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ANNOUNCEMENTS
In Memoriam.
Mr. NJ. Wlnfreo Chr


a pail OF gloom and sorrow came over
our community last week. when death re-
moved one OF our best and highly esteemed
citizens. Mr. NJ. wlnflee Corr. Mr.. Corr
died at his home. Monterey. King and
9Sssn C1SIry on February q: 1912. in his
before his recent illness he enjoyed an
active and vigorous life, only onco before
haxlng tho need or physician
MT. Corr was a devoted member since
early life Of Shackicfords Chapel Methodist
Church. lie was OF congenial and an
optimistic temperament. being cheerful un-
DER tS al conditions. He was always liked by
nose aa see. Thom he was associated In business,
and wen nnsg ss SGe.a' NAYS man OF strong
0 blessed with good Judgment, which was
Not only did he serve faithfully and we'll
ms famiiy and friends. but his country as
we, Vel A. tho ago OF eighteen he went to
IN me front Tor the cause OF the Confcderacy,
the RnF n nnS on for his country soryins
by Captain Robert sutton He had The
nonor OF surrenderlng with Lee at Appo
His wife. who was Miss E,mma noan.
H Ina Sn county survives him. He also
sshree daGg enters. Mrs. Woodland Anderson.
2 Grs "a. l. Marston and Miss Mary Lizzie
place shackiefords an" chap pefrmset ,9n
Church. Tuesday. February Is The Sorai
oHStmgs were numerous and beautifui.
=, The following were chosen as palIbea Icrs.
Messrs ~ e. Didlake. George c. Bland
.Srar,,,1, Mitchell; r. NJ Harf. George =.
| tribute by friend who knew him we'll.
~. L..
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RICHMOND LIVE s1ock MARKET

SIltI +: ---e:- SEX ya-GSb
.trr-- :r- .nt Wt+E .-G!-r MS.ca 70. 1913:
-tbni:. s..'i-t L. q Il. =sGic-, 20 good.
II. % u :in--,o- - 49,. iFG.:: choice heif-
n~h = % -. -E,r1-c- Esd :: s 49,. COM
CloI = -L--. q Il css-:= clcvt- :, = -: me
GUN II fanc. tn u u-1=:- - tai-. - q ::
I'ir' -U-.:!. : :. -ut-l--. - c3o1- 8; q 10.
fnTI-HuT - IL. = u - bulls.
- % =. al 81 ;rui. - q ~, Eoi-t bo.cs
ia !ul!s hD ii a., Itcy t.a.; cares. l.:
i:urIIuni ~ mt, .,.si tlsrS -: piss
ibp = apv't unc E-LEL l:Ghs rs; s.ero.
Tx q L.. GnHHIuf II -LI-. q III Ats. = c !.
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NEw Yokk PRODUCE MAKkEr.

NGW TcEA Mari E-Saw sugar steady:
20 = 49, EcE-. =. 80 E-s-G!a;=G. cents.
sa1;z- Lo1 ts=s~ o:-l STo; coffee ii.!n
-.lc = -. -t1cS- Santos III. cents
[.sits:'-Issss'- :. -aS $:sscy and UNCHANGED.
['--r-it M, --ai- .--s summer yellow.
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NV 7lo1s1 1EJ1 s7..rk sAEkE1

NV ClIgL MI-;.t L-s..-7.. .Lss..
Ht.a-t L.nipL.W; NUN M12I..I e9vs.
a.tnul,..6C.
l;a'vei sIcut,'- z,.Dun I'D >=-ts
!iI.::l. 80,
SnecI unt !Gnin ut.:uc,. st!-r-, 81 :. %
H.i-'iiiI::a, i4pp u. tE-- \ ~ z :: -
:3nE:: r!E:nc. u IL i'm li = -:.EE.s 90
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Nby IaHkIe .; Bu!ch z; CO. ,

new YORK. Mach i;-Tha cotton mar,
;ssy no"sa .;,taxih ~ esy:iy
TteoY.reo ana nEies. nste .ne~ high z-ourd
s@ilaE = q IL boin s ab syts TX ~,
~, tii=-S ~ ssaYy -.si,z;,r' 'ssc q. ~
~ fni-r,es md ;he haal tose vas bareiy
On nc n.m Etsle eou,'&ets. old .tyle con.
e. y b'iuiS a. i'ws. n AerI bu
q. 9s'snins ~ zone that ir,erulsr. with
i.iverpoo' 500 SOM e99,;on9 +; nS'n.a hiFnti
,a iit;. =, srz,,eiea selling :rogn NE south
iGid3;@ ., ne 90 90 80 s.,2HE .a4r!rr ,he
commission hoass and Ts1e sg1 Si- '''i ~.
pSor's r~p'c ororTess ~2s being made toward
~. ng.rE% OF shiSnSs 70 Gen;ra sHI Eu fas
anS mere ef .e9 I'M ." hs re-, '.w wte
SPOT cotton were stesay 6sinr i nuSaA ,o OF
H"r Q; oe!er ,oa ;'I IN -. poonns,,os
n afne an nasne sDS' fh.Are we're contrib
erins Of old aiyle Contracts sSl!ey.lS CO..
i2 rom 'i as ses, As G9a IN S,e "a q.
sty!e month: showing reactions OF j. TO u
EHE To4H S s::s s.55r g:s s.s.
Minor por,s~stoek; r,57s bales.
rei. c i2aa 5sss :ssH ; s,
Total FOR week a. al ports tcceiD,,. m.4.
Total for SON Receioss 4aps7s bales.
. TX S.IS-.eS5 bdItS,
new, ORLEANS. March l2-pronouneec
strength dcvelopeo In cotton TODAY. rnainit
AS the result 81 an optimistic teelinr reFs rt
ing the progress made at the peace confer
market hrmed ur RAPIDLY and Tnaintainec
an advancing tendency alrnos, to the Cio..
y, the hirhes, levels the old contract wer.
i2S TO h3 points over Yesterdays final QUO
,ations and The new contracts were III L
lt3 over. Closing prices showed net Pain
Of lo5 TO i:S points on the old and I15 to il
4 feature OF the session. which cause,
much comment was the rapid narrowing O
differences between snot and contract prices
a. SHOTS we're quoted UNCHANGED 1T 2,E 70
rniddiing. while old March AT It's best irais,
:. up 10 :s IS. smaller discount than has be-
on the boards in mass1y months New Ma
= Con.ribu,!ns to ,he nrmness Of the mar
the value OF the contract Ueports q
strength IN the cloth markets aIs
he,ped the rice. On the opcninc and FOR
~ short period after. old contracts were in
settled. some months being up. while other
. were down AZ the lowest Levels soon ATTIC
the opening old contracts were 4 10 poin,
were to under.
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET
Wholesale Quotations.
Market Quotation. From Actual Sale,
tHy Woodson-Cralr Co.. Inc. Richmond. Va
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

DRY GOODS.
~" TORI: March l:.cotton goods
.-g-..s were higher ~ I. cen, a Yard More
tgS-sss ~ss done on colored cot;ons. Fin
ssae-t SH5Pr-E6 improving business Wool
E..cs wee oourh; more freely: buriaps were
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BOND LIST

.\m Writing Paper ) o. C. cts ,...c .ia.
.Ailantic Coast Line unihed 4 ,bICI {,
Atiantc Coast Line Isl /. tb!t .:s.... !;
y; &. L. conv. A. tBalto.J tasEEt IL.
Chesa peake and Ohio conv. ti-s...:..-. ::
Chesapeake ana Ohio conv. - thit IS
I.iEsett and Myers Tobacco 5s........ -
Lorlllard Tobacco as........... o.
Seapoard Air Line ref. IS Odd ..... ):
Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s.e'-.' .;
southern Railway 4s.........,....., :
Southern Railway 5s....... Il.
y 5, Registered IS. 1850 did ...... -
=. ). Registered A. 1925 Ibid - -.i1t
T.. :. Liberty loan 3i.s. ~ =
Y. 5. Liberty loan ID 4s..... - =; :.
=. 8 Liberty loan al i!.S......... :, =.
n tEDeiS ioah an i.ts..-.......-...-... C =!
va Brown Bros. CTS. fW. Va ibici
Va Car. Chemical Co lst 5..... *.
Na.-Car. Chemical cow. *:
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!. new HIGH RECORDS MADE
]. IN NEW YORK MARKET
$ Profit-Tnking and Short Selling Dur.
ing Afternoon Wiped Out
"a Many Of Gains.
BROKERS EXPECT REACTION
Railroad Securities in Greater De.
mand Following Action 10 Provide
Assistance Through Congressional
Action Now Being Planned.
BY BRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK, March l2.-New hish
were made in the stock marke;
s today. but protittakins and short sell
ing developed in the afternoon and
wiped out many of the gains. The close
+ was heavy and around the loves; prices
4 of the day Brokers expect that the
reactionary movement, which was in
full swing when trading ceased Viii
continue during the early part OF TO-
morrow's session but were adriSiug
backs
Strength prevailed a. the opening
9,wng TO the announcement IRON
War Finance Corporation would take
care of the needs OF the railroads pend
ing ing action by Songress Railreao
failed TO make the response that they
were expected 20 in view OF the favor
: ords were made by Baldwin Loco
motive. United Cigar Stores. Tobacco
PRODUCTS, Chandler Motor, Texas and
a few other issues.
MOTOR AND CHEMICAL
STOCKS FAvoRITEs
Oil Motor, and Chemical were :avo--
ties throughout the session: Large
crease in the demand from The public.
which has heretofore taken very li;tle
interest in the present upward move
The strength and activity OF the q;
shares was impressive. The Texas
1OiNpoIS SSpch DIS lng leader OF trtS
,Sroup and al one time showed sam
of IL IL points.
The unusual strength o; steel com
mon, concidcnt with the expectation
: of lower prices for steel products i
reported 10 be in anticipation Q: an
extra distribution 10 shareholders on:
Of the investments owned by ;he cor
poration.
MORE THAN MILLION SHARES
FIGURE IN DAYS DEALS
The srowinE interest in STOCKS re-
suited lii total transactions 0: sligh:l:
T. more than l.2oo,o0o shares This Is ms
third day that the total tura-ove. o.
the floor OF the stock Exchange h.z
reached the 100000 share, the :wo
previous days being Friday 81 las:
week and Monday OF this week
=. Governors of the Stock Exchange de-
cidcd late today 20 adui, 20 ;r.6!.s
the Royal Dutch stock which has bss-
81 dealt in on the New York curb and
which at the close tonight vas Quoted
~ nine and one-half points under The
shares dealt in on the New York S,ocE
Exchange.
NEW YORK. March lc-Me-oxr;..e oz-.
81. ~ I52 Sterling sixty-day oils S..
lnerclal sixty day bills OIL BANKS si-=-
Sommcrciai Nty-day bills. s. ~: Ls-.-.
steady: railroad bonds h7m TN:
Mrmet; s,1y. and ninety DAYS and -
4rpa
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,:.ytr. sToRre

laval STORES
=t'hENtH Ga. March I2-Tuypentinc
rh.omsnt. casks: yrock g,.is5 casks
EhsiH nominal: receipts. Z; barrels: ship
.n.rts u barrel: stoc,. $50 barrels
g. 2g''i siS; z =. Z i2l' Is 9 l225 w y!
y n wv ls7J
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EICEaoSD HAY HARkg1.
CHICAGo CRAIy MARRY1

CHICiLD. NlYch l2.-StnsztlonaI upturn.
u The ya,ut Of hogs. notwiths,ancinE With
mace the corn marie. to6sY iurno 70 the
n.rntst ie:e!. YET ih:a season for na.cf,
6t!iEsry a. :lE hushei Prices ,-Irse.!
rtrrop. ~ 3s. cents 10 3 cents ne, atvarc.
WIN Nay ~, % i.W1. and JOY !! 81. ana
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July !Ss. = i5S&> Oats GAINED = cen:
~ cent; sad u-oY.SioUS - cents 10 81.
5G:aE natures canceo follows
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MORE THAN MILLION SHARES
ElG IRE IN DAYS DEALS

NEW YORK, March ic-Me-e<r;:,e e.-
-. a ~ Sterling s;xiy-day Oils a.. -
merclal SiHty-day bills BANKS Sl---
IS S1 mn re,al siS;y:dsy bills stTZ-: dsz.at
500 S,nSTty cIoiHes: sA'S ,.ls Gove-ameaT -3=:.
iirmef sixty and ninety DAYS srd =
months 5.1N5A. Call money Hr=c- --,'s- ?
Ihtc. BANK aCCCOiancn.-
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In NIcmorian.

III N1CmOF1um, =
BURTON.-In loving memory OF our be-
loved son, Malcolm Hart Burton, who
died in the service Of the u. s. y. January
l3. 1919. Two months ago to-day.
with CHEEKY smile and a wave of the hand
He has wandered into unknown land,
And left dreaming how very fair
II needs must be since he Is there.
And We oh we. who in anguish ycarn
For tho old time step and his glad return.
Think of him faring dear
In tho love OF there. as the love Of here.
lie has gone the land Of sunlight
No night touches that shore,
Where sin has whitening blight,
For Christ is the light evermorc
Father and Mother.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MAREET.
Wholesale Quotations.
Market Quotations From Actual Saiea
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Stocks
Sales

$500 Advance Eumeley, com,
$500 Advance EumelcH. pt6.
$500 AlliS- Cha liners ,.
500 .tlliS-ChalmcrS, pid. -.
1900 Alaska Gold. ,.,.,
$500 Amer. Sect Sugar. com.
500 American Can. .....
American Can, pfd. ...
$500 Amer. Car and foun
1900 American Cotton oil.
1880 Am. Hide and Lea, com
$500 Am. Hide and Lea, pfd.
1000 American Linsce6 OIL.
300 American Locomotive.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd.
800 American smelling.
@,Soo Amer. Steel FoundrieS
1900 American Sugar. ....
1000 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
600 Amer. Tobacco. com. {. =.
200 Amer. Tobacco. pfd.
loo Am. Writing Paper. pfd
SOC American Zinc. ........
$500 Anaconda Copper.
loo Atlantic Coast Line
y. (. l.. OF CT. ISaltoD
5000 Baltimore and Ohio.
.i.So0 Hc;hle. Steel. Is. \ eaT
zoe Both. Steel. Sec pr. y sCr
$500 S.iowin Locomotive.
soc Brooklyn Rap. Transit
500 Canadian Pacific
1900 California Petroleum.
900 Central Leather. com.
$500 Chesapeake and Ohic.
500 Chicago Great Western
100 Chi. Great West. pt6
5000 Chi, Mil. and ST. Paul.
200 CHI. +. l. and T., com.
coo Chi. Il. l. and L, Sc pr
s.lop Chi, r. l. and T.. 7ec pr.
$500 Crucible Steel Cor. com
800 Colorado Fuel and Iron
500 Cube Cane Sugar.
$500 Corn Products. com.
el,co0 Dls;ilierS
leg Dome Mines.
600 Erie. Is; pfd.
l.Soo General Electric.
2,lao Goodrich. com. ......
1.Spo Great Northern. pfd
-l.pur Great North. ore C:fs.
Illinois Central.
500 inte-ho-o-ConS.. com
ZOO Spiraiioa Copper.
Int. Nsr. Mar, com
tn;, Mer. MAJ. p:6.
5000 Int PAPER. com
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o ERR AN d = Five passenger 0yo,I,
model 90: first-class condition Cha
quick buyer. VIII demonstrate lais i
ton Avenue. Phone Randolph 45S.W
RICHMOND AUTO SERVICE CORR
West Broad Street RandoIph m
Road service trouble Insurance, night !.
day. VIZ per year. Auto repairing and :.
ccssorieB. N
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

THE TRUCK
OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE
CONTINENTAL MOTOR
TINkEN AXLES
BROWN. tiPE TRANSMISSION,
BOSCH MAGNETIC,
BTROMBERG CARBUREToR.
Teton
I: Teton
3 l-2-TON
1-2-TON
WORM DRIVE
II. y. KING.
MOTOR CORPORATION
$50 WEST BROAD STREET
s
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BUSINESS news Ia to DO found In these
columns. Read all tho ncwo to-day.
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
HOSE (HlRIOT GIFT
TO WILLIAM H. TODD
10 be Presented by Brook
lyn Firemen to Former
Wilmingtonian
ONE TIME MEMBER
Of RELIANCE co.

A meeting or the Brooklyn Volunteer
Firemen's Association was held last
night In Borough Hail. Brooklyn. \.
Y, 20 commend the patriotic service OF
William II. Todd. president OF the Todd
sh pbuildng Company, and a former
Nllmingionian. who personally donat-
ed material FOR The bis grandstaud for
the relatives OF the 27ih division men.
The stand. seating 10000 persons. was
constructed free OF charge. the work
being done by the employees OF the
Todd Company.
Mr.. Todd himself was a member OF
The Reliance Fire Company, OF VIII
mingion. and carries scar received
in the Old days OF volunteer companies.
The association voted that as a recogni-
lion OF his work Mr.. Todd should be
presented with one OF the two hose
"chariois" OF 30 years ago that are still
In the possession OF the organization.
John B. By.ne. chief clerk OF the APP
pellate Division OF the Supreme Court
OF Brooklyn. is president OF the asso-
citation and he, former Chief Doyle and
others made addresses testlfying 90 The
noble qualities and splendid patriotism
Of William II. Todd his generous re-
sp0nse TO all appeals and his great per-
sonal Interest In al public matters.
The veteran flremen look forward 20
the presentation OF the hose carriage
TO Mr.. Todd with great pleasure. as
10 enables them in a measure TO eX-
press to him their admiration and es-
TEEN.
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
DEA1HS


WHTTEMAN-At Whiteman's Grove. on
March y. 1919. Andrew j. Whlteman,
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral services at his residcuce.
Mhiteman's Grove. on Monday afternoon
March 81, az o'clock. Intcrment at
Ehenezer cemetery.
NECASTRO-In this city, on March ~.
1919, Josephine NecastrO. aged months.
Relatives and friends are Invited 70 at
tend the funeral services. at the residence,
No. 10 Market street. on Saturday after
noon, at o'clock. 1ntermcnt at Silver
MEGILL-In this city, on March 26. 1919.
David II. Megill.
Relatives friends, Oriental Lodge No.
Butchers are invited 20 attend the funeral
services, az his late residence. No. 1880
Market street on Saturday afternoon,
Rivcrview cemetery. Auto funeral. IN
charge Of Oriental Lodge. A. L. & 4. NJ.
HOLMAN Skin this city, on March 26,
1919. stanley. sou Of the late Frank and
Mary Hojnawski aged "a years.
Relatives, friends and members OF the
Traternal order OF Eagles. are invited 70
denco Of his mother. 40. 5O4 Spruce street.
on Saturday morning. az s.f5 o'cl0,k. Re-
QUEEN mass az St. Stlnlslaus X. G. Churchf
ot o'clock. Interment at New Cathedral
cemetery. Automobiles.
DUNHAM-In this city, on March 20. 1919,
Mary j. punham, wife OF X. Frank Dun
ham. aged 80 years
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at her late resi-
dence. No. 1i5 Pine street on saturday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Interment at Lawn
croft cemetery
ANnERSON-In this city, on March 26,
1919. Carl A. Anderson. aged 50 years.
Relatives. friends and members Of Bene-
heal Society Of svea and Vasa, are invited
10 attend the funeral services az his late
residence No. sol East Twenty-second
street on Saturday afternoon. March p, at
3 o'clock. interment at Riverview ceme-
RosER.At Hockessin. Del. on March %,
1919, Mary X, wife Of Matthew Roser,
Relatives friends. Delaware Lodge. No. i.
| Improved order of Red Men. and Dela~aro
/ Lodge. No. $40, u. q. II, are invited e at
tend the funeral services from the residence
| of her husband. al Hockessin. on Sunday
| afternoon. March 80. at o'clock. lntermen' al
az New Garden cemetery. Auto funeral
i RUE-Suddeniy, In this city, on March =
1919. Kate v. wife of Elwood Rue.
Reiatives and friends are invited TO az
tend the funeral services NJ her late resi-
denro. No 500 North jackson street. o
p sunday afternoon, March 80, at : ociocl
: Inferment at Bristol. Pa. on Monday.
Z. HFARN-In this city. on March "a, ~
u Mary A., wife Of Ernest II. Hearn- sk
b daughter OF the late Bernard and
Hsistivcs and friends are invited 70 al
/. tend the funerni'seryices. from Der ls,e res'
{ dence No. 12f Sixth avenue on Monna
morning az p o'clock. Requiem nass a. n. =.
Elizabeth's Church. lt,,, Inte5nen' "' i''''
1 HTARN-fn this city. on March - lsi'
/ Ernest II husband Of Mary A. Hearn.
Relatives friends and members OF fenn'
| svlvnnig Railroad Relief. are invited 70 ar
! tend the funeral services. az his late resi-. resi-
/ dcnce No fgf Sixth avenue, on SUNDAY
] evcninr al : o'clock Interment at river
view cemetery Automobiles.
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
H CHS INNOCENT
OF MURDER CHARGE

A fury in Court OF oyer and Ter
miner Yesterday afternoon acquitted
Thomas Hicks, Negro, on charge OF
murder in the second degree, OF Hoo-
ert B. Harris a Negro, in an apartment
house. at No, 30i East Eighth street.
on the night OF November 2. last.
Hicks maintained that Harris had been
causing terror In the house with a re-
volver. and he went to the nome OF 70
lice officer Grussemeyer, who' now
ever. was not at home. He then Went 20
the police station and maoe conlliaili, com. l,.,,
~ tI,rris' actions. Oflicers Gray and
Johnson were detailed to so with him
N the house. and, upon arriving there,
ihev 70 md Harris lying dead on the
foor Of his room, with a bullet
through his head -.
caleb z. Burchenal was counsel ioI
the defendant.
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
WOMAh'S life Is
ENDED BY STORM
icontlnned from page oneN

CONTINUED from page one.)
home Of the deceased, Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. G T. Al
derson will ofilciate. Interment viii be
at Bristol, Pa.
Mrs. Rue is survived by her husband,
Elwood Rue; two sisters, Mrs. Walton
Of Andelusia. Pa, and Mrs. Ella A. Rue,
Of Bristol, Pa, and a brother, James
Brookes, OF Bristol.
The Brandpwine creek was a raging
torrent today, the heavy rains OF yes
terday and last night causing a fresh
et. Much drift wood was being carried
down the stream this morn ng from
points in Pennsylvania and northern
Delaware. .-..s
Rainspouis. sign boards and trvsi ond
about the city suffered last III h,enS zeal
today from the high winds ana se''ss es-
persons reported having narro|S arrow mis- G
capes from being struck by Su'n ms
| siles.
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
HUNGARY OEDERS
AMERICAN FLAG
BE KEPT FLYING
lContInued from - one.l

ALuutiAlrA AluIN NaAe uNt-I
turer on sociology in Clark University,
Worcester, Mass.
Budapest continued peaceful tonight.
Even street traffic was undisturhed.
Reports from the provinces Indicate
that Communism was organized quiet
~ throughout Hungarian territory un-
occupied by the Allies, under the di-
rectiOn OF local SOyiets.
some hotels here hauled down the
British and American flags when the
revolution was first declared but the
Soviet government ordered them re-
placed Immediately.
Col. NiN, head Of the Allied mission
/ I'm Budapest and his staff, have been
which guaranteed the safety OF their
lives aud property, as well as those OF
neutral and Allied citizens.
The Soviet government cOntinles TO
issue a veritable torrent of orders. Every
citizen has the right 20 refuse permis-
sion for any military or civil official 10
enter his house. Every person is like
wise entitled 20 dispose Of his bank ac-
count by checks, not 10 exceed 500
month. however. All automobiles have
been requisitianed by the government.
Neutrals will continue TO receive the
same food ration as formerly. Other
food distribution measures remain valid.
The government is preparing TO COM
muniIe houses and flats. but houses be-
Ionainq 10 neutrals and Allied citizens
will not be touched, except under spe-
ciaI orders from Foreign Minister beia
Rum. Communized theatres, Il Is an
nounced. viii produce sociaiisuc classic
plays, chiefly Shakespeare.
The Russian SOviets are keeping IN
touch with Budapest by wireless. To-
day they claimed the revolution Is
sweeping over Galicia and that the req
armies have won important victories IN
the Ukraine. They also reported sue
eessful advance OF Bolshevik forces To-
ward Lemberg.
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
THESE SIX MEN
WILL DRAW JURORS

,,es Jurg have been appointed by the
Stste Judges as follows: s,:,.,...-,., .Dd
9'a,J aobsrt D. Kemp. Of Wilmington ana
navjd q Rose, OF Newark New Castle
'Yu,Ir lanes Wilbur Powell, Of Harring-
,on and Jesse s. Burton, Of Dover,
Ji,s Ioseph E. Holland Of Milford, and
simeon s. Pennewill OF Greenwood,
sussex county.
The Sussex county commissioners are
new appointments. while the commis-
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD.
20 yiirntes TO Answer This-No' b.

know an old lady who received
for her Christmas a beautiful patch
work quilt which represented the
hsndlwork OF eleven granddaughter.
Each contributed a square piece
made up Of one or more Of those
little squares, and these squares OF
varied sizes were Joined together TO
form that i3 by 10 quilt. II required
considerable ingenuity TO unite those
eleven squares, and It is also a puz-
zling matter to chart the original
eleven squaresG
Can you divide the quilt into
eleven contributions
Answer 10 No. 63.
The three tie scores. made at the
big turkey shoot were composed as
First-5o. 30. <. 3, ., 1. Second
25. 20. 90. 3. ?, 1. Thirds, 20, 10,
30. 5. 1.
tcopyrlghs 1919. By sam Loyd)
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
.TTR,CTIyE CALENDaRs.

Walter L. Powell, real estate broker
OF No. S39 Market street, has just IS
sued an attractive calendar. II is en-
titled "a Journey tn Europe" It con-
tains some Of the scenes made famous
because OF their association with the
war Of Europe.
The first scene shows the city Of
Serajevo. There are glimpses OF Brus-
sells; England. Scotland. Ireland, Spain,
Holland and Greece.
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
RELATIVES IN ROW.

on a charge Of breach Of the peace
toward Mrs. Josephine Belowski, his
sister. John Cichocki was held under a
$500 peace bond by Judge Churchman
in Municipal Court this morning.
Clayton Dobson, Negro, was held un,
der a $500 peace bond for breach ~
the peace toward his wife. Ihe use
OF dope" his wife said, was Clayton >
trouble.
Evening journal., 1919-03-28
MARKET SHOWS CAMS.

HN INC InIINu Tross.
NEW YORK, March 2S-prices
throughout the list showed fractional
Gains at the stock market opening to-
day United STATES Steel opened at 9S,
up e studebaker G2A. up y: Beihle-
hem steel b. COS; General Motors
i62A. up q Reading S3A, up %: Cen
tral Leather 73, up Y, and Tobacco
Products %, up =.