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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-19
NEW E T

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ia ,Nift
advance opened the trading IN cotton
today, recent short sellers coming into
the market with a larse deIcand for
covers in order to realize profits and
on top of this was a strong demand
Tor long account based on thu claim hy
the railroad administration that The
production Of bttuminous coal was in
creasing daily and that no freight en-
barge was necessary. In the first half
hour OF business prices rose O. to ~
The demand from shorts seemed 10
have been pretty well supplied on the
early advance n the market turned
S~ensationally weak later under a re-
newal of Southern and general heavy
selling. January broke to $500 and
March to Sl,l5, or about l4O to 1877
points from the high level Of the morn
ing and 90 to 30 points net lower.
me decline continued until it amount
ca to 90 to 81 points net. Realizing
by shorts set in me a substantial re
covery ensued, the market standing at
net losses Of only Is to II points at /
O'clock.
Spots closed quiet at decline Of rs
points; ordinary, 26,50c; good ordinary,
assoc; low middling, SO. 75c; middling,
SSc; good middling, 40.75c. Sales on
the spot, ll2; to arrive. 400.
Futures closed steady at advance OF
So to Is points.
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FROM WALL STREET
High Priced SpeCiaItieS Again
Subjected to Considerable
Pressure and Decline.

NEW YORK. Nov. l9.-Lluuidatlon OF
hlgh priced specialtIes was promptly
resumed at the opening Of today's stock
market, Further losses OF two to 10
points were sustained by the lsshes
winch led last weeks sweeping reao-
lions, General Motors declined points
at the outset, this soon being extended
to 10 points, Crucible Steel, Which con.
trihuted mainly TO yesterdays setback,
broke eight points, Othur issues OF
these divisions, also oils, motor special
Ties, shippings, feathers and miscel-
laneous specialties, were two to three
points lower. In a few issues, notably
General Motors and Mexican Petroleum,
lul recoreries were made within the
Ilrst halt hour, In other quarters mod.
crate rallies were In progress,
stu lower prices attended the fur
ther o|utpourings at midday, losses IN
stocks recently favored by bull pools
ranging from five to 80 points, lem
porary rallies Of 2 to 10 points followed
the decision Of the federal reserve bank
not to increase the present |redisoount
rates,
The closing was heavy. Sales ap-
proXimated LOO, 900 shares.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK. Nov 1g-Bar silver,
l27. Mexican dollars. lOlls.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 19-Buttcr, eggs,
poultry unchanged.
Potatoes unchanged,
CHICAGO, Nov. lQ.-Butter firm.
creamery, t1m7lc.
EGGS higher receipts, 2,ooo cases,
Poultry-Alive, lower; springs, 21c;
fowls, i4@2lc; turkeys, 32c.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-potatoes unset
tied; arrivals, 81 cars, Northern sucked,
white. $2,75W2s5; Western Russets,
$S.l5W3.25.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Butter, firm;
receipts, 4,4iG; first, 62lb n7ic.
Eggs, firm; receipts, S,0S3; first, 70@
74c.
Cheese, steady, receipts, 1862; aver
age run, SlM32hC.
Live poultry, quieti turkeys, 3Sm4oc,
chickens, 25M2Gc. Dressed, steady,
prices, unchanged.
sT. LOUIS, Nov, 19~,aPoultry; Hens,
23c; springs, zoe. turkeys, 33c; ducks,
PC; geese, 23c.
Butter, creamery, re, Eggs, G6c,
NEW YORK, Nov. i9-Copper, dull;
electrolytic spot and last quarter, 1917
40.
Iron steady and unchanged. Anti
mony, 925. Metal exchange quotes lead
easy; spot $50 bid, G75 asked; Deem
Der go bid, ESQ asked Zinc easy; East
st, Louis delivery spot 775 bid, 700
asked. At London, spot copper, e97,
lis, Sd; futures, 500, "a, Cd; electro
lytic spot, Gl1l; futures, G1l6, Tin,
spot. C2S2, 12s, Cd; futures, C2Si, rs, Cd
lead spot, G3t. los; futures, G3i, IN, cd;
zine. cas-. los: futurea. G47. 5s.
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COAL SHORTAGE IN
ARKANSAS LIKELY
TO STOP TRAINS

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. 10. (Spl)
Information that the coal situation In
Arkansas Is more serious than at any
time since the coal strike started be
came known today.
Railroads are running short Of coal
and the Arkansas division NJ the Rock
Island has only one days supply. All
work trains and others not actually en-
gaged in freight or passenger Transport
tati0n were taken off the Rock Island
is received Immediately anuulment al
less important passenger trains win be-
gin at once, officials said today,
PaSse nHer trans on the Rock Island
and til iron Mountain which leave Lit
Tie Rock at noon today for Memphis.
win make their runs. IN the meantime
desperate efforts are being made to Sc
cure Goa, especially for The Iron Noun
tain, which has its long st. Loais-Texas
run to care for.
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January and S2.72c for March and re-
actions followed.
Renewed weakness IN foreign eN-
cRange caused a quick reaction and an
OF the early gains were wiped out. As
prices sank to a net decline much liaui-
datlon came from the long side ana
gave the decline fresh Impetus Late in
The morning the trading months were az
70 % points under the level OF yester-
days close.
Fluctuations were irregular during the
early afternoon but covering was more
active and prices worked up to 80. soc
Tor January and S2.05c for March to-
ward : O'Clock, or about net unchanged
TO " points higher.
spot cotton steady; middling. S9.l5.
Futures closed steady At advance OF
Il to So points.
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CONSOLIDATED PORT.
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The cotton
market was unsettled after the big
break of yesterday but the selling was
less active and after opening at a de-
cline of five points to an advance of
20 points, active months soon sold IS
to 10 points net higher, The announce
nient that a general freight embargo
would only be undertaken As a last re-
course in the conservation Of coal led
to covering, while there was also con-
siderable trade buying but the mark [
met southern selling around "a sec for
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-19
MONEY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Mereantile
paper, 5R per cent.
Sterling, 6O-day bills, 3.99; CONNER
cial, 60-day bills on banks, 3.9s&4 com
mercial, 60-day bills, 1851; demand,
4.03; cables, 4.03%.
Francs, demand, 9.72; cables, Q 70.
Guilders, demand 37ls, cables 81 TIC.
Lire. demand 1852; cables 12.40.
Marks, demand 2,l5, cables Ell.
Government bonds railroad bonds
heavy.
Time loans strong; 60 days, 80 days
and six months, ~ bid.
Call money easy; ruling rate ~, bank
acrpDtaDCes Az,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON,

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 19.-Cotton, spot
less active; prices easy; good middling,
1884; low middling, 2l.O9; good ord1-
nary, 1S.94; ordinary, 1894. Sales 600
bales, including $500 American. Re-
ceipts, 1000 bales; no American. Fu-
lures closed steady; Nov, 23.l2, Dec,
22,5S; Jan, %. Is; March, 21.0S, May,
20.34; July, 1881, '
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-19
~COTTONSEED OIL.
BOND

NEW YORK. Nov, 1n,-Prices Of Lib
crty bonds at 2;55 pm, today were.
3Rs, lQQ,Q4; first As, 94.i0; second Is,
800; first AVS, $3.50, second ms,
$3.50; third AVS. 0432; fourth a4s
92,9t; Victory 3&s, 9.2G; Victory AIS,
90. 80.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-19
DAILY PORT MOVEMENT.
DAILY INTERIOR.
MiddlinR

Tone, Rcts. TIDY. Yes. Stock.
Iemphis, sty.. IL, 495 1000 400 161 1876
t. Louis, sty... S,444 1900 1900 5,546
r/lsta, irreg.. 5,477 3700 $500 800, 372
louston, sty, 1870 2 $500 $3.50 200,S11
little Rock, sty. 1,l0S 1000 -, 1929
DALLAS, sty. go. 80. 1885 $3.50 $50.
Total receipts today ......4 As, $50
same day last year 49,. 2O,07O
Spot sales: Dallas $685., Houston
94S, Little Rock 2,0S5.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-19

SUGAR

NEW YORK. Nov, l9.-Raw z
steady; centrifugal, 7,2S; fine granu-
lated, 800.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-19

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 19.-Hogs-
Receipts, 320; steady to lower, Al
weights, Sl,25; throwouts, s12.75, down
Cattle-Receipts, so; slow and uneven
Heavy steers, $11 50@l4.00; beef steers
$500 a. IL. 90; heifers, $500 10. 90; cows
IS 90 @11 so, feeders, S9.0O@ll.50; stock
ers, S7.00ml0 so,
Sheep-Receipts, 10; steady, Lambs
$12; sheep, So.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-19

FORT WORTH, Nov. 19-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000; steady; beeves, $1,000
II. 90.
Hogs-Receipts, $50; steady; light,
$14.50M14. rs. 81
sheep-Receipts, none; lambs, $1,000
M15. 90,
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v STOCK MARKET.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 19,--Hogs-Receipts
light: demand good, Medium, Sl3, 75m
l4,5O; packer sows, $l1 ,OO@1 IL 20; pigs,
fat, $13. 50G14.25; stockers, 90 to SO
1900.
Cattle-Receipts; light; strong. Steers,
medium heavy, $S,O0111.0 90: light butch
ers, $6.504S.50; thin common, $4,000
100; choice light stockers. $7.O0GS SO;
butcher h%eifers, $4,000 10 100; fat cows,
81 ESQ cutters, $5,75m6.75, can
81. 90 a 400; light and poor, $1,000
L. 90; heavy spring, good and fat, $500
@ll.50, poor and thin, $5.50W7.50.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-19

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.--Hogs-Receipts,
$4,000; early trade fully steady, but
market weakening; top, early, STATS;
bulk, $1A25@14.55; medium, S14.35M
1895; pigs, $13. 75q1440.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; weak; beef
steers, So. 5Od 20. 90; butcher cattle, SIS. SO
91475; veal calves, $l7.2541S %; stock
er steers, $6.00m1O.O0 co.,
Sheep-Receipts, %, O00; slow; lambs,
Sl4, IS; ewes, SO. 009S.35.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-19
MEMPHIS COTTON.

Memphis cotton closed steady at a
decline Of 100 points, Middling, 10000.
Sales 400 bales.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-19
BANK C~LEARINGS
COFFEE.

Additional markets page 20
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-19

NEW YORK. Nov. 1g.-Dar SILVER,
"a. Mexican dollars, lOlls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
PROSPECTIVE CITIZENS,
.ERE'S YOUR COUNSELLOR,
Naturalization and Citizenship
Rights Questions Will be An
swered Through Every
Evening Free.

Every Evening has perfected arrnnge-
ments with the Bureau Of Naturalization
OF the United States Department of
Labor by which questions presenting
individual and citizenship rights OF It's
readers will be answered through ITS
columns free of charge
The following subjects will bc covered:
Naturalization, including fling dcclhra-
tions OF intention Grst papcrs), knowledge
OF the government required of appiI-
cants for citizenship Applications Tor
second papers, the places where Tree
public school classes III English and
citizenship may be found, the free dis
tribution of Federal textbooks To foreign
ers, and questions of citizenship rights.
Every Evening will be glad 10 secure
answers To NIL inquiries of every character
and invites its readers TO ask any ques-
tions they desire. Questions should be
addressed To Every Evening, Whining
ton, Del, Amerlcaniaation, NaturalIza-
tlon and Citizenship Column, for refer
cnce TO the Bureau of Naturalization.
Such questions will bc answered directly
by letter and also through this column IN
order that the public may have full
benefit Of the information As an cyl
dence of good faith and TO permit of
proper answer to the inquiry II IS nrccs-
sary that the name and address of the
person making the inquiry be stated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
NEWS OF LEWES.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Lewes. Jan 2S.-Funeral services Of
Mr.. and Mrs Jerome II, Robinson
were held Saturday at the grave III the
Lewes NJ. T. cemetery. Rev. o. T. Jones
and Rev A f. Zimmerman OF ciatine
Also funeral services Of Mrs. George w
Povnter Of Philadelphia formerly OF tins
town were held on Saturday at the home Of
William r. Atkins and lnterment made
in PRESBYTERIAN cemetery
Miss Sara Marshall IS spending d few
weeks with her brother and wifc, Dr
and Mrs Harry Marshall, in Richmond,
Virginia
Esma D. johnson, who has been IN the
L. S. Navy for four wears. Is visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs Frank + Johnson
MIR johnson had been stationed on as
DESTROYER On the other side for fifteen month
Register Of Wills William J Mustard
has granted lotters Of administration on
the estate Of Lucinda + Magee to Thomas
" Alagee. Of tins town
Chief engineer Of the pilot boat Phil
adelphia, Charles A. Lofand, who had
been on d sick leave for several weeks with
influenza, has returned to his duties
Theodore w Simpler, Jr, has moved
from the Alphonsn Hazard farm, III An
COLA TO the Larrimore farm near Harbe-
son, which he recently purchased
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
DELAWARE CHARTERS.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, Jan. 27.-Charters were fled
here at State Department Saturday as
follows
William Freebooter Baking Company,
Wilmington. to make and sell bread,
cakes. etc. Capital 10000
Joy Machine Company. Wilmington,
TO manufacture machines Tor loading
coal etc Capital s 10000
N1iltex-Electra Refining Company. VIII
mington, 10 operate retlneries, etc. Cap
ital 100000
Berkshire Chemical Company. VIII
mington 70 manufacture chemicals. drugs,
etc Capital. s250.000
Newark Ocean Transport Company
Bloomf cid, y j., to engage IN ocean
commerce Of all kinds Capital, $4,000
United Chocolate and Nut Company,
10 manufacture candies. nuts, etc, Cap
ital. : 000Ga
Polish Publishing Company. Wilkes
Barre Pa. 10 do general printing and
publishing business Capital, $4,000
Utilities Sales Corporation, 10 act As
agents for firms, corporations, individuals,
etc Capital, $4,000.
Increase in apital stock Of Mobile
Shipbuilding Company Of Mobile, Ala
balna, from s. 100000 - $4,000, 900.
Change of name Of plttsh.rg Invest
ment Company to Baudsall Corporation,
PittSbarg, Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
HOG ISLAND CAGERS COMING.
Due for Battle With Harian's Five on
Thursday Night

Hog Islands troup Of cage stars will
hc II g attraction of tie week in local
basketball circles, facing HARLAN in
Delaware Eiver League game at the
Peoples Settlement Eighth and Lou-
bard streets. Thursday night
In Camden the HARLAN crew is a blg
drawing card In HARLAN last start on
local noor they were beaten out BY New
! ork ship by the score Of IS 10 Is. On
tlis account ii was thought that Gala
ghers cagers would be easy money for
the Candenites when they played them
on their own floor As it turned out New
York 9Iip. which, by The way, Is leading
the league with four won and none lost,
was forced to 90 into all extra period
10 win by tie score of 81 to Is
Ii Harlan can he such a big drawing
card while travelling around tie circuit
its sure thing that local fans should
support them
In addition to tie big game preliminary
battle Will also be STAGED between tie
Harlan Second team and tie tiarlan
counters Much rivalry exists between
the two hves and a bitterly fought con-
test Is expected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKETS.
by Associated Press 20 Every Evening
IlL.la.lnI..I.. Iar. % f-ar-a In

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Philadelphia, Jan 28 Corn, lower
yellow. rs to grade and location, 38al .f5.
Oats, lower; No. white, 69l1a70; No.
3, 6SaG9 x.
Rutter. lower. western creamery ex-
tras, 81, nearby prints, fancy. 5Ia56
Cheese. STEADY; Ncu York and Wis
consni iull milk, old, 37a38, do, new,
35I5a36
Eggs, big or; nearby frsts. 1920 per
rase. nearby current re- eipts 1920;
western extra fFsts, 10 20, do, frsts, u Z
81, fancy selee ted, paeked, 7Oa7Z per
dozen
Live poultry. steady. fowls. 3oa35;
spring fhickens, @0a32 hrGiling chickens.
36a3s. old roostere, 2la22, shaggy young
ROSTERS. 26a2S. ducks, Pekir, 3Sa40, do
Indian Runners, 36a-37 geese. 1la36, tur-
KEYS, 3:Ja3G.
Dressed poultry, lower. fows, fresh
killed choice 10 fancy 34aH1z: do small
sizes. 2sa3O, ROSTERS, 27 western roasting
chickens, 2Ja36. broillng chickens, 42a44
duoks, western, 3sa40, geose, 26a30;
nearby spring turkeys, choice - fancy,
f4af5; western do i3a1i fair bo good,
3SaI2, common, 30a-35 old, 3Sa4l.
Potatoes, weak Eastern shore, 2Nla
o+6o Ut Dbi, ANFW .jei~tyt - pci
basket, 80ag0 No 2 5Oa6O; Pennsylvania
per 100 lbs, 2 i5a2 30; western, do, 200a
2.l5 New York. 90a3 10.
Flour, weak, winter, straight western,
l025alO.50 do, nearby, 9.50al060;
Kansas straight, I0.71all %; spring short
patent, 10 Goa 10 20; spring patents. 10 45a
l065, do, nrst clear, 920a0 -.
EIav firm, timothy, No /, large and
small ba IS, 81 Ua32 co; No. ?, do,
290Ua3OdO; No 3, D D0a26.O0
Clover mixed light, 2o0Oa3000; No. 1,
y 0oa2s 90; No. :. 25 00a26.00.
Tallow, weak; prime city, in tieroes,
90. do special, loose. Io; prime. coun-
tr., 81 dark, 7a7 Il, edible, N tierces
l. aalJ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
PUBLIC INSTALLATIONS RY
ROSE HILL GRANGE

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Rose Hill Jan Is /, 81 I'LL Grange
will hold p9' lie installation Of the
newly elected oihcers tomorrow eyeiinr
at Rose ILL Sci 1lhouse Past Master
Robert p. Robinson and at&ff Of Dela-
ware Grange of Newport viii have charge
Of the oe-emonie. All friends Of the
grange are invited to attesl. \ very
pleasant evenings entertainment IS
promised
The residents of Rose Hill are much
pleased at the removal Of the dangerous
explosives from Pigeon Point They
have caused much uneaslucss during the
past year
Several new houses are t. be built
on Holloway Terrace. adjoining Rose
Hill, in the spring There IS some agita-
ton for someone to start a store.
Rose Hill School recently built an
additional room and now employs two
teachers. rs there are some new scholars
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
DON SELL IRON CROSSES
bURGOMASTER' APPEAL
Kaiser's Decorations Cheaplv Dis
posed of; u. S. Warns Huns
Not to Use "Old Glory"

With the American Army Of Occupa-
'ion Jan 26 In the Cotlcrz newspapers
TODAY the iurgonastcr appeals to the self
respect of the Germans 10 refrain from
commcrcIahznE IRON crosses nnd other
German Decorations Of war
The American lntcllircuce officers have
disc6 \ II d sever i,etaneca where she y
keeper rear CoElcnz sold IRON cross
watch fol,a with MINIATURE American
flag nlnned Ia the ribbon THIS resulted
m the arrest Of several Germans. who
were sentenced - jail
The hurgomastcrs Of both Treves and
Collcnz notify tho civilians IN todays
newspapers that the use of tho American
cciors for commercial purposes must
cease They warn the Germans that if
there Is an lnfraction Of American or
,lcrs III this respect they must suffer the
cor sequences
The Americans IN the occupied zone
re 10 receive IN opportunity 10 see
llagCnhcck's trained animals on n war
'asiS Before the war IIageniccks S had
moro than 500 animals hut thcsc have
lecn reduced IN numlcr so TINT when
tho circus arrived in Col,Icnz II had only
loo specimens
Camels. llamas. and many other AM
mails have been Killed since the war
started owing 10 the scarcity Of food
Fifteen elephants Of herd of thirty
romain The other elephants were killed
last winter ard the meat was sold t.
civilians in tho interior OF Germany
where the circus was exhibiting
The circus Was permitted to enter tho
occupied area on the provision that TIE
mcst-cating animals would be fed with
the carcasses Of horses and other am
mails which arc considered unfit for human
conStIn ptlon.
Carl Hagenbeck is with the circus
The first performance will i,c gwen Feb |
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
CAMDEN ML1HODISTS.
Centenary Movement Given Boost In
Kent County Town.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Camden, Jan 2s-The centenary
movement IL on in the Methodist Episco-
psl Church Of this town. Rev. j. Thomas
Price, the pastor, preached n strong and
stirring sermon Sunday morning, setting
forth the centenary movement, using as
his subject: "The Command to Advance"
The pastor said the centenary movement
was Gods trumpet call to Methodisrn TO
face the worlds greatest crisis, and that
the need Of the hour is a revived and
nightly spirit,ialIzcd church
A church council has been Organized as
follows: Miss Annie Cooper and J. G.
Brown as minute men," Dr J.. S. Com
well, Charles Taylor, u. r. ConweIl, Mrs.
Mary Clark, Thomas Irons, as council
men"
A religious census Of the town hns been
taken and the stewardship caInpaign IL
10 leqn shortly. Everything bids fair 10
put Camden Methodiarn in the front rank
in the centenary movement.
At the third quarterly conference, held
several weeks ago. Mr. Price was invited
10 return as pastor for the third year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, Jan. Charters were fled
here yesterday. as follows
Clarks Fork Land Co. Wilmington
Del, real estate; capital, IS 090,0
Lawrence County Oil and Gas Co.
Philadelphia, Pa. $3.50, 600.
National Fruit Canning Co, Whining
ton Del Sl00 600,
Associated Realty Co Wilmington,
Del SlO0 600
North Central Texas Oil Co. Dover.
Del Sl0O0 600
Automotive Battery and Electric Co.
Wilmington Del, storage batteries $50
900
Increase III capital Of Lime Stone
Products Corporation, Hamburg, \. j.,
from S60O,O0O to 100000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
REV. e. NJ. NILES DEAD.
Prominent Atlantic City Clergyman
Who Was Well Known Here.

Rev Charles Martin Niles, ID D, rector
of Ascension Episcopal Church, Atlantic
City, N. J., who was known to many
Wilmingtonians, died last Thursday at
his home 1922 Pacific avenue, following
long illness The funeral took place on
Saturday, Wit intcrmcnt at Pleasantvllle.
Or Niles was bornln Rutlan /, Vt,
being a son Of Capt Erwin Niles Of Civil
War fame He was a graduate Of Stevens
and the General Theological SemInariea
and attended other institutions Of learn
ing. At one time he was archdeacon Of
Western Florida lie had been rector Of
the Atlantic City Church since 1909 Mrs.
Niles and two sons survive.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
WILMINGTON GETS A
GOODWILL SCH DOL"

New York, Jan % Good wilI''
Schools to procide industrial re-educa-
tion for soldiers and sailors viii be main
tanned in thirty cities throughout the
country by the Methodist Episcopal
Church with its share of the sl0,000,0G
to be raised next month for reconstTuc-
ton work by fourteen Protestant de-
nominations. This announcement was
made here tonight by the Interchurch
will direct the drive
Goodwill schools have been cstab-
lished at San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Denver, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Cleveland
Boston and Brooklyn. Steps are under
way to establish soon other schools in
New York, jersey City Wilmington,
Baltimore, Syracuse, Providence, Newark,
Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Buffalo St
Paul and Dayton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
STOCK MARKET QUIET;
PRICES ARE IRREGULAR
us. Steel With Dividend in Sight,
Showed Little Animation at
Early Session.
ny Assoo.ated Press to Every Evening

IBy Assocanted Press To Every EVenlhs
Wall Street, New York, Jan. 2s.-,
Shippings reflected the irregular trend oi
prices at the quiet opening Of today
stock market, Atlantic Gulf advancing =
point, while Marine preferred lost J = ana
Pacific Mail 212
Tendencies elsewhere were oi tine saih"
uncertain character, oils and some 0l inc
minor rails easing fractionally..
United States Steel, Of which dividend
action p 10 be announced after the close
of toelays session, opened at slight re-
action, which was soon recovered ana the
gain iost before the end Of the first han
houi
PRICES REACT hrD RALLY kGhiN.
Nooy Further selling Of MARINE pre-
ferred NJ an extreme setback Of III points
was accompanied by 10 z point regetiohs
in other skippings Leading oils lost rs
much, but made more than compete re-
oovery. but tobaccos and minor motors
we're heavy. while Studebaker improved
with Hide and Leather preferred.
q. s. Steel moved within contracted
limits. but related insdnsIials and equip
rncnts were only occasionally quoted ~lth
rails Brooklyn Transit was unrnoYeo ny
the change Of venue granted its indicted
officials, but Manhattan railway dropFd
; = points