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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
JAMES H. PRIMER NAMED
AS CHIEF BANK EXAMINER
Newport News Note Teller Appointed
To Succeed q. c. Bnrksdnlc. Who
designed Inst Month.

James II. Primer. note teller in a
bank at Newport News, was appoint cd
yesterday by the State Corporation
Commission chief State bank examiner,
TO succeed c. G. Barksdalc. Jr, whose
resignation Of the position became CT
fective OH February is. The now
chief VIII enter upon tho discharge
OF his duties OH March 10.
In the Interim, from tho time Mr..
Barksdalc's resignation became effcc-
tive. the duties of tho Office have de-
volved upon john Il. Garrett, the FIRST
assistant, who was named by the Cor
po"ation Commission acting chief. MIR.
Garrett will continue in his position
until Mr.. pinncr takes over his duties
on March 10.
Tho new chief is we'll known in
Richmond banking circles. having
served here with a local bank for
about five years. During that time
he also served in the City Council
Later. he was graduated in law at
Washington and Lee University.
Mr.. Finncr has held the position he
now holds with :hc Newport News
bank for about Il year and "A half
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
Dangerous Weakness
Follows Influenza

StupendouS task of rebuilding
the system, and restoring the
strength and buoyant vitality
TO the stricken body.
Just here is where S. S. S.
lras proven such 4 valuable aid,
for it is without question the
most efficacious blood purifier
ever discovered. This reliable
old remedy, which has been
sold by druggists for more than
fifty years, was first used by the
Indians, who discovered the
medicinal value of the roots and
herbs Of the forest, and has
been used with the greatest
success for more than half a
century.
S. S. S. is the one remedy that
is SO useful in repairing the
damage done by influenza and
grippe, because it promptly en-
riches the blood supply, and fills
the veins with new life and
vitality, which i'm turn rebuild
the waste tissue throughout the
system. No matter how long
since YOU have had this disease,
you should begin at once TO
take S. S. s., which will do SO
much in putting the system
back into perfect physical con-
dition.
And remember, too, that
avoiding disease is simply a
matter of keeping the system
in perfect condition, so that
those who keep their blood SUD-
ply pure and strong and vigor-
Gus arc not nearly so liable to
attack. a few bottles Of S. S. S.
is worth many times its cost rs
a precaution against disease.
Those who take S. S. S. can
get any desired medical advice
without cost by writing to
Chief Medical Adviser, 1O1
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
-Adv.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
INDIANS PLAN SCHEDULE
WILLIAM AND MARY BALL
TEAMS READY FOR SEASON
Seven Letter Men VIII Return 10 Make
Up Speedy Diamond
Aggregation.

Only few games arc now necessary
te complete this years schedule OF the
William and Mary baseball team. The
usual western trip through the state
Will be made during tho second week
of April including games with tho
University OF Virginia, V. VI. l.. Wash
ington and Lee, and V. L. l. Beside the
Regular championship affairs on tho
home grounds there Will be several
other games, among which Roanoke
College will be played two games. the
Medical College and the Union Thco-
logical Seminary one each. Al present
Manager Smith is negotiating with
several northern universities for adj
d:tionai games on the home lot.
Coach Geddy has seven letter men
who will serve as nucleus for Put
ting out strong contender in this
scars championship race in the East
ern Virginia Intc-colle Giatc Athletic
Association. These arc Love. Johnson,
and rcntress in tho inhcid: Garrett;
Parrish and Brooks in the ou,ticld and
Settle. las; seasons varsity pitcher.
Baseball candidates Will be called
oct this week and practice Will start
The followins is the schedule to
date:
March e-Mcdtcal College a, Williams
hpril 5-union Theological Seminary at
hpTii is"HutTniyersl,y OF vir=ints a. Char
hpriI ~ NJ ! a; tcNinctors
April 10 Washington and Leo ~ Licking
~ hprii i Inv" r. ! at Blacksburs. ,Pcnd-
ine)
Xpri l'-SERoa nok. College al Williams.
April c-Randolrh Macon champion at
aprii se-Hampdcn. Sidney a; Williams
burg. Champion ~
May S-Richmcnd College at Williams
burg 'Chsmpio1,)
May T-Randolph Macon az Williamsburg.
May aNMedical College a, Richmond.
May Io-Hau pdcn-Sioncy at Hampton
Sidney. Champion
May I-RichUIond College al Richmond.
Cham pion.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
lENTEN MIDDAY SERVICES
FOR MEN START TODAY
Meetings TO tic Held Under Au,picc,
OF Richmond clcrirHs md
brotherhood.

The usual Lcnten midday services for
men held under the auspices Of the
IlericuS Of Richmond and the Brother
n3oh OF 81 Andrcw. Will begin today
These services will be held daily. cN-
ccpt Saturdays. and during holy week
~ St fauls CHURCH from / 10 | 80
O'Clock.
The speaker today and tomorrow will
hc the Ecv. w. Russell Bowie, -. D..
rector Of ST. l'aul's Church
The following is the list OF speakers
secured:
March aud 7-Kcv. w. Russell
Epwic. -; D., rector 81. Faul's Church,
Richmond.
March 10 TO IL. inclusivc-Rt Rev.
Arthur c. Thompson:. u. -. SuTrasan
Bishop OF Southern Virginia
March II to Il. inclus,Sc -Rcv. Rob
e.rrt Norwood, rector st. raurs Memorial!
church. Overlook. philadclp Pa
March "a to Is. inclusivc--Rev. Is NJ.
Spur, Archdcacon of West Virginia.
March 3l-Rcv: Arthur u. Gray Jr.,
rector Church of the Cool Shepherd,
Forest Hill. Richmond. Va.
April ] to 4. inclusivc-Rcv. William
\; Il. Goodwin, - y. rector 81. Paurs
Church. Rochester. y. Y.
April 20 II. inclusive-Eev. John +.
Coleman, rector st. Paurs Church, SUI
folk Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
There Is Real Danger in the
After-Efects of This
TreacherOuS
Disease.

Those who have survived an
attack Of dreaded influenza find
their strength taxed to the
utmost, and the entire system
in Il weakened and nerve-shat-
tered condition. For this, dis
case is intense in it's severity,
and its aftcr-cffccts are as much
TO be guarded against as the
disease itself.
The painracked body is in
such a dcbilitated condition
that the vitality is at d low cbb,
The strength returns very slow
~, and the patient becomes de-
spondent because Of his help
lessncss. And unless there is a
full restoration TO his former
robust condition, he is liable to
fall an easy prey to any ordi-
nary illness. In other words,
there is danger of Il permanent
injury TO the system.
You owe it to yourself to re-
gain your full strength and
health Just as completely and
promptly as possible, and TO
take all prccaution to avoid the
aftcr-cffccts OF the disease.
This YOU can do by giving ma
turc such assistance as is
needed i'll rebuilding the waste
tissue and restoring the
strength and vitality.
All waste tissue must be re-
built and all lost strength must
be restored through the blood
supply, for through this vital
fluid alone can the damage be
repaired. And after its battle
with the germs Of grippe and
influenza, the blood is thin and
weak and must have help in its
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
African Golf Game
Broken Up by Dog
Canine Policeman Scout
Gamers II Cents dnd
Seat Of Pants.

Come seven" brought the surprise
OF their lives TO six colored men yes
terday. engaged in the popular diver
sion OF shooting craps. when Il police
man and the First District mascot
scout dog. appeared on tho scene
and routed the players.
II was reported on good authority
that the cclorcd mon not only outran
tho officer. but completely distanccd
tho dog. Eleven cents and Il pair OF
perfectly good dice were the Spoils
OF war To fall into the hands OF the
NictorS There is also "A rumor that
the enemy had one pants seat that was
numbered among tho missing in ac-
ton. The dog was rewarded with
u cents worth OF liver
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
GIANTS AND WASHINGTON
TEAMS TO PLAY HERE
Dates for Exhibition Games Arc Given
Out by Managers of Big
League Clubs.

ON March 10 and 20. Richmond base
ball fans Will have dhc privilege or
seeing the Washington Americans per-
biticn games. The Giants Will como
here after working up from Florida
through South Carolina. North Caro-
lima and the eastern part Of NirG mia.
Dates for other exhibition games of
the Giants arc: March ~, April ! and =.
Boston Americans at Tampa, Fla: :
willie, Fla; .. Boston Americans at Co
iumbia, ,. G.; Boston Americans at
SpartanburE. :. G.: II. Eoston Amer
leans at Winston Salem. y e.; II and
IL. Baltimore lntcruationa at Halti-
more; II, Washington Americans a,
Ncwport News Va: -. WASHINGTON
AmcricanS at Petersburg. Va; IL and
II. Washington Americans at Norfolk .
u. Washington Americans at Mash
lnStOn; -. Nnlc AZ Now York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
TENNIS MATCH DRAWINGS
SAME AS IN 1914 MEET
Expect Preliminary Rounds, TO lie
Completed Some Time Dur
ing July.
IRv Assoc!atcd pre-.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Mcmbcrs Of
the National Tennis Association were
greatly Interested in the report OF the
blind drawings for the 1919 Davis cup
matches from Australia today. IT was
pointed out that by strange coin
cidcncc tho result Of the drawing is
the Same as that OF 1914, when tho
International play resulted in tho loss
of the trophy by this country. In
that series tho british isles defeated
Belgium five matches 20 none and
Franco four 10 one. Later the British
were defeated. 3 TO =. by Australia
which. in turn. won from the United
States by the same score.
IL the previous system is adopted
this season. tho preliminary rounds
will probably be completed some time
in July. and the challenging team will
start for Australia within a few weeks
after the final matches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
Denmark PLANS New cabinet.

COPENiIAGE%. March 81 King,
christian today received tho presidents
OF tho eight political groups i'm the
kiEsdaS ANA discussed With them tho
possibility Of forming u Cabinet To
tak" the place Of the Xahlc ministry.
also WAS present at tin. meeting. nc
kin-: SAID there WAS little probability
OF q coalition ministry, but he hoped
thht Cabinet could I've formed with
lhc Sunport of the Folkcting. or lower
house Of Parliament
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
BAlOHEADS AND BALL
Pleasures of Youths Should M, IL
Cnrbcd. Declare, Ono Of New
York Legislators.

ALBANY, y. V, March 5.-Thc rcIa-
ton OF baldhead to legislation ON
SSundaE baseball was injected into TIA
nearing today before the joint codes
committee by Mayor Fi,zEibhons, az
SsWeSo. Rubbing his hand gently over
MS smooth top he said he noticed
az inc opponents Of the lcgalization
old md bald ~
Ihey should feel however, as do"
nc said' that youths pleasures must
nor DC curhcd when they run in tho
in favor OF thS' Lill:Y" -,"s W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
FLYING BALL PLAYERS
New York Nationals Asked To Travel
To Fhilndciphin in MIR
plane.

NEW YORK. March 5.--Invitations 10
the New Iork National bHscban team
To travel 10y alrplan" from New York
10 Philadelphia Tor the opening game
OF the season on April - VAS received
today at club hcaduuartcrs. Manager
M'trhW. who Sicniiicd that he would
grant his approval said the PLAYERS
would make the trip by air at their own
NOlltiNn. however.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
Toronto Acquires whi,cm,,

BOSTON. MASS. March 5-Thc sale
OF IeorEc Whiteman. outncldcr. Mo
20 the Toronto club Of the Im,crnatjnn.,i
League, was announced today. Whii"
years ago. James Cooncv IN inGoI y"
formerly Of the Province In,crnationa;
League was sold to Detroit and Iu
neider Ethel was returned TO tho Rirh
mond club OF the Virginia League
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
HAL CHASE WITH GIANTS
VIII Play mt First Basc This Sc,,o,
Tor McGrnw'> tEErc-
CATION.
Inv Asaoclatcd rro.s 1

NEW YOKk. March lrr, ~
iork National Baseball Club announcos
.ooaS !hat iiai Chase had signed a ,.onl
tract 70 play with the Giants =, -,
nasc this season. Ills case acainS, ~
cincinnati club has been scttIcd ont ~
court. II was announced 0u' u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
KlWANlS CLUB WILL HOLD
FIRST MEETING TONIGHT
Allyn :. browne. Founder. VIII Attend
Session at Jefferson
Hotel.

The organization meeting OF the Iii
manis Club OF Richmond. will take
place at The Jefferson Hotel tonight at
) o'clock.
:. Howard Lyon, tho district organ
Ter has received Il wire from Mr.. Allyn
: Browne. of Buffalo. y. y. the inter
national organizer. and founder OF Hi
manis. that lie will be here TO attend
the meeting. The election OF officers
and directors Will also take place.
The following men comprise the 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06

ROME. March J. King Peter Of
Prince Regent Nlcxaridcr. ncc6rdin., to
a rune dispatch to the Idea Rationale
uuotlnS adNiccS from belgrade Ut is
Sain Sing lctcr'S abdication will he
read after tn" opening OF the Council
Of state at tho Scrvian capital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
CONFlSCATED 278 PlNTS
Trio or Prohibition Agents. Also Get
Seven Passenger Tour
ins Chr,

Prohibition Officers oliver. Sullivan
and Sweet coniiscatcd seven passcn-
ger car yesterday afternoon in Louisa
County loaded with US pintS of whisky.
When tho men in the car noticed that
they were being followed they lcapcd
from the car aud escaped.
The officers took the car in charge
and removed il TO the Second District
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
PART OWNER OF TIGERS DEAD
"iiiiam fl. iawkey Passes AVN, a,
AUGUSTA Ga. Following Pnem
monin tttnck

=. AUGUSTA. Ga" March 5.-W,IIj,ro
-rH. la~kcy. part owner of tho pa,rni.
e baseball club died hero today Of nne,,
= monla Arrangements have been made
40 take the body to Sew yn-< ,n,
ssburial. i''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
See the New Cadillac
Space l and at the Show.
JONES MOTOR CAR CO., Inc,
1861 w Broad Street.

THEREis kind Of motor car comfort
Il that goes beyond bodily ease.
1t embraces such essentials as perform
ance, service from the car, durability and
economy
1t is this kind Of comfort al -incl1sive-
that IS enjoyed by Hupmobile owners.
They have really unusual riding and driv
ing ease, to begin with But that is not all.
Their cars habitually and consistently
DUPONT other cars in performance. So
consistently indeed, that multi cylinder
types actually hold small interest for
Hupmobile owners.
Service, to them, means only one thing
willing, faithful service from the car itself.
Added to these is the economy of excep-
tlonal mileage on gasoline and tires; with
practically no repair expense from one
years end to another II
The Hupmobile owners loyalty to his
car is simply the natural result of the
distinct advantages which he ENJOYS.
TERMINAL MOTOR CO.
q AsDoLrn gel
nAh. Automobile show. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
Arrested for u'hcH.

Arrested for Theft.
Arrest was made yesterday of Floyd
Jones. colorcd by officer u. w. DulinE
on 4 warrant charging thcft Of $50
in currency from w. Silbcrmau. Of 635
North KENNY Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-06
, barter members


G. T. Norman
Joseph y. pardcn
pandicl p'l'luhcrty
Gurdcn i. Wood
T.. w bahney
-. \. buchanan
u. w. DurrCt,
=. T.. DcitriCk
e. g. Euws
VIII I. Irish
& = EuSS"au
{ w. T'insl.y
q. NJ. Robinson
". =. l,hud'l',
Tho'u;tS u ltow !
Marcus liNllctt
Fred IL pappriCk
:. J.. kyiind
Fred IL Bates
X. ~. EcIl
-. ~. Flowers
T.. \. Dietrich
". T.. Southnard
Il. l.. Gorinu
I;alph l.. Harrison
II. T.. i.uniSdcT
.lohn !" iiawkiu,
i II. Hank. Jr.
Il. W. Darlington
EosS = couthorn"
g. -. Dietrich
-. W. EcN
William u. Smith
r. ~. Sopcr
Frank y liobSon
T.. Sitterdiuc. Jr.
VIM. NJ Gilmore
i Norman Dart
Eugene ~. Cloves
-. +. W"iSigcr
y. .. Aunspaugh
Peter Winston
Everett l.. Iiaskcr
Marvin :. Knight
James Swccuy
-. W. Page
Leo FERGUSON
-. L.. MasSio
II. &. Sims
y. Il. Benton
The sun., 1919-03-21
The steel Conference,

While no official statement was forth
coming from the conference at Washing
ton between the steel producers and the
members OF Secretary Redneld's Indus
trial Board, II was learned that a SUBJ
stantial reduction In prices OF steel and
steel products had been definitely de-
clded upon. That the cut will not be
radical but that the readjustment will
be worked out gradually is the opinion
of leading bankers and other financial
men. who SEQ In the move nothing to
cause undue apprehension. The steel
producers withdrew from the conference
on Wednesday afternoon In order to pre-
pare q schedule 1T prices for submission
to the whole conference. That schedule.
II 10 understood. was submitted At the
beginning OF yesterdays session ana 10
said 70 have proved satisfactory 70 the
members Of the Industrial boards. II IL
believed that an Official announcement OF
the schedule win be made at the Begin
ming OF to-day's session OF the conferences.
The sun., 1919-03-21
COTTON FUTURES
STEADY AT CLOSE
Market Reacts on Southern
Selling and Indications Of
Easier Spot Basis.

An advance on favorable reports from
the goods trade and talk of an improving
export demand for raw cotton was fol
lowed by reactions in the cotton market
yesterday owing to the appearance Of
Southern selling orders and indications
OF an easier spot basis. After selling up
to 24.so new style May contracts broke
to 2425 and closed at 24'44
compared with 2i42 at the close
of Wednesday. The general list closed
very steady, net 2 points higher TO rs
points lower on tho new style months
Trading in old style positions was very
quiet during the day with the opening
% to 81 points higher and the close 10
points higher TO IS points lower.
The opening was steady at an ad-
vance OF s to Is points on the new style
months. New style months sold about %
to As points net higher before the end
Of the morning. then weakened. A
break OF II to 80 points from Wednes-
days closing figures brought in buying
by recent sellers and the close showed
rallies OF several points from the low
est. Southern spot markets as officially
reported were Is points lower to so
points higher.
Range Of prices for leading months:
cTn sTYYR
The sun., 1919-03-21
COTTON GINNING REPORT.
STATISTICS show Place Production
as 11.sss.1as Running nales.

WARRINGTON, March 20.-Final stalls
tics on the 1918 cotton crop announced
to-day by the Census Bureau In its last
ginning report, place production at H.
sSS.l3s running bales. or l2.o22.eo1
equivalent 50o-pound bales, both exclu-
sivo OF linters.
The 1917 crop was 11,2ts,242 running
bales or 11,302.s7B equivalent b00-poupd
bales. The Department Of Agriculture In
December estimated the 1918 crop mt
ll,700.000 equivalent 500-pound bales.
Included in the 1913 figures are TILE
bales which ginnere estimated would be
turned out after the March canvass.
Round bales, counted as half bales In
the running bales statistics number 1884,
o60. compared with 1875, 076 in 1917.
Sea Island baleb included are b1.sSs
against s2.619 bales In 1877. Distribu-
ton sea island for 1918 by States was
Florida, 20.1e0: Georgia, 21.2s6, and
South Carolina, 1894.
The average gross weight OF bales for
the crop counting round 90 half bales
and excluding linters IL sos.7 pounds
against b02.< pounds for 1917.
qinneries operated numbered 1920
against e0.361 in 1917.
GinninEs Of the 1919 crop by States in
equivalent boo-pound bales were Alaba-
ma, S00,121; Arisona, $3.50 Arkansas,
ssb.s1s; California. e7.saa; Florida.
as,a+2; Georgia, 2.12o.eso; Louisiana,
$50, 405; Mississippi, 1.225,34s; Missouri,
61.sle; North Carolina, Se5,s63 Okla
homa, b76.270; South Carolina, 1885,
800; Tennessee, s2s,2osi Texas, 2,ss2,-
$40: Virginia. a<,ss5, all other States,
6.157.
The sun., 1919-03-21
CORN CLOSES UNSETTLED.
Weakness in Market Results From
Cheap Argentine Cereal.

CHICAGO, March 20.-weakness per-
vaded the corn market most OF the time
to-day. largely as a result OF free offer
ings OF Argentine corn at cheap prices.
The market closed unsettled at lc, net
lower to hc. advance. with May sl43N
TO s1.44i. and July SISSY TO s1351b.
Oats gained l TO 1Sc. In provisions
there was a setback OF rs to S5c.
Argentine selling pressure on corn was
associated with estimates that this
weeks Argentine exports would total
Ave times as much as they did last week
or year ago. The South American
grain was said to be readily obtainable
anywhere on the senboard from Texas
to Canada. In addition there was re-
ported to be much reselling OF domestic
cash corn in the East Reports were
current that in view OF sprinxlike
weather farmers were apparently more
disposed than OF late 20 let go OF hold
ingA During the final hour, neverthe-
less. tho bears seemed to have over
reached themselves and to be discon-
certed by sudden strength which devel-
oped owing to export demand for rye and
barley.
Oats advanced without difficulty, as
they were to be had for half the price of
corn.
Buyers of provisions held of pending
the outcome OF an official conference re-
garding hog prices.
The sun., 1919-03-21
COFFEE MARKET.

Tho market for coffee futures yester-
day opened steady. with tho trading
during the morning session very active.
Later In the day more quiet conditions
prevailed. All early gains were easily
maintained. On the call prices were /
to 3 points higher than at the previous
close and later made farther gains,
closing at net advance for the day
Of 3 TO points. July opened at
14.4o and sold up to 1880. December
opened at 1855 and sold to 1890 The
early trading centred in December.
Aside from n special Santos cable re-
porting an advance In futures there OF
175 to 200 reis, there were no new
developments in the Brazil situation.
Santos Is were placed at 1900. The
cheapest offers were Santos AZ at 1900.
to 1870. and IS Mt 1915 steamer ship
ment. London credits. The local spot mar
ket was generally dun. with a little
moro pressure TO sell.
The sun., 1919-03-21
DISCUSS TRADE PROBLEMS,
Reserve Governors Consider Post.
bellum Business Questions,

WASHINGTON. March 2o.-Iovernors
OF Federal reserve banks and official
advisers OF the Federal Reserve Board
opened to-day three day conference
on important financial and business
problems faced by the country as a re-
suit OF the cessation of the war. Direc-
tor-General Hines met with the bank
ers to-day to explain the Railroad Ad-
ministration's plans for financing the
roads without large revolving fund.
The governors discussed the question
of permanent quarters for the Federal
reserve banks. Several OF the banks,
It was said, have acquired properties
on which they will construct new build :
ings or remodel existing structures No
definite action was taken on the propos-
ais and II was said that the reserve
board would not undertake to approve
plans in that connection until needs of
the several banks had been studied more
carefully.
The governors exchanged views on
the Victory Loan. II was said. that II
was unlikely that the conference would
take any action toward recommending
a change of discount policy.
The sun., 1919-03-21
JOIN STOCK EXCHANGE.
One Membership Il Transferred
for 451.OOO.

Raymond Chauncey. Edwin weisl and
Harry s. Graham were elected to mem
bership in the New York Stock Ex-
change yesterday.
The following transfers OF membership
were proposed: Andrew NJ Cahoone. de-
ceased. to William II, Dane, partnership
transfer Jesse Spalding to Herbert l..
Jones, partnership transfer; Joseph G,
Rogers to Frank c. Rogers, partnership
transfer: Joseph H. Holmes to II. Dun
can Bulkley. partnership transfer, and
James b. Taller to Herbert Ware. Jr.,
$4,000.