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Evening journal., 1918-11-26
BRITISH SOLDIERS IN
FOREST SERVICE.

m. E. A. Special to The Evening Journal
LONDON, Nov. 26-British soldiers
ut for the forestry service in India
are being given an opportunity to join
this service as they are discharged
from the army. Men well educated and
capable only OF considerable exertlon
In the trying climate Of India are ac-
ceptpd.
Evening journal., 1918-11-26

with Peru could be settled without
war.
A stormy scene resulted when Car
denas made his address.
The members rose 70 their feet in a
body and shouted Traitor" The meet
ing broke up in confusion.
The president and flrst vlce-p president
OF Congress turned in their resigna-
tions because OF Cardenas' "unpatriotic
utterances."
Congress reconvened later and imme-
dlately passed resolution declaring
Cardenas TO be ''unpatrlotic and unfit to
carry out the duties OF his Office"
The vote was 63 20 4.
The members also refused 10 accept
the designations OF the president and
first vice-president.
The Chilean foreign minister has re-
called all consular representatives from
Peru
Evening journal., 1918-11-26
1888 NAVY. MEN
DIED In ACTION
Bv The Unlted Press.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Tota deaths
in the navy from "all war causes was
1898. Surgeon General Bralsted told
the House naval affairs committee to-
day.
This figure docs not include the men
who died from disease, a number which
Admiral Braisted did not give.
The bodies Of most naval men who
died abroad have already been brought
home at naval expense and sent to
relatives. All bodies viii be brought
nome finally in the same Wv.
Evening journal., 1918-11-26
CENsORs FRENCH MORALS.

NE.A Special to The Evening Journal
PARIS, Nov. 26.-The chief police ON
Ger in each Paris ACCOMPLISHMENT nov
has the job OF censoring public morals
He is held responsible for theatrica
productions and movies in his district.
Evening journal., 1918-11-26
COUSIN or WILSON FREE.

PARIS. Nov. 27.-Miss Cunningham.
distant cousin Of President Wilson. who
has been a prisoner In the hands Of tho
Germans four years, was released when |
the Allies captured Courtrai.
Evening journal., 1918-11-26
BY The United press.

BY The United Press.
LIMA. Nov 26.-The Peruvian foreign
minister has recalled the consul general
at Valparaiso and all ether consular
agents in Chile.
According 10 oflcial advices received
here Chilean citizens made a demonstra-
tion against Peruvians In Inquia sack
ing the bank and several Peruvian
stores there.
The Peruvian consul went 10 the
scene 10 protest and was seized by the
police, who carried him abroad a steam
er in the harbor.
Induia is the principal city OF the dis
puted province Of africa. II is located
on the Pacific. about $50 miles south Of
the Peruvian frontier.
Evening journal., 1918-11-26
BY The United Press.

SANTIAGO. Chile, Nov. 26.-second
Vice-President Cardenas has been ON
cially censured by the Chilean Con-
gress as "unpatriotic" because he made
a speech before that body last night.
expressing the hope that the differences
Evening journal., 1918-11-26
THANKSGIVING DAY SERVICE

Thanksgiving Day services in Trinity
corner OF Delaware avenue and
ADAMS street. viii be: Holy Communion
II 7.3O a. m Special service Of Thanks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
DRY GOODS REVIEW.

NEW YORK. November 23.-Thc
government Is terminating many of it's
cotton goods orders with mills. finish
Ing plants. and cutting concerns This
is tending. II Was shown this week. to-
ward very general unsettlcment Of
primary market conditions. and has
led to attempted cancellations on the
part of civilians. The reimbursement
not promise TO disclose any cumber-
some stocks in FIRST hands. and 1t is
doubtful If many jobbers will be able
to purchase standard fabrics in nor
to the delays that must occur in manu-
featuring.
Buying has been very moderate, and
bids fair to continue light until there
is more unanimity concerning the prob
able course OF prices.
In manufacturing circles cost OF pro-
duction Is not coming down as yet, and
further wage advances are being ask
ed In gray goods markets the few
sales reported were made at conceS-
sionS varying from to 10 per cent
under tho government maximum, which
Is to continue to the end OF the year.
by. order OF the government. the fixed
prices do not apply to export trade.
Inquiries for export have Increased
materially in the past week. several
large houses representing foreign mar
kets asking for new lines of samples.
Jobbing distribution is seasonably
quiet. most houses being at the point
OF inrcntoryinG for the fiscal year
prices are nominal and are gener-
ally quoted still on the governrne NJ
levels as follows: rrint cloths. 2S-inch
GiNGis. IL IL cents: GixGos. II SIS
cents; 3S Finch. GiNGiS. &c lis cents;
brown shectings. Southern standards
20 IS cents: denims. go: Southern
lndiSo. .! IL cents: tickings. S-ounce
glnShams. 10 10 cents: dress cling
hams - cents and - cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

New York. and every effort Is being
made by tho associations officials. to
make tho meeting an event in keep
ing with tho municipality in which it
is to be held. The convention will as
sembie February % and hold for three
days.
The American Road Builders AS
ISOLATION. as it's name implies, Is a
national organization of the men who
are actively engaged in various capaci-
ties In the construction and main
tenahce of highways-both country
roads and city streets. 1t includes in
it's membership almost all of the men
prominent in this field. among whom
are many of national and internation-
al reputation. Like other organiza-
tons OF men who do things it has con-
tributcd a large proportion of its mem :
| bers to the nations one big job. but
| enough remain at home in the all-im-
| portant work Of keeping the country S
roads up to the tor notch Of efficiency
no make it's annual meeting the chief
event in the road building field
! Several towns in Virginia are in the
! habit OF sending delegates to the con.
! ventions of this association, and the
| state doubtless will be we'll represent.
| ed at the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
SURPLUS SHOWS INCREASE,
WHILE LOANS DECREASE
Net Demand Deposits Also Disclose
Gain OF $S,O32. 900 Dur
ing Week.
SITUATION is MICH IMPROVED
Resignation of IlcAdoo Fails to Dis
turb Market Except as 1t Indicated
Strength OF Party Opposing New
Tax Bill.
by BROADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Novmber 23-The
s s1rn1u., bank ,n.r s,ntement day showed
decreased. $l09.tO7 900: net demand de-
posits Increased sS.G62.00o. and the
aHerase statement showed surplus de-
creased $5.G2l.iS0: loans decreased 81
$4,000. and net demand deposits de-
creased Si.57o,lOo. This statement
shows remarkable Improvement of
the banking situation ana confirms re-
ports of general liquidation through
brokerage houses.
Resignation of Secretary McAdoo
was not considered of stock marke
growing strength of that party in
SM1 c aaoS (Which which is Tnfriendly. to the
There is no doubt that a hard fight
VI! ne made against the heavy rates
OF taxation desired by MIR. McAdoo.
MoSt stocks were lower at the close.
put the tone was firm. Strength was
oispiayed In agricultural chemical is
tues s, ana In the Bethlehem shares
Lmitcd Drug common and preferred
actions. """
United States Steel, whose weakness
wa, was feature Of the market Friday,
.P-nay market. Its strength was due
alnost entirely to II belief that pas
sage or radical tax bill in Congress
WOULD now be impossible.
The decline of five points in Ameri-
f san Beet sugar was purely specula-
r1se; and no, had in view conditions that
months; End of the war will mean a
more liberal Importation OF cane sugar
lhto the United States
expectation that official announce
meht would be made of the Wilson G..
20; financing caused Il decline of two
points in the stock
NEW YORK. November 3.-Mercan,,.
psper. B; Sterling sixty-day bills S1TaE .
commercial siHty-day bills on banks 81 ,9i.
commercial siSty-day bills. 3L72S: demand
t,..oc: cables; 5f1e ZIG. Government bond .
easy railroad bonds irregular u'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
COTTON MARKETS.

NE" YORK. November 25.-Therc were
violent fluctuations Iii the cotton market to-
day. with sentiment unsettled by reports of
confused conditions in the goohs trade and
reports that yet there had been very
little Improvement In the demand from do
mestic sp!nncrs. The general list closed
very steady at a net decline OF II TO 30
points. The opening was steady at q decline
OF q to % points under overnight selling
orders. which had been brought in by the
extreme weakness OF late yesterday. These
offerings were soon absorbed however, and
there quick rally during the early
trading. with December selling up from
IS 20 TO oSS2 and March from 2G.5, 81 35
This carried prices = 10 II points net higher
on the months and back to nearly
las. nights closing figures later delivc-
ries.
There was New Orleans buying here, and
the relative frmncss of the New Orleans
market was factor on the recovery. while
some buying may also have been inspired
by tho reports OF wintry weather in tho
Southwest II WAS considered too late in
the season for reports of killing frost to
create much bui!sh sentiment and tho
volume OF buying tapcred off at the ad-
izing Of liquidation and prices broke rapidly
with December selling off to $50 and March
to ESQ. or 10 to % points net lower. This
level attracted covering by old shorts. ana
there was an Improvement in the demand
from Liverpool and trade sources which
caused tho closing rallies OF some 80 to IS
points from the lowest.
Reports from the goods trade indica ted
unsettled conditions. owing to the with
drawal OF government demand and the can
collation. OF contracts. Fall River advices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
CH1cAuu LIVE sroCK MARKET

CHICAGO, November 23.--Hoss: Recelpts.
,Wo mead; market mostly 10 cents to Is
cents higher: butchers. i7.7Oals.Ie: light.
'o:.SW .:S packing. l6.I5Gil7 60; throwouts
io.Vn 1850: pigs. good. 1851 1870.
cattle: Receipts. 4.cVo head: compared with
= week ago, good and better native steers
hrn: Others steady to Is cents lower; West
ems - To 20 cents higher: better grades of
COWS ana hcitcrs steady: in-between kind
10 cents To % cents lower: Gamer stoci;
and bulls, . cents higher: calves % cents
io%er; st1ckers steady % cents higher.
sheep: Receipts. 400 head: market steady
TO easy. compared with week ago: TAT
lambs steady TO 10 cents higher: ycarlings
mostly % cents higher: sheep steady To -
cents higher: feeder market about steady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

said that deliveries on government con-
tracts had been stopped. and that further
production on these contracts would soon
begin 10 pile UP. Tho early advance was
private wires reporting that In some sec
ions OF the belt owners OF spot cotton were
holding II for IS cents
NEW YORK. November 2a-Port move
,n,e,nt-Middi!ns. 5000 bales; stock. iisslS
Total to-day at all ports-R.c.!pu. 1880
bales exports. 1877 bales: stock. .tol. e43
Total for week at all ports-ReceIpts, % EGO
bales exports 15.727 bales.
Total for scason-Keceipts. 2.oi2.32o bales
exports. llH $50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. November 23-Af,er a
small rise around the opening to-day cot
ton fell OF for moderate declines under
iiauidatio over the weekend Of the long
interest which appeared. to have been built
UP TO rather large proportions under the
restrictions against short selling. which are
sti!l In force.
Whatever buying the session produced sp-
pcared TO come from the idea that the cold
ami wet weather prevailing in the belt Was
damaging to the grade OF cotton still in the
fields, and, moreover. that IL would inter
fere with picking. and result ia small gin
nings The net change for the day was a
decline OF Is To - points.
Tho early rise checked at gain of
, 10 10 points. and, after several false starts
immediately succeeded by recoveries the
market moved smartly downward. standing
at it's lowest levels, which wer. reached
close OF yesterday.
II was noticeable that the early buyinE
Was chiefly for the account OF outsiders. but
after the session really under way IL
that appeared. Technically. the market
acted rather weak.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
ROAD BUILDERS TO MEET
annual Convention OF American As
Ssocintfon Goes to New Iork-Vir-
EtntnnS VIII He There.

At the invitation of the Mayor of
New York, the Merchants Association
and other civic organizations. the
American Road Builders Association
mas decided TO hold its sixteenth an
nual convention in New York CITY.
This is the first time in the history
of the organization that an annual
convention has been held in the city Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
lVANH0E'S NEW INDUSTRY
Calcium Carbide Plant About CompIct.
cd-TwO Furnaces Get to Work.
Third to he RCnHS Soon.

iNANliOE, VA. November 23.-rhe
plant of the National Carbide Corpora
ton which has been under construc-
ton here for nearly year past is now
about completed and part of il is in
operation When in full operation the
calcium carbide plant will have in use
three furnaces with Il daily capacity
OF atty tons Two of these furnaces
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

CHARLO1"rE, II. c.. November a.
pany. which succeeds the Mecklenh,irt-
Manufacturing ompany has been In
corporated here with 100000 capital
stock. The new company Is composed
of Charlotte aud South Carolina cant
talists and cotton mill men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

NEW YORK. November 23-Bcevcs, no
trading Calves. no trading
sheep and lambs steady: sheen 7c0al0 On.
Suils. J0oH6 600; lambs. 1i5oalG.I5; culls
Hogs no trading
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
GENERAL, NAREET {

GENERAL MARKET CONDITION.
Market In good shape and everything cell
ing wen. Butter. scarce and wanted Eggs
market hare prices good. Dressed poultry
In demand for Thanksgiving. Live poultry
lower. Dressed hogs. selling well Live
stock, all kinds in demand. Apples, good
STOCK. shade better. Potatoes selling slow
advise our shippers to hold for better prices
Tor the present. Rabbits, very active: prices
has been too warm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. November 23-Turpcn-
tine dull: 75hM7 ~: receipts; ?oS casks: ship
Rosin steady: receipts. al barrels: ship
ments. i.6a3 barrels: stock 6745O barrels
Quote: Is. ID and T.. 1870: T.. 15.45: q. 1850:
II. 1888: I. ,5.7o: r. 1910: NJ. 1915; n. VIC
and WV 1860
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

their time to the adjournment OF govern
ment contracts and s,cmming cancelta tlons.
Prices showed an casing In cotton goods.
New sample lines. II was reported. arc be-
ing prepared FOR civilian merchandise In
wool manufacturing circles. Buraps were
unsettled, and uuIet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

are now running and the thicd prob X
ably will be going before Christina IS
The establishment employs a.. slar,:,s&
number OF well paid hands No
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
BOND LIST

American Writing Paper 5s. e.
Huantic Coast Line IS Odd 81
IL. ana y. IS tbidl .,.::......... 80
C Cs- and ohio conv. tias tbid( 81
Shes. and Ohio cow. Es............... So
in, fs, anr ayers Tobacco Ss........... 3,la
W.rrnn,u. tiGo ss'.'.................... slL.
ha!inc vs.. Observation-Disclosures. 70
SScapoar1 Ar Line ref is................ s0
S n,S ar Line ADJ Ss.................. ssh
SuueIu nai,way S.. .:.:................. Il
."oehepn haiiway Ss t1idi .............l s5i1
~ =. ,te6:s.eIeu -. !'S9 tbld )............ 9s
~ hxeisteFtd -: 1870 tbid) .........-.. 1851
~ i'iper!y ioan 5'7s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 20 81
- =. i.ipcttS roam 90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 10
~ =. LIBERTY roam 80 ths.................. o7So
- - iiheFy IoIh I'm Observation-Disclosures. 81 SO
=. s. Steel :. & ts:....";:";:.............. 90
Brown Bros CTS tw. VaJ asked 80;
Na.-tdr thefnlcal Co. Js.................. %
Va Car. Chemical co. conv. es (bid) 0,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

DRY GOODS
NEW YORK, November 23-Dry goods
market to-day ruled quiet at first hands
most merchants dcvoting a large part Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

OHINfOO
CHICAGO. November 23.-FreezinJ wealth
er that pointed 10 larger receipts did 4
good deal to-day to force the corn market
10 a lower level. Prices closed heavy. pig
to SIC net lower. with December "a. and
January l.26 to l.o6is. Oats lost ssc 10 10.
In provisions the result an advance,
varying from cents to ST.
Leading futures ranged follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholeknie Slu0IaIinna

Market Quotations From Actual Salcs
fBy Woodson-CraiE CO.. Inc. Richmond Va !,
u. 6. Food Administration License No e; HT+5
Richmond. Va. November IS. 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

Sales.
Stock.

sales. Stock.
900 Advance Rumclcy. com. 4.
LOO Advance Rumelcy, pfd. Z.
200 Allis-Chalmers
100 Allis-Chalmers, pfd.
200 Alaska Gold.
2'a00 Amer; Beet Sugar. com Z.
$500 American Can.
co., american Can. pfd.
LOO Amer. Car and Foun.
400 AMERICAN Cotton Oil.
An. Hide and Lea, com -.
90 Am. Hide and Lea. pfd. 4.
LOO Amer. Int. Corp.
So0 American Locomotive. /.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd. f.
$500 american Smelling.
400 Amer. steel Foundrics. q.
800 american Sugar.
loo Amer. Tel. and Tel Co j..
100 Amer. Tobacco. com. Il.
Amer. Tobacco. pfd.
100 Am. Writing Paper. pfd
American Zinc.
l3'100 anaconda Copper.
100 100 Ntiantie Coast Lime,
100 y. 6: l.. of CT. i5alto) e.
$500 Bethlehem Steel. Il.
100 Beth. Steel. SO pfd
$500 baldwin Locomotive.
800 Butte Copper and Zinc. /.
900 Canadian Pacific.
400 California Petroleum..
!.So0 Central Leather. com
1,GOO Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western
Chi. Great West. pfd.
1000 Chi, Mil. and ST. Paul.
400 Chi. X. ]. and r.. com.
900 Chi. X. ]. and r.. go pr.
100 Chi. X. /. and T.. ia pr.
$500 Crucible steel Cor, com
400 Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern.
1900 Corn Products, com.
1900 Distillcrs
3g0 Dome Mines.
100 Erie, LIST pfd.
40 General Electric.
100 Goodrich. com.
100 Great Northern. pfd..
100 Great North. orc Ctfs. f..
500 Illinois Central.
l,je0 lnterboro-Cons.. com
$500 Inspiration Copper.
l,JO0 Int. Mcr. Mar, com.
LOO Int. MGR. Mar. pfd
800 Int. Paper. com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
RIcHMo~U GRAIN MARKEr.
Richmond. Va. November %. ISIS.
RICHMOND uA1 MaRkE1

Wholesale Quotations on E:rhanE~
Richmond. Va, November %. 1918.
World's cresset., 1918-02-07
Delaware Ohio;
Feb. 2 1918,
Dear Bro. Ed:

F0o. q 1915,
Dear Bro. Ed:
This being ground hogs
day and a good day to write to
CREssET and pay my dues.
Put my name and Bro. Arne
sons on honor role and then
print this letter in CREssET YER
batim, word for word.
Well do I remember when l
first seen CREssET light and the
two men and did hide it under
a bush! Well no ask Bro, Pear.
son and Bro. Orr. And now I
! lead up Bro, Arneson to CREssET
altar. All Of these like ransomed
goats rise up and bless me out
every now and then in CREssRT
and a host OF others, hurrah say
I for CRESSET cult. All along
CRESSET has transfused my
path. l and wife was thinking
the other day while we was
washing how I aniher courteu as
regards the CRESSET and was
married with CRESSET afflatugs
Our little girl was born as an
nounces in CRESSET Colums il:
When Bro. Pearson tore loose
and write Pearson to the baby"
and the next thing CRESSET
readers heard Of the Hubbarts
was when I got a hood at Chic
ago III. And the degree OF B.
D A. M. D. d, and Prexy Jud'
son mumbIed "e pluri5us unum"
as Bro. Orr written so lovely in
CRESSET, Well all this expired
before the war and them Aus
tralia and Proosia and Roo sia got
into war and 1t was fulfilled as in
the prophet Joel. Please read
The Bolsheviki got agoing and
are agoing still and where will
, it all end please tell US dear Ed.
Dear Ed. l got some clothes to
send if you will write a poem to
commemorate like you did for
the Chicago folks. Bro. Orr.
has got a better iot and be can
serd more Why you ought to see
bis tenement house and bath tub
In CRESSET pride
e. G. Hubbart,
P. s. I forgot send CRESSET
to Ben Arneson for there month
from ground hogs day. Hes a
Politician lives on North Wash
lngtou St.. Delaware Ohio sister
Arneson sings lovely.
World's cresset., 1918-02-07
LOCAL LORE.

--Tbe CREssEr is the friend to
the poor.
Look out ior the great famin
coming upon the world.
The .cRESsET will not be out
for q week or two after this isue.
Several Of our boys is going
down to the Mid Continent Iron
Company. at Fremont to wo rk.
Mr., Roy Anderson called at
the Colony on last Saturday eve
The sick at the colony is on the
mend.
Slater Mary McCraw and
daughtes Celia was over TO see
the colony folks on last Monday.
Mr. z mo Swing called at the
Ed. on last Monday TO get a
couple of hands TO brake of corn
for his fashsr who vas then still
ia Florida.
Mr. James Slmons has been
very sick for several day 8,
But is better nov. sister S. &.
Merritt i3 getting better she has
been having the sore eyes and
also she has had a biiou atact.
-Tae Mil Ointment Compa ny
wants a lJs OF the Colony people
to work for them This sumner.
Tnere will be two or three
families stay on tie CaudIe
place to farm.
Meeting at the Caudle Grove
at the C)lony, every Thursday
night. Sat night and Sun day a,
Hand at 80 clock
Come all who love to hear the
truth. Singing every Sunday
ufght.
World's cresset., 1918-02-07
NOTICE.
w - ~
SPRINGFIELD MO,
541 w. Chestnut st.

Bro. Garrett, we have a good
A room house here. and city Wa
ter IN the house. a good rich gar
den and out buildings, good con-
crete side walk all around the
house, concrete steps. an iron
fence in front. good side walk
and blue grass yerd, some fine
shade trees, a beautiful place
and as good neighbors as there
is in town and our property is
handy to the street cars and
near the public square, handy to
Depot and good stores, and will
suit any one wanting los live In
town. We are waning a little
farm down in your part OF the
country. Our boys are tired Of
city life and are begging US to
go to the hills, so If you can ind
a small place that is cheep, that
we can trade our equity in this
property for, we will pay you for
your trouble. We want $1,000.
for the property. Our equity Is
$400, aud the remainder of the
1920. can be paid by the month
as same as rent. Ids properly
will rent at any time and the
rent will pay 1t out. and will sell
for more than we are Offering it
at, we just want a small eheep
place just so it is improved e.
nough to move on, our boys can
soon fix it up. they want to raise
poultry and a few hogs. You
see If you can ind US trade
and Oblige US. Wm. F. Pearson.