WILLIAM STEELE 4 SONS CO.. 1900 ARgI.
st., have plans and specidcations posted sor
manufacturing buildings and power planf fSr
5. =; B. w, Elelsher g Be erected al TEen.
sent to S. B. 4 b. ", Fleisher Co, Main ~ : ~ ~
Rector sts., Manayunk, not later than Ansi ~
l6, 1915, for the attention. Of MI
FielsheE, Proposals Will BE- reeeiVed on the fsl
lowing lines OF work - a"f
Excavation. brickWork. stone uaasonrg -,
stone, ornamental terrs eoita. structural steel
mlsccl.a neouE tronW0Fk. roufIng ana ah-si
metal work milwork plastering eessssst sss
work Dlumbiug, painting and glazins hsr5
ware marble. tile and terrazzn Work sEosd
tanks. radlal brick stack. cabinet work roiI
inE steel doors, steel sash safety tread
TIE rIshf Is TessrSsd to reject ans ar an orc
pnsals-
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Bank clearings for the week ending with

Bank clearings for the week ending with
Thursday, August 10, as reported to Brad
streets Journal, aggregate S4,0G2, ,327,000
a loss OF 12.4 per cent from last week, but
n gain of 23.4 per cent over this week last
year and S2.4 per cent over the like week
of 1914. outside of New York the total
is 7l2491,000, decrease of &c per cent
from last week, but an increase of 29.S per
cent over this week last year and 42.7 per
cent over the corresponding period of 1914.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. Aug. 1l.-HOGS-Recelpts Is. 600
AIag6et e lag zoe higher AiSed spd butchers
heavy, SO IOG0lO.O5; light. SlOl5QlO.T5; pigs,
S0Gg,sl; bulk, $40, aOQ l0G 90.
CATTIE-Receipts. 5000. Market steady.
Reeves. S6.75l rs; cows and hefers, 81 80;
stnckers and feeders 81. 2hst 1.15: Texans, $40
rs 40; calves. slO.50Ql2.5O,
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 Market steady. Ma
tive and western. 1896 4S.s5; lambs, ss.S5g
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Yes'day's
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 11.-Spot cotton was
quiet at decline of 8 points on the basis
OF s.54d for mid-uplands. The sales were
sV9O bales, including 1900 bales American.
fne imports aggregated 10000 bales, of
which 500 bales were American The mar
Ast Tor futures closed firm at/a net advance
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VEGETABLES

Potatoes and onions OF fine quality sold fairly
and values were well sustained. Other vegetables
showed little change. Quotations. White pota-
toes per bbl-N9. Eastern a,lI 5l shore sieSg275;
$40 25: No . Norfolk slGl25; white pOta-
toes Jersey. per basket. 50 ~ B0c sweet pota toes
s2G2T5; onions Jersey, per basket gs3e;
do. Pennsylvania per hamper, 81. 20 ~ 30; do
PennsyIyania per 1OO-lb. bag, 81. 20 02.75: do
Virginia.. per basket. sl4l.29.
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p NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Advances of
TO points were recorded at the opening of
the Cotton Exchange this morning, due to
: favorable cables. The tone was steady.
There was some realizing by Walrstreet
interests, while commission houses pur-
chased. Selling by the South was noted on
small scale. Several of the large room
operators were buyers. while uptown in
terests again supplied December and Janu-
ary. Liverpool was a seller of May.
After the call December which had
shown gain of only point at the start,
moved up points, while other options rose
about points.
At the time of the opening here, Liver
pool showed declines of - to points,
whereas losses of 5Ia to points had been
expected. Private cables stated that there
was straddlt buying and continental SELL
Ing early and that the late recovery was
due to calling by spinners.
The failure of the strength in Liverpool
to inspire more aggressive general buy
Ing movement suggested continued nervous
ness, and after showing a net advance of
some to IL points the market met enough
realizing to cause some little irregularity.
Offerings were well-taken on comparatively
slight setbacks, however. and the market
ruled steady.
The market ruled comparatively narrow
but Irregular after midday. Weather news,
onicial and private, was pretty much
stand'off, as were also the crop accounts
reaching the market.
New Orleans and some of the local OPP
orators appeared to expect lower prices
and were among the heaviest sellers Shortly
after midday the market was steady in
tone prices showing a net advance OF about
ten and twelve points.
The receipts of cotton at the ports for
the day were estimated at 1900 bales
compared with 9799 bales last week, 1895
pales last year and 1888 bales in 1914
The first bale of 1916 Louisiana cotton to
reach New Orleans arrived yesterday from
Chureh Point and was sold at auction for
leAe a pound. 1t was classed as good
mlddling.
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Delaware and Hudson Buys Mines

SCRANTo'', Pa, Aug. 1.-THE Dolph
Coal Company sold its mines in olyphant
and winton to the Delaware and Hudson
Coal Company for 100000. The holdings
which change Hands include 1000 acres OF
valuable coal lands.
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FRESH FRUITS

Offerings were only moderate and prices gen.
orally ruled steady. with trade fair. Quotations
Fancy 81 Gl.25 fair TO good. 80 q 75c. Lemons
P9H psT 'TSie Te5 spEas
Belle. s2@225; Carmen. 81. 254 70; Mountain
Rose 81 25gl.T5. Pears. North Carolina. per
Dbl. S4D5. Cantaloupes. Delaware and Mary
land per crate. 5OWT5c. Cranes, North Caro-
ling Delaware, per crate 81, % q 30. Water
me Ions southern. per car Sl5O4325.
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70. I was quoted at 54ac.
NEM YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Aug. 11.-BUTTER-Receipts
10 is6 packages tTading at market generally
arm throughout. Quotations unchanged
" fsGGs-Recelpts, IS O3T cases: market general
Iy less firm and ordinary Qualities demoTallzed
low average Quotations unchanged
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BANK CLEARINGs
RATES FOR MONEY
BAR SILVER

Bar silver vas quoted IN London today
at 81 IS a., unchanged
Commercial bar silver was quoted IN New
YORK today at eskc, unchanged.
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E FINANCIAL NEWS
CHECK IN PLANS FOR SETTLEMENT
{ OF r. R. LABOR TROUBLE HOLDS MARKET
Speculation Ends as Wall Street Interest Ceners in Ont
come of Diffculties-General Motors Goes to
3srsaysyJys4 $50, Gaining SO Points +ss&
High Points of Toduy's Financial News

Ny Ior banks lost $97o919 IN cash currency movement of the
j. r. Morgan Dc deposited
Canada the N fork Assoy oc making of ao60o0 in @
imported on ths Authorities
ported that they expected good buying the e England and
edry suUer unchanged
NdnR railroads reported good increases arninas. w "'
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The gross operating revenues of the sub.
sidary companies owned or controlled by
the National Properties Company were. for
July, SS14,002. This is an increase of 1870
same companies for July, 1915. The gross
operating revenues for seven months, ending
July 81, were $5.033.3S1. an increase of
$752,010 over the same period for 1915.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 11.--Today's market
was a highly nervous affair. with changes
in prices less violent The market was
weaker, Notwithstanding bullish news as to
conditions in Canada, the influences being
a bearish report on clearances for the
week, liquidation and lack of outside sup
port. Buying on resting orders rallied the
market from the bottom. The trade took
n more cautious view of the relation of the
price TO crop injury.
Heavy frost was reported at Rosetown
south of Saskatchewan, last night This r
an important wheat territory. The Mo
ern Miller said that northern fields in fh:,t
province were affected by rust, and that tii,
Crcp in the southern part of the provinc,.
was badly infected Its spread has been
rapid and damaging over a wide area.
A decrease in consumption with excellent
pasturage caused an easier feeling in Ly-
erpool. Exports from the United States
for the week were 1,57S,7S2 bushels.
against 270,S50 bushels last year; for the
season, 7,9O7,727 bushels, against 2.269,-
534 bushels yaer ago
Oats also were easier, but prospects of
large losses from cold weather In Canada
prevented the decline from going far.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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REFINED SUGARS

The market was quiet and unchanged Re
hners list prices Extra fine granulated I.25C {;
powdered, 1.3lc; confectloners a. 7l5c; soft
Eradeg d. JOFu 4. 90c.
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NEW YORK. Aug. IL

K, H..
statemen
by
mecula which had assumed otions
high
kerose6p 1864.
a
stock also failed to make gain
its
1922
a
NJ the stock
York Banks Lose $97099 in
YORK Aug 1.-THE known
n the banks
compilation not include $5OOOOO
gained by
of
fromhe sS43567 the total shipments
--
Receive $9,O00O00 in Gold Canada
& in the
of
fromC O
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LACK OF SUPPORT
WEAKENS WHEAT
Market Highly Nervous Affair,
With Less Violent Price
Changes
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE weather fore
cast for SO hours follows:
Enthusiastically fair north, cloudy. with
local thunder showers this afternoon or to-
niRht sOuthi cooler north and center tonight.
Saturday fair and cooler. east and center.
Missouri - Local thunder showers this
AFTERNOON or tonight cooler tonight norfht
saturday probably fair and cooler. except In
Wisconsin and Minnesota - Fair tonight
and Saturday, cooler Saturday.
IowaIFnir tonight and probably Satur-
day, cooler tonight
North Enthusiastically fair tonight and
saturday., except probably showers south
west; slightly warmer Saturday north and
west
Nebrnska-Unsettled. probably local thun-
der showers this afternoon or tonight west
and south. Saturday partly cloudy. slightly
knnHns--LOcnl thunder showers this after
noon or tonight. cooler tonight, Saturday
partly cloudy. cooler south.
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled firm with a fair. jobbIng
in sets smoked and air-dried, CSC; western beef.
in sets. smoked, 2sc; city beef, hnuckles and
beef. knuckles and tenders, smoked, zoe: beef
hams, s2s Gao; pork. family; o;27.5o92si hams
loose, 10it q10i5c c; do. DO. smoked, COZ q2Oh g;
and average. iTl5 c; do hams. smoked, western
cured, 1Oisc; boiled bonessss, s4c; picnic shonl.
bellies, in pickle, according to average. loose.
16is c; breakfast bacon, as TO brand and average.
city cured, 21c: do. western cured, 10 % zoe:
lard, western. refined, tlerces. 14ls c;, do, do.
Heroes 1Jlbc. do. I'm tubs 1fllC.
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Financial Briefs

The net income of the Gulf States Steel
Company, after interest, reserves. deprecia-
ton and taxes for July. was s202,042, or
an increase of Sl55,070 over July, 1915.
For the seven months ended July 81 the
net income was S1,143,43S. an increase of
$S75,2S4 over the same period year ago.
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Receive ss,ooo,Ooo in Gold From Canada

& in
from Canada on
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COTTON ADVANCES
+ IN STEADY MARKET
Some Realizing by Wall Street,
With Commission Houses
the Purchasers
COTTON BELT WEATHER.

NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Only u few scat
tered showers were reported In the eastern
section of the cotton belt this morning.
The following temperatures were reported:
Asheyille. 10; Abilene and Atlanta. ~;
shreveport. San Antonio. Del Rio. Little
Rock Meridian. Chattanooga. Knoxville,
Thomasviile. Savannah and Tampa, 78;
Memphis. ylSksburg. Montgomery. Blrming;;
Jseksonyliic, 49, Mobile, Pensacola. Macon.
Charleston and Raleigh, 80I Corpus Christi,
Fort Smith and New Orleans 81. and Gal
There was .01 inch of prsclpitati00n at
Jacksonville, .O6 Mt New Orleans. .0S at
Raleigh and ThOmasville. 10 at Asheyllle,
.I8 at Atlanta, .26 at Birmingham, ."S at
Tampa and .38 at Wilmington.
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT-.Receipts. 1ao, ,O2l bush. The market
was again lC higher under good export de-
mand and light offeTlnss; Quotations; Car Car lots.
No; southern. red. sl.42 G1 40; steamer, No .
red. 81 4l@l;iI: No. red. 81 n al 49, re-
jeCted A. Sl.3Onl.il; rejected Il, Sl.35dpl. a.
:. CORN-Reccipts. 4i,1s1 bush, Offerings were
light and the market ruled steady, though quiet.
Quotations: Car lots for local trade. as to loca-
tiOn-Western No. yellow, ~ cpOBc: do steamer
yellow. ginD5c; do No. yellow. 92O03c; do
GoATS@Rsceipts. ii1,2i3 bush. Trade was
quiet but prices. We're. well maintained Quota
tons: No. :. white 5ti4 a. sc; standard white,
50i3 @5lg; No 8 white. 4o9G5oc; No white,
IBls a. i1ls c; sample oats, I9Ia @iiA c. .
FLoUR-Receipts. 42iO bbls and 3569,o7i
lbs. I'm sacks. The market ruled firm. but
there was little trading Following are the quota
lions per 1876 lbs in wood--winter. clear. $5.75
p0.25; do, straight .a5qG.75: do, patent.
sG;d5@7 7.25; Kansas clear. cotton sacks sn, 500
patent. cotton sacks ST25 @ $50: spring, first
clear. 500. 20; do, straight, so. 1907; do, pat
ent S7GS; do favorlte brands. SIS. % 80: city
mills choice and fancy patent 1875 $50; city
mills regular grades-Wlnter clear, So. I6W
d,25: do straight. 1925 p6.75; do, patent. 1915
RYE FLOUR was quiet but firm under light
offerings, We quote nearby ct 50. .25G5.I5 per
nd w nt q
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-23

Washiugton Nov o. Attorney
General Gregory and lawyers speak
inr for most of the important rail
road ystcms of the country were IN
lengthy conference today but failed
ta urrrc on terms hy which one OF
The many railroad suits attacking the
Nd8mson act might be made "a test
and expedited TO the supreme court
for an carly decision ON it's consu-
uuouulity
Both the attorney general and the
railroad counsel declined 60 name the
point of disbursement but IL was un-
dcrstood that both parties still are
of the opinion that test case should
bc had and that the main question Is
I'm selecting the particular case. The
conferences viii hc resumed tomor-
row The department Of Justice is said
to have insisted that the case of the
Missouri oklahoma and Gulf, I'm
which Federal Judge Hook i'm KAN
s1s CITY today held the Ad1msun law
Unconstitutional. should be made the
test ease THE railroad attorneys.
I however. were not convinced the ls-
sues presented iu it ave Sufficiently
/ broad 90 cover am points that mlght
/ De developed aganst the Adamson
! ACE boz case involving q much larger
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-23
MURDER MOTIVE
IS HINTED At
IN PROSECUTION
Attorney on Trial for Alleged
Staying of Wife, Charged
With Infatuation for AM
other Woman,
10y 4os~aa ,ooaa.l SPECIAL ls.srD w,ss

ST. Joseph, Mo. Nov 22.-An Inn
portaut part of the states cases not
yet presented against Prosecutor Os-
car -. Mcdaniel, tonight hangs In the
balance Of legal decision to be made
tomorrow by Judge Thomas +. Ryan
Tho prosecutor declared today that
through evidence yet to be adduccd, the
state win attempt TO prove motive
for the murder of Mrs. Harriet Moss
Mcdaniel
The testimony, Attorney General
Barker said in his argument, as to it'
qdmissability, after the jury had been
taken from the court room, viii show
Mrs Mcdaniel had considered obtain
ing divorce from her husband, that
she had knowledge of certain alleged
misdccda by Mr.. Mcdaniel as prose-
cutting attorney. and that he had been
infatuated with other women.
Motive for Murder IIintcd.
The point was raised when the state
called II. A. Hartley head Of loea
detective agency as a witness.
"Did Mrs Mcdaniel ever visit your
agency" Hartley was asked
"Yos shortly before she was mur-
dcrcd the detective replied.
"What was the purpose Of her
visit'"
Judge G. H. strop Of the defense OBJ
iected TO this question and the jury
WAS removed from the court room
during the argument, which continued
untH adjournment
Tho state attempted today to de
volep further testimony concerning
/ euroum said to have been heard from
/ the Mcdaniel home before II o'elocF
/ the night of the murder Mrs. VIII
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-23
CARRANCISTAS GUARD
PASS INTO SONORA


Douglas. Ariz, Nov 21.- General
Arnulfo Gomez. with between 1900
and 1000 mon. has been sent eastward
from the Uormosllo district overland
to Dolores pass, the most feasible en-
trance for villa bandits should they
attempt TO invade sonora, according
to reports received in Aqua Pricta to-
day.
II Is rumorcd that Gomez force
viii be reinforced by a considcra BILE
number of volunteers from the south
ern part of the Moctczuma district
and the Sahuaripa district who are
mobilzing In the towns.
No additional troops reached Aqua
Priet1 today, although reports from
southern Sonora indicated that the
mobilization of available forces for
the movement north and east con-
unucd.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-23
Direction TO Receivers.

Judge Hook directed the receivers
Of the Missouri, oklahoma and Cuff
railroad, who brought the original
action In this case to cnjoin the law
from going into effect, to assist the
government in oxpcditing the ease TO
the supreme court Of the United
states for final decision and instruct
cdd them through their attorneys to
invite the representatives Of every
railroad in this country to partici-
pate in tho hearings before the high
est court In the land This was re-
quostcd in the governments motion
10 dismiss the injunction petition Of
the railroad, the government dcsir-
ing TO avoid prolonged, unnecessary
aud scattered litigation through the
hearing Of countless similar suits
filed by every rail system in every
federal district in the United states
through which their lines run
It Is expected that the ultimate de-
cision as TO whether the law will go
into effect January will be handed
down before that time A transcript
Of the present case viii be filed at
the supreme court before it recon
vcnos December 4
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-23
RUB RHEUMATIC,
ACHING JOINTS
AND stop PAIN
Instant Relief With Small Trial
Bottle of Old, Penetrating
''St, Jacobs OIL

Not one case IN fifty requires inter-
mai treatment stop drWglng' Rub
soothing penetrating "St Jacobs or
right INTO your sore stiff aching
joints, and relief comes Instantly "St
Jacobs or Is q harmless rheumatism
llniment which never disappoiuts and
can not burn the skin
Timber up! Quit complaining, Got
q small trial bottle Of Old honest "st
Jacobs on" az any drug store and IN
Just a moment you'n be free from
rheumatic pain soreness ana stiff
ness. Don't suffer- Relief awaits
you st Jacobs Ou' is Just as good
for sciatica. neuralgia, lumbaEo, back
ache sprainR
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-23
Mngc Incrcn.c Announced.

Youngstown, ohio, Nov % Tho
Republic Iron and steel company and
the Brier Hill steel company of this
city employing more than 1000
men. announced 40 per cent WaEo
increase today following tho 10 per
cent announced last night by tho
United states steel corporation The
Youngstown Sheet and Tube company
employs 10000 men, and is expected
60 grant similar advance
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-23

Colds Cause Headache and Grip
LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNlNE re-
moves the cause. There is only one
"Bromo Quiume.' r. NJ. GROVES s
signature is ON box. 2tC.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-23
VON FALKENHAYN
GAINS VICTORY
OVER RUMANIAN5
Terrific Battle Is Fought and
Defending Forces Crushed
by Artillery and Pursued by
Cavalry,

tsy MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL Leased wlael
Berlin, Tuesday, Nov 2 (by Wiro-
less TO Sayville Nov 22J-Aftcr
long silence, imposed by the direct
wish Of General Won FalkcnhaNn, VINO
did not wish TO have any hopes raised
by premature accounts of his opera
tions. descriptions Of the momentoua
victory of the Teutonic forces i'm the
battle OF Tirguiiulii which broke
the resistance of the Russe-I1Hmanian
armies i'm western WallaChia and
opened the way to the l,umanian
plain, now are available The battle
was fought from November IA to
/ 6, after the Austro- Hungarian ana
German forces, in week of steady
comhats had forced their way from
the SUBMITS Of the moup'ains on the
ian-Transylvanian frontier of
the Alpine regions mastering the ar
mored turrets Of the permanent from
tier fortifcatious with big mortars
and breaking the Rumunan resist
ancc wherever it was encountered.
Held Strong Positions.
Elected from the wild, mountainous
regions 10 the rolling foothills be-
yond, tho Rumanians, who by now
had received heavy Russian reinforce
ments, elected to stand on the range
Of hills running east and west and
lying south of Tirguiiulii the first inn
portant town south of the mountain
The position was naturally strong
and heavy fog enabled tho I}uman-
ans to take up their positions unmo-
Tested by the pursuers
The German and hungarian
forces attacked them with fcrvor. and
"a - bEYt.t4tf FlplfinE
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-11-23
ADANS0N LAW IS
DECLARED VOID BY
HOOK; TO APPEAL CASE

tGntinuPd From fnRe Oue
point He said that in some quar-
tcrs it was thought that perhaps one
or two additional test cases should be
brought to afford a wider range Of
inquiry and analysis The Missouri
oklahoma and Gulf railroad is IN the
hands OF q receiver and the receiver
could do only as directed by Judge
Hook. who has the final say In the
direction Of the roads affairs. Mr..
Dunlap said that certain additional
fine phases Of law might develop in
case whore the complainant was
Independent
Before Judge Pollock.
The cusc Of the Santa Fe is
scheduled 10 come up before Judge
Pollock In the United States district
court in Kansas city, Kans., tomor-
row There was much interest as to
what effect, If any, Judge Hooks de-
cision would have on this case.
one result of the proceedings in
Judge Hooks court was the climina-
tiou at brotherhood chairmen of KAN
sas as defendants TO the action
United states District Attorney
Francis NJ Wilson remained the only
defendant