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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08
SPANISH TEACHERS
OPEN SESSION


|II||I| IHItlAIt (" ~ fH N ttt4at
school AudIIusiAnA
The ibtaf tnar;ef. American hs1o-
clatioa OF Spanish Language reacher<
viii abId an open session In The high
school auditorium Wednesday night I
which the public n lnvlied. Atanesie
Mori1Ya. president Of both he local
ami state chapters o. the organization.
|arnounccd today hat me principal
feature Of the program win ne an ~
instituted lecture An spanish ON
'fpAln.r b. ur, Roscoe n tuii. pro-
lessor of history In the University 81
New Mexico. DR. nAli scent lwo Year,
In seville. siadyil9 origlnal sourccs
Of spanish history for the Cernefle
fo~unlalien. During that time he col
llecled a very interesting series OF
MustrniiaH not only Eeenca Ia
NOUS In Spanish history but also IN
connection with modern conditions In
spain. In addition % the Illustrated
lecture there win he vocal eolos IN
Spanish 81 Miss LILLIAN 1risarri n a
recitation IN Spanish b. Jcne /. Cam
delAria. TEACHER 81 spanish In the
INenaul school.
enc Of the matters TO be taken mp
~ the meeting VIII he h question OF
bringing Nlcenti Hlasco thames. Ia
nous author Of 'The -Four Horsemcn
81 the Apocalypse TO Albuquerque for
"a lecture. In his present tour OF the
country the great Spanish author has
been engaged for 4 lecture a. the Las
Vegas Normal University end has also
been invited b. Governor L~arrazolo
TO b the governors guest In santa Fe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08

troubles. - Mrs. ELSIE G. LEWIS, 20
Vernon Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Such conditions as Mrs. Lewis suf-
fercd from may be caused by a fall or
a general weakened rundown condition
Of the system, and the most successful
remedy 10 restore strength TO muscles
and tissue and bring about a normal
healthy condition-ha proved 10 be this
famous root and herb medicine, Ly1!s
L. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
II you have disturbing symptoms you
do not underztand write Lydia f. Pink
ham Medicine Co. Lynn. Mass. The
result Of their 40 years experiences is at
s1ur service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08
BIG CROWD AT FLKs'
MEMORIAL SERVICES

rhn Elks memorial service for the
members who died derlne tho past
year WIS attended by a large crowd
which niied the lodge room yesterday
afternoon. The Elks marched into
The room In a body and held thrsr
rltuallatic service IN which the roll Of
absent members was called.
DR.. David Spence I'm gave the
memorial address. and music was fur
nishcd by Mrs. Guy 4. Rogers. Miss
Grace stornz and J. ~. Morrison. The
memberH OF the local lodge who died
since h last memorial service were.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08
Five Sites For Girls
Home and $4,000 Cash

Offers for sites for the W. c. T. L.
girls refuge home In five different
parts Of the state have been made and
$4,000 In cash has been received to-
wards a fund 81 S5o,00u at whicl the
state w. G. T. u. aims. Mrs. y. J.
strumqdiEi. state president, who re-
turned lass night from ST.. Louis
where she has been attending the ma
tional W. 6. 7. 4. convention. states
that this sim Is In sight.
Mrs. Adelaide Luna OF Los Angeles.
willow OF solomon Luna 81 Los Lunas.
has offered $1,000 for he home II ~
IA built In Albuquerque, and $500 II
Il is built In some other part Of the
state, Mrs. Luna read Of the home in
an Albuquerque paper and wrote Inn
mediateiy Offering her assistance.
A meeting OF the state board Will
be held some day next week, whom
recommendations will be forwarded
70 the national board in Chicago for
decision. The matter Will be settled
by the first Of the year. The location
81 the home In a ~debatablc one, as
improved valley lands have been Of
fcred In different parts % the state.
Sheriff Rafael Garcia has gone 10
California on business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08
THE EVENING HERALD
Shortage Of 500
Teachers in State

SANTA re. \ A.. Dec. s.-Fully
SOC ieachors IN the New Mexico rural
schools have quit their Jobs 10 ~
Into stores ans other positions pay
ina salaries adequate 90 fight the hirh
cost o. nVinr. and numerous country
schools have been forced to close,
while the exodus still continues. The
situation IL serious and an Increase In
salaries appears 10 be the only REM
ea>.
The critical condition was the sub
lect Of a conference here between the
governor. State Superintendent Wag-
ner, Superintendent Joha Milne Of the
Albuquerque schools. superintendent
Boyer nffclovis, Mlss Ecklcs OF silver
CITY. superintendent Rice Of Clovis,
and officers OF d state educational
department.
NsiItman's Candy. The Idal
Christmas Candy. New Mexico Cigar
10. Sole agents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08

which caused gem
ernl run down con-
dition with head
aches and pains in
my side. My sister
induced me 10 try
Lydia Z. Pinkhams
Vegetable Com
pound | found IL
helped me very
much and such a
splendid tonic that
! am recommend
ing II 10 any woman
who \ a similar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08

". A. Carlisle. y. NJ. Rosenwald. ".
y. slnnoit, Harry umbrnse. w. q.
Green. Rnderic stoycr, W. II. Pratt.
D.. q. Whcatiey. Waiter wcinman. A.
~ Hilton. Armand schumaearr. 4,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08

The American RED Cross Christ
msa seals will be placed on sale IN
Albuquerque tomorrow. The pro-
cceda Of the aaled VIII be used 10
flsht tuberculosis in the state Of New
The leo seals viii be- sold for si.eo.
They viii be used on the backs OF
letters and on parcels. sent out by the
stores and the pablic.
The novel proposition OF putting
Red Cross Christmas seals On every
cup Of coffee and tea used on that
day and every DAY dl.af< the week
applier not only % the tea md coffee
inE and morning cup In the family.
Joseph r. Wilson. counfy chairman
spoke 10 Santa Re ahocmen at noon
today. He a appointed the follow
1nn committee:
w: ssss \ E.ssslss x: suaf' y : aisl s:
Al Nsxillrn. David !. Hossnrzld OF
2 esiien Z y scale Thomas
oss:ssssA 4 'H Ssa.iysIi. Rsnsss Perry
pr D1t.d = Hi MAJ Aorahans. bi.hop
b. HsrdenI. IA harpkqrscn. lsah
s sssr.l a.. Sk.ai 1 'i Tsis Gs'i hs ma q
v. K Lss.isss d. n x w5id1. H. 5.
fss 9s.'l k.'Isr Mss S I sadss D,s's Ne
cifll1n. III chsr nsehL George :. klosk.
~. y. Barton. Capt Clark M Carr. q X
0alueha. iudge hle1ard n. Hanna, Or. q.
y htLenareas. = 7. Chsse, Il. r Barnes,
= A keen. Aldo Lsepelt 0eerrs Kos
nns,fn s,ansy I Ee,snvald y O. sPsnes,
81. {. n Bots, John nlns. C.. e. French.
2. J. Mabry. Otto Bssbsshi n b Watkins
KY w1. k.selsr 3 snitA.s Eebsr
=. fe1lfs. ~. IYat, Rev HuEk a. Cooper.
faihu A. n. NaedalarA her. q. o. Beck
Waite. ~ l.. fn. IL Hsniag. j. kor
Der, John ". Wilson. Jadre A. Garcia D
h4rehc1. ket. n. !. pattdsnp. nv. A l..
Ef4nens g =. hodfin. tta1le h. valiant,
pr. c14a. A EIlrE Or. 1olfph s. Cipss, DR.
A Reid. Dr. = o Cornish, . ii Cocas.
To Fortlfy Tho system Against Grin
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets which destroy germs. act as
a Tonic and Lamtire, n thus pre-
vent Colds. Grip and Influenza. There
Is only n ~BRONO QUININE." r..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08

ClsRrs and cigarettes Ia fancy
tlifistuias Packages. An sires. NV.
AeNico CHAR 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08
MRS. LEWIS
OF BROOKLYN
Tells How She Was Made
Well by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Brooklyn, N. Y,-"For n year !
was miserable from a displacement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08

4. vnuehcy. Charles y. Wade. r. w.
Meyers. n. y. Roberts.
Herald Want Ads Are Real
Go-0otters
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08

Is
made OF the sale OF the federal oN-
pl~osives plant at Nitro. w. Va. to tho
Charleston Industrial corporation FOR
1851. 600. The plan and town cost
TIE government approximately $780,
900. 900.
RONE-EiFht are dead and AZ
others are known 10 have been in
icr=d as a result OF rioting at Mantua
Wednesday and Thursday. The labor
council is said 10 have authorized the
strike. Jails were burned. rail traffic
halted. arms shops ruided and shops
were burned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08
II. c. Frick Leaves
$117,O00,O O to Public

NEW YORK. Dee S.-Honry Clay
Frlck, muiti-millionRire iron master
and collector OF art. loft all hui
s2bsOo0. 600 OF hts vast estate to pub
lie. charitable and educational instl-
tutlons. according TO the terms of his
will.
The value OF tho public bcqucsts.
after 32S, O00.O 900 Is set Inside Tor bis
widow. son and daughter, j. SiiT.-
0O0. GOO. exclusive OF fti acres of
Pittsburg real estate. left for a public
park.
TIE Frick mansion and art coll
lection ! n his city. valued AT approx
imately S5o,e00.0O0, with an ondow-
mcnt OF Si5.OOO.O 600 additional Ia
maintain them As The frlck Collcc-
tion.' IN given TO the public. az tho
Termination OF Mrs. Frlck's life. This
makes Mr.. Tricks largest single gift
TO h public total S~6a.Oob.OOO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-08

Sheriff Rafael Garcia has gone 10
on business.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

New York Stock Exchange has stricken
from the list Louisville & Nashville Rail-
road general mortgage per cent. bonds
due In 1880.
nual meeting reduced its directorate from
nine to seven members Directors and of
fcers were reelected with the exception
of II. c. Wright and r. s. futile, Jr., who
resigned.
American Smelling and Refining Com
pany reduced the price OF lead from 5A to
8 cents.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company, held yesterday, r. S. Lovett was
elected a director. He has been elected a
director of the New York Central Railroad
Company succeeding c. Il. Seger. resigned.
Curb Market Association has approved for
temporary trading 420,6 common shares
Of par value OF $50 and 10000 pre-
Endicott- johnson Corporation, to be traded
in when as and II Issued"
Gold coin to the amount OF 5000, 900 has
been withdrawn from tho Sub Treasury for
amount of $4,000 has been withdrawn
from the Sub-Treasury for shipment to
Mexico.
Kidder. Peabody & Co. and Solomon
$4,000, 900 OF city of Boston notes, due on
November I. 1919.
At the organization meeting of directors
OF Haskell, Barker q Co. NJ f. Harding
was elected a vice. president TO succeed A.
Van Brunt. and T. c. Curtiss was elected
secretary to succeed A. J. McAllister. An
other retiring officers were elected The
corporate ofrice, which heretofore has beer
al Nassau street, has been moved to II
Wall street.
e. W. Wagner & Co. have issued a sp.-
cial letter on American International Cor
poration.
Jewel Tea Company, Inc. reports sales
Tor four weeks ended on March 20, 1919
las siSl3,706, against si,2OI.6I4 in same
period OF 1918, an increase OF Sll2.lsl.
+. S. Smithers & Co. and KlsseI. KinnI-
cult a. Co. announce that all OF the III. =
100000 Nalvoline OIL Company s per cent
cumulative convertible (sinking fund.- pre-
ferred stock offered by them at par and
accrued dividend has been sold.
Corn Exchange Bank yesterday declared
quarterly dividend Of per cent nav
able on May TO stockholders OF record
on April so. which places the institution's
annual disbursements al the rate Of 20 per
cent Heretofore tho bank paid l6 per
cent year
Columbia Bank has been admitted to tho
New York Clearing House Association.
William II. Compton Company l. offer
ing, to yield $40 per cent, a new issue OF
100000 OF Butler county, Missouri, Inter
River Drainage District per cent bonds,
maturing serially from 1923 to 1898.
Charles g. Cowan has resigned as presi-
dent OF the American Cotton and Grain
Exchange.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-Reeelp,s. 2,a7o head; az
cars on sale Steers extremely dull, and
with exception OF a few early sales which
were about steady the market was un.
close. Bulls and cows unchanged Ordl-
nary to fair steers sold at sl3Ql7 a 100
lbs: no prime steers offered: bulls, $50
1850; cows t.25gl2:6o; one fancy cow.
2la 2sc. lb. for native sides.
sales-s. Sanders: Is Ohio steers. l,s0s
rs ,,, ays average. sl7; bulls, i,2s5. 'll 2,
IS; S, sss, Hs5 s, .i5.5o9ii.5c' J. sham am,
berg g. Son: 81 Virginia steers, i.s25,
$3.50; 2. l,066, fi5.5 3. $50. STATS: 10
COVE: i.i7ss, $3.50; .; sl3. IS. McPherson
,i';,ss; :, bulls, i,siI: ,ic;55' ), l,os. $40;
.is.5o; 5, l.oss. .1l.7o; 81. 1851 sri; ~,
l'oti. ps..: = Li" is':: Y. l;o4o; 80. 90
1910. $3.50; 6, si7. 'S.l5; 5. 7ss $3.50,
Kernb Com mission Co: 10 Pennsylvania
steers LIPS. $3.50: ie. 1879. 1850; ..
slss ns; Is Virginia; LOIS. ais; Q bulls,
ti2.5O; COW. LOO. s14; 8. $50, 1850.
Tohin & Shannon: 20 Ohio steers zoe
tl6,7S; cows. se6. IS; 5, ss4. 81 !. G.
Curtis Curtis : Son: : bulls, si,sco' ,Io.so; =
s. sO7, III 2, $50, ,t,7S; :. SIS. $3.50; I
cows and bulls 1i:591o.
CALyEs-Receipt 1850 head; l,i7o on
sale Market steady. Common TO prime
yeals sold a. si4a2o a 100 lbs. cu!is. sii
nls: city dressed veals In fair demand al
y 2sc. h.; country dressed veals. SIS
sslss-w,. II. Hume: lss yeais. 1i lbs.
Son: SIS veals. iss, $40; 8. 100 t1s'bo: al.
ist sisI 81 ais sistoi 4 iai. Sc. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-10
COTTON FUTURES
REACT AT CLOSE
Advance to New High Records
in New Style Contracts
Meets Realizing.

further advance established new
highs for the new style contracts in the
cotton market yesterday morning, but
met moro or less general realizing and
was followed by sharp reactions. Rela-
tive weakness in May deliveries was ac-
companied by reports that cotton in
the local warehouse stock was being
prepared for delivery, The disposition to
take profits in later months was In
creased by an impression that the South
was taking advantage of advances to
cell hedges rather freely. The first
weekly report OF the Weather Bureau
read bullishly compared with that of
last year, but evidently had been dis
counted and the early advance was at
tributed chiefly to the unfavorable
Western belt forecast, which pointed
to unsettled conditions with unseason-
ably low temperatures
Range Of prices:
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CURB SECURITIES
CONTINUE STRONG
Business Is on Large Scale and
Several New High Levels
Are Established.

Strength was shown again in the
Curb trading yesterday and business
continued on q large scale. A sharp
upward movement in the rubber stocks
featured the list several new highs be-
ing established. Keystone Tire moved
moro than two points forward to new
Aigh ground and Fisk Rubber common
and second preferred showed large ad-
tvances. Intercontinental Foibber sold
20 O new high for the present move
ment Public Utilities were flrm with
advances from three to more than six
points. Columbia Grafophone sold at
. new high
Oils were generally irregular. In
ternational Petroleum was IN demand.
rising moro than three points. Midwest
Refining reacted after selling to a new
high for the year. Sterling OIL sold
TO q new high. Rangeburnett sold at
. new high and there was good de-
mand for Hudson. Standard Oil of
California was strong also.
Mining shares developed activity in
the late trading and several moved sub
/. stantially higher. Cerbat Silver new
was active.
=. Total sales and range Of prices fol-
low:
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MONTREAL CLOSING


Sheep-Rcceipts, 5000. Fat lambs steady
az yesterdays close: best fat ewes steody
TO lCc. higher; feeders and breeders steady.
Lambs 50 lbs; or less, s167aa19.6o: s.
mon, slS25a 1925; ewes, medium 10
choice: N2'26Ql6; breeding ewes. sIO.25
CHICAGO. April s.-Hogs-R.ccIp,,
i"VVo' market opened uneven, mostly iOc
TO lSc: higher. advance partly lost; early
TOP. S20.t5; estimated tomorrow, $40 900
oonIk OF sales, *20.l6 2O45. Heavy weight,
~: 80 q 2o;6o; medium weight, SEQ 30 a
lights, tlS65q?o.15; sows. 1885, a1e.75;
pigs, sl7,75 q 1915. 80
Cattle--Receipts, 5000; beef steers and
butcher sh"-stock steady to ljc lower:
feeders steady; estimated Tomorrow,
1000, Heavy beef steers. 81, ;o'o 20 "a =.
light beef steers 'lOnIS.5O. butcher cows
ana h.tfers s725 q l4,i5' Gamers and cut
Veal calves. sll50dl7.jO stockers and
feeder steers, ts.2jalS.25
sheep-Rcceipts, $1,000; fat lambs about
steady yeariings and feeding lambs tend !.
ing lower; estimated Tomorrow. Il, 900.
Lambs 50 lbs. or less, S1Sdls65; SIS lbs
or better, .sl775a 1890; culls, Si4ai775;
ewes medium and good. Hs.:5 1850 /;
culls and common, S61l225.
ST. LOUIS, April e.-Hogs-Reccipts
i7.l"0 20 and 2Oc. higher. Lights. $3.50
1880; pigs. Sl5a 1850; mixed ami butch
ers. 1890 1850; good heavy, Sao.i5a
Cattle Receipts $500, slow. Native
beef st'crn sll,5oT 1850, ye0rlinE steers
and hcifera, 'e5ohlG: COWS. SlU;Oa
49,: so: stockers and feeders. .lOnla.sO:
fair to prime southern beet steers. SiOa
~; beef cows and hctters, s7.JOII5: can
ners ans cutters $50 q 49, native
calves, 81 @lS.SO.
,so Q so.2a: ewes sis9lLSe; oaRnsrs and
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cal situation was more unfavorabie than
ever. New style May traded at its
highest at 1850 and It's lowest at 24.Io.
Last prices showed net losses for the
session Of 80 to ss points on the new
contract. But little business was done
In the old contract. closing prices OF
which showed net. losses of ~ to 30
points Old: May. 24.65: July. $3.50;
October, 5000; December, 20.5b. Newt
May, 24.s5 July, 1850: October. 2t.eo;
December, 21.e1; January. 21.s4. Spot
cotton firm and unchanged; mddling,
1926.
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COFFEE MARKET.

There was more business In coffee fu-
lures yesterday and prices were generally
steady, although realizing caused reac-
tons OF few points in the late trading.
Near months were again relatively firm
on covering, while there was buying OF
the later deliveries chiefly December.
by brokers with trade or European con-
nections. and after opening to 3 points
higher. the moro active months sold 7
to 10 points higher than Mondays clos
ing figures July led the advance. sell
Ing at 1890 or about 107 points above
the recent low level. This price at
tracted some profit taking. with the mar
ket closing net point lower to points
higher
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SHIP RATES NOT TO BE CUT.
Freights TO south America WI
Remain as Vow.

WAsHINGToN. April 9-Reduction In
ocean freight rates to South America Is
not contemplated by the shipping Board.
it was learned officially to-day in con-
nection with persistent rumors that a
cut In rates was likely. The Shipping
Board still Is exercising control over rates
to South America and private lines are
obliged 10 observe Its regulations.
Government officials believe the rum
ors have tended to retard the expansion
OF commerce with Latin America, which
was expected with the cessation of hos
tilties.
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TRANsATLANrIc PARcEL rosr MAILS

Great Britain and lrelsnd-Close at : A. NJ
April .. S. Noordam. and at A. NJ. April u,
SIS Mauret snia.
France-Close at $50 A. NJ. April Il, sa
Roch snfteau.
Haly-Close at ! A. NJ. April ., SIS. Argen-
tina. and at 3 A. NJ. April ie SIS Canopic.
Gibraitar-Close at A. NJ. April 10. So.
Argentina: at go A. NJ, April IL, S. Fran.
cesca. and at s A. NJ. April 70. SIS. Canopic
Belgium-Close At A. NJ. April Il. sA
Aledo, and at A. NJ. April ls. Ss. OsagH-
tonic.
Por,ugal--Closc at . A. NJ. April -. IS. Goa.
Greece-close at A. NJ. April IL, ss
Tallard.
Iceiand-Close at II A. NJ. Msy I. ss. Gull.
floss
Azores, Madeira and Liberis--sa,lings I'M.
certain,
Norway, Sweden. Denmark. Netherlands
Germany, Austria and Hungary-Service sus-
pended.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAII.S.

Connecting mails close at C. y. o. and City
Han station at 80 i. NJ daily
FIJI Islands. New Zealand and Australia
via Vancouver and Victoria, H. c. April
10. SIS Makura
Philippine Islands (vin Vancouver and VIC
toria, b. c. Ar-'l II So. Empress OF Japan
Philippine Islands tvia Seattle) April lS
Sc Af7ca Msru.
Fiji Islands, New Zealand and Australia
via Vancouver and Victoria, B. c. April
20. So. Niagara.
Hawaii and Gusm--This mail is forwarded
70 the Pacific coast daily for despatch TO
destination by the best opportunity.
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though he rarely found time during the
season to fsh himself az he was in con
s ssaat demand for touring parties. He was
doctor or catch the train when a sudden
emergency made IL necessary.
hls skilful mannuvring OF his sail in a
gaze ana rescue of two anglers whose boat
was upset on Maple Island In 1904 merited
no was true sailor in his ability to turn
MS hand to any task which the inaccessi-
nility OF ordinary craftsmen made necss-
His knowledge OF the 81. I,avr.n,,
Hiver, the fishing places. his deep winter
reading, his dry humor and blunt honesty
ana directness of speech made him re-
spected and liked by the summer visitors
ana his neighbors availed themselves OF
his resourcefulness and experienced advice
also
knew him for nineteen seasons on Ore
nell ana Murray Island; tho campers an
summer visitors found him like myself
an ever ready guide, counselor and friend
Portable ho took me 10 his own cottage fo-
needed.
He was especially kind 10 beginners.
the legion Of boys he taught to pitch
tent to fish, to sail skin, and the little
wrinkles and tricks that make life in the
open more comfortable, will never be for
gotten His spirit will be with us as We
revisit the beauty spots he was first 10
point out to US. A simple soul has come
TO port. II. G. SCHNEIDER
New York. April Q
Anglers League Opening Meeting Tonight.
The opening Of The season meeting OF
tonight at $3.50 in the World Auditorium
There is much OF interest and forward
work ahead" gays DR.. Il. NJ. Briggs. the
president.
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OLD STYLE.
COTTON STATISTICS,
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, April e.-The market
plugged In the early trading In cotton to-
gay and then slumped 81 bale under
liquidation from the long side and short
selling based on the view that the politi-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-10
Custom House Reccipt..

g. Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were s3s7.Os6.62 OF
which sl03.430,i6 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses, and
s2ss,65s.fs Tor recent importations,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-10
Long Island PriLe winners

The Long Island Casting Club concluded
Its contests for the season prizes ON sun
day last. c. f. Calum took the prize for
the greatest number OF wins. F.. II Bow
DIR. +. &. Raypor for the accurace events
The club VIII continue its practice In the
outer field II the ProtectoEy grounds until
further notice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-10

BALTIMORE,

Igr' as: a. John T. p5so'sI; yeas,
Commission Co: 8? veals, ISL, sls.ye1 70,
Nl, $. Sanders: 81 veals. las $40; is.
i37, ti75Oi 5, los. ti7; 2. s5,. us; I. 81,
s4; 81 culs. u, az. .: Judd Co: S!
ysHl., II, ,;i7.aS McPhs,son & Co: !
Tobin & shannon: 90 yeais. IS. sl5
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. $3.50
head; 8 cars on sale. Sheep steady with
very few offered; lambs dull and lower.
Unshorn lambs sold at $l7.501ls per 100
lbs clipped, do. Si3di5: clipped. culls.
az; unshorn sheep. .il9la6o; clipped,
culls. s. Dressed mutton In moderate de-
mand and steady Mt 81 n csc. per ID.
dressed lambs slow and weak at 2S634c.
Country dressed dollhouse lambs. ;l0gij
per carcass: imltatio do. S5gs
Sales--Tobin shannon unshorn Ohio
lambs. SO lbs average, 80; 65, 6s, $3.50:
Ell clipped. SO. SIS; l76. 81, S3. Kerns
Commission Co; 2S2 unshorn ohio lambs,
Gs, SIS; ~. 100, $3.50; y unshorn sheen,
~. 1880. j. @. Curtis & Son: 8 unshorn
State lambs, so. SIS; 10 clipped culls. A.
Sl9; clipped sheep, 6s. 81.
HOGS-Receipts, 1910 head; az cars on
sale Market steady, Light TO fairly heavy
hogs sold at $40 1880 per 100 lbs. roughs.
81: stays si2qiS.