davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
ACTIVITIES OF NEWARK FOLK.

Newark, July l7.-Bishop William L.
Mcdowell of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will preach to- the students of the
Delaware College Summer School and
residents of Newark in Wolf Hall to-
morrow evening and Monday night will
give n lecture in the same place. Th. is
a part of the lecture program furnished
by the Service Citizens for the Summer
School Bishop Mcdowell is well known
in Delaware as he has presided over the
Wilmington Conference on several oc-
casions.
Tuesday and Wednesday night Henry
w. Luce of the Peking University will
lecture on "When we Say China" and
"The Development Of Chinese Edu-
cation" The remainder of the evenings
of next week there will be fine musical
programs in Wolf Hall. Sunday, July
25, the Rev Philip Cook of Baltimore,
bishop-elect of Delaware Diocese of the
p. T.. Church, will lecture
Dean Winifred J. Robinson entertained
at the Women's College yesterday after
noon for Mrs Sqmuel G. Mitchell. who
will soon leave Newark for Richmond
where DIR Mitchell has accepted the chair
of history in Richmond College.
Professor v c. Smith of Delaware
College witnessed the yacht race in New
York on Wednesday.
Mrs Samuel G. Mitchell left today for
Richmond 10 rent house preparatory to
moving there in n short time
Dean t. Laurence Smith of Delaware
College spent yesterday in New York
Mayor T.. b Frazer, who was dele
gate To the Democratic National Con-
ventIon at San Francisco, returned hcme
last night. He stopped at Yellowstone
Park on his way home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
CAMDEN PERSONALS.

Camden, July l7-Samuel r Ham
mond Is visiting in New York City.
| Mrs. l.. +. Gray and son Walter, are
visiting in Maryland
| Mr.. and Mira. William Spence and
family have returned from a two-wceks'
"Trip 10 Kits Hammock.
MIR. and Mrs Claude M Hinslcy were
at Bowers Beach on Wednesday.
DIR. Conwell has been visitor 10 VIII
mington.
Mrs. Charlotte Weaver is in town to
fill a position as bookkeeper for s J.
Speql. For the past two years Miss
Weaver was teacher in the ca sar Rod
ney School
MIR and Mrs Edward Rash Of Har-
rington, have been g1iests Of his parcn,s,
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Rash
Harry Anderson, who was a weekend
visitor Of Mr. Margaret Schmidt. has
returned 10 Philadelphia
\ corps Of men are working to get the
campmceting grounds in order and at
tractIvcly laid out
Ii Is reported that Walter ID Ross has
rented the property recently occupied by
William Graham, where shortly he will
open grocery store.
Mrs Elsie Cataldi and family have re-
turned from Kit : Hammock
MIR and Mrs William r. Jcnson have
returned from Kits Hammock
Mrs. John Manahan who WAS visiting
IN Baltimore, has returned
Mr. and Mrs Henry Weaver of Greens
horo, Md, who have been visiting Mrs
Luther > Cornwell, their aur,, have re-
turned home. Their guest, Mrs Eliza
beth Jackson, who accompanied Mrs
Weaver, has also returned. Mrs. Couwell
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ID Richard
Mackey Of Wavcrly, Pa.
j. Raymond Gilterslcevc has returned
TO Philadelphia after q visit To his sister,
Miss Mary Gildcrsleevc
The following were elected officers Of
Camden Council, Jr O. l. A. NJ, for
the ensuing year; Councillor. Harry Hins-
ley; vice councillor, Garrett Jones; assist
ant recording secretary, ". e. Marker;
warden, ". Gilbert Lampertson; con-
ductor, Henry Wagner; outside sentinel,
Harvey Shoekley; inside sentinel, Mute
Ross: trustees, Garrett Jones. They were
installed las. Thursday evening.
Joseph Jackson of Whining, on, was in
town on Wednesday.
Lieutenant /. T. Cooper Is on the sick
list.
Mrs Ernest Spence and daughter. Miss
Frances Spence. and Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Scott ami family, arc tenting at Bowers
Beach
Miss Moore is visiting at Rehoboth
Beach
Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Greene Of
Philadelphia, is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
Greene.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
EASTERN SHORE REALTY.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Chestertown, Md. July 1.-THE ex-
cessive tax rate for thus county has
dampened somewhat the ardor Of the real
estate market and but few pieces Of
property have changed hands since the
announcement OF the rate Kent has the
highest tax rate OF any county in the state,
but the commissioners adopted the plan
this year Of accounting for all pasl in
debtedness. as we'll as for unusual ap-
preparations for schools and roads, in
order that there may be a smaller rate
next Year
The Melvina Crew farm OF 2S acres.
situated in Worton district, has been sold
by Theodore lowell to Henry Carpenter,
Of New jersey for IS 300. The Charles ;.
Hill farm OF a acres, offered this week by
Hope H. Barroll, attorney, was with
drawn on bid Of 5000 William Trew
Brown has sold his Comegys Brown farm
in Quaker Neck to c. G. Brown. Jr., Of
Philadelphia at private sale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
CECIL COUNTY MOTIFS

SPECIAL Corrp~pondenoe % Fvrry Evruirr
Elkton. Nd July IL .arre f9rcr ~
linernen from the American Telegrauh
and Telephone % are taking down me
wires in the upper secti0n a Ceril
county the rrn parv having ahandored
the line due ~ hc underground sfstern
through Elktrn
The newly established terminal ~ 'he
Eastern shore motor nIah triek
Elkton has again bepn chsnged D. OTford
Pa and hereafter the SRI trucks % the
service instead n stsyng in Elkton nver
night. vii make Oxford theW heAd-
quarters This move Wa made Ourrg -
the government maintaining their ,wn
garage in the Pennsylvania tOvn
The avn fete and cart rval on The hase-
bali grounds under the aiuspsos~ - the
EIkton oornet band and local sthief ~
association drew large crowd. Thnrsdav
and Friday evenings Tho carnrvai Elil
close tonight 4 dance 'S1ll Al~o 10 Ffvpn
in the arnory
Major and Mrs Norman T Kirk And
little daughter q WashH ztCn were zie-s's
this week az the homo ~ job " knk
at Rising sun
Miss LouIse Van Dyke. who re-irnesf ~
assistant principal ~ the Chesapeake
City High school. has aecepter q poutlor
a. teacher in the Wesley CollegIAte lrst
tute at Dover.
Mrs. G. ". Wiley AND dauzhrer W.
ginIa. who have been spending the 1azt
two weeks with Mrs Wiley mother Mrs.
Thomas ~ Hague, iefe for her horne d
Cleveland today
A divorce has been granted by the Cecil
county court 10 William kreus ~ Perry
vile from Lydia +. Krel,s. on the grounds
of desertion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
WEDDING ON THE STAGE.

Selbyville, July l7.-What promises TO
be one of the most unique weddings that
ever took place IN lower Delaware and
the only one ever performed on the stage
al theatre in Sussex county will be
solcmnized Wednesday night of next
week AZ the Hudson Theatre, in Selby-
VILE a the close of the evenings engage
ment by the Columbia Stock Co., when
Miss Golda VI Stoncsifer. daughter Of
Charles Stoneslfcr, Of Westminster, Md,
vii become the bride of Harry NJ. \ lost,
. member of the Columbia Stock Co. and
son II Israel Nost of Philadelphia. The
ceremony will be performed by Rev.
George GorrelI Of Mardela Springs, Md.
"a a wedding present the management
Of the company will donate certain per
cent Of the receipts for the night, and i'm
mcd,ately following the marriage a we'd
ding supper will be given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
SEAFORD PERSONALS.

Seaford, July l7.-Nlrs. Monroe H.
Adams and son James are spending two
weeks at Ocean City, Md.
John j. Parsons was in Philadelphia
the first of the week on business.
Miss Mary Weadon of Baltimore,
Md, has been visiting Miss Elizabeth
Hurley
Charles F Richards was in Philadel-
phia Tuesday and Wednesday on business
Rafe Griffith and sister, Miss Lola
Griffith, spent a part of the week in Bal
timore.
Mr.. and Mrs Branch Wainwright and
daughter were visitors in Philadelphia
this week
Mrs Harry Oliver of East New Market
Md, was the guest of Mrs X. \. Steward
part of the week.
Mrs. Clarence Donoho has returned
home from a visit with her son, DIR. A. p.
Donoho at Merchantville, n j.
Georgetown Camp, No. 2S, p. O. S. A.
visited Washington Camp, No. / of this
town, Thursday evening, and a class of
seven was initiated into the order five
from Georgetown and two from Seaford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
MIR. VALLANDIGHAM S COLLEGE
BOOK ATTRACTS ATTENTION

Newark, July 19-The book Fifty
Years of Delaware College written by
+. N. Vallandigham, an alumnus, is
attracting considerable attention among
the alumni and friends of the college.
Mr.. Vallandigham was formerly an in
structor in English at Delaware and is
thoroughly familiar with the early history
of the institution following the Civil War.
The book deals with the college from the
time it was opened in 1870, after having
been closed for some years owing to the
war, until the present time.
Mr.. Vallandigham prepared this valu-
able historical sketch purely out of the
interest that he has in his Alma Mater
and receives no compensation whatever
for his work. 1t was also printed at Kells,
the printing establishment of Secretary
of State Everett {. Johnson, entirely
without cost to the college The proceeds
from the sales will go to the Delaware
College Review To allow that publication
to enlarge the coming college year. The
books sell for 81 and 81 so. according to
cover. and will be mailed to anyone
sending that amount with ) cents extra
for postage to Business Administrator
A. G.. Wilkinson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
RRlDGENII4LE NEWS.

Bridgeville, July 17-Work is being
rushed on the State highway between
Bridgcville and Seaford, and within the
next 30 days the entire road will be open
for traffic and then the contractors will
devote their time TO the Seaford-Iaurel
road
MIR and Mrs Harry Rawlins, Jr., arc
spending two months here with their
father, Harry Rawlins. Sr., before leaving
for Annapolis Md where they will make
their home. MIR Rawlns is an instruc, or
in the Military Academy
Miss Ethel Crawford Of Wilmington. is
spending the week here rs the guest Of
Mrs Harry ". Cannon and Miss Minnie
Spence
Mr. and Mrs. John Kinder of Balti-
more, Md, who have been touring IN
Virginia, have been visiting Mrs. James
Sullivan. Mrs. Sullivan accompanied
them home on their trim.
Mrs Jennie Campbell Of Chester, Pa.
Is spending some time here as the guest Of
Miss Ella Layton
Mr. and Mrs John Dimes and MIR and
Mrs. Sherman Todd left Sunday for an
automobile trip Ia Philadelphia
Frank Hastings, manager Of the West
ern mon telegraph office here, is having
two weeks vacation
George Young left last week for Nir-
gnia. where he will spend the summer
with friends at Buckroc Beach.
Charles Brown has moved into the
property recently vacated by William
Hall. who moved TO Wilmington.
Miss Mabel Tebo Of Dover is the guest
Of Miss Anna Cahall for few days
Mrs Walter Goodhand Of Wilmington
has returned 10 her home. af,er visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Philip Stewart.
The funeral Of Mrs. James Wheatcy
was largely attended Inter1nent was
made in Bridgeville cemetery.
An electrical and wind storm visited
this community last Wednesday night,
doing very little damage The ram was
great benefit to all crops
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, July l7.-Mrs Fred
Burke Of CLAYTON left for heT home yester-
day after visiting Miss Ella De Silva.
Mrs. Eugene Householder left yester-
day for Washington, ID c., for a week S
visit to her daughter before returning to
her home at West Point. y. y
Frances Hildebrand has returned home
after visiting friends in New Castle
Mrs. Riley, formerly resident of this
place, died at her home in Philadelphia
on Tuesday and was buried from her
late home yesterday.
Mrs. Reese Boyer Of Chester, Pa, who
has been visiting relatives in town, re-
turned home yesterday
Frank Collins. who is employed by the
L. s. Engineer Department, mashed the
thumb of his right hand while at work on
the canal yesterday.
Bessie O'Neill and a number Of friends
enjoyed a trip down the river yesterday
on their yacht Jonah
Stanley Stevens. engineer of the T. S. s.
General Carey, which is in Philadelphia
undergoing extensive repairs, is spending
the weekend with his family.
Tomorrow evening at the NJ. f. Church
Rev. Layfield will preach on Saul and
the Witch Endor." Chaplain Ramsden
will lead the community singing
The Delaware City baseball team will
play the Caulk Club Of Milford today.
Frank Neeff, assistant engineer on the
L. S. S. General Carey, is spending the
weekend with his family.
The Delaware City Cubs win cross bats
with the St. Georges nine this afternoon
at the Poketown grounds.
The annual boys encampment of the
Presbyterian Church will be held the
first week in August,
Mr. and Mrs Pierce Boyer of Whining
ton have returned home after visiting
Mrs V Peek
Crabs were never known to be as scarce
as they are at present in the waters of this
section. Few crabs have been caught uD
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
A Farm Worth the Money

II you are in the market for good
farm, it will pay you to read the Farms
for Sale" ads in Every Evening today
and every day. Owners and agents choose
their most attractive listings for Every
Evening advertisements. You viii be
able to secure a farm well worth the price
asked and suited to your requirements.
Or, for quick action, why not run an adj
vertisement yourself, stating clearly Just
the sort of farm you are looking for? Call
220O; ask for ad taker The cost will be
trfiing, the results surprising.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17

AT STATE COLLEGE.

Dover, July III. T.. Jones, colored,
director of music at the Summer School
for Colored Students at the State College,
near Dover, delighted the delegates and
visitors at the Epworth League Institute,
being held at Wesley Collegiate Institute,
here, on Thursday evening byfseveral of
his songs Director Jones while at present
a resident of Columbia, Miss, is a native
of Salisbury, Md, and a graduate of the
State College for Colored Students He
has taken lessons from several large uni
versities and is mo st proficient in his art.
Rev. Dr. Morgan, one of the instructors
at the Epworth League Institute, made
an address yesterday afternoon at the
State College Summer School. DIR.
Morgan being a classmate of DIR. w. G..
Jason while at Drew Theological Semi
nary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
SAILS FOR EUROPE.

Dover. july l7.-"Uncle George
Strickland for many years a prominent
frrc az the Hotel Richardson and more
recently a. Dover Inn, sailed this morn
lnp from Philadelphia for England. his
former home II has been many years
since Mr. Strickland has visited his rela-
tives ia the old country. and the present
trip y looked forward 70 with considerable
interest ncie George was not certain
when be- left Dover Just when he would
return 70 America.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Howard Pine Mistakes a Snake
for an Eel and is Bitten.
WEDDING ON THE STAGE
Bodies Unearthed by Road Work
ers While Digging Near
Millville.
ryrrv Evenings Correspondents

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Millville. July l7.-While taking bor-
row from the field Of Mrs. Sarah A. Gray,
near Millville, 20 place on the improved
road under construction from Millville
T. Roxana, workmen of the Empire Con
struction Co of Philadelphia dug up the
bodies of two persons who, perhaps, had
been buried for nearly century. The
graves were within POO feet of the right
ol way. and when John Donoway, the
superintendent. and his force of men
started Ia haul dirt from the plot of land
which they had purchased to make fills
IN the roadway, they were startled when
they dug into the bodies. They were un-
able Ia tell whether they were the bodies
Of men or women. as nothing but portions
of the skulls renamed. After digging them
out they were taken few feet away and
buried
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
BITTEN BY A SNAKE.

Georgetown July l7-Mlstaking a
watersnake for an eel, Howard Pine,
Indian river district. was severely bitten
twice on the hand when he attemDted to
grab IL Pine was out on the Indian river
shore. near Warwick. enjoying the snort
~ catching eels when bitten. Medical
attention was given him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
MEXICAN QUAIL IN MARYLAND

Special Correspon ience of Every Evening
Chcstertown, Md, July l7.-One hun
dred pairs Of Mexican quail will be liberat-
ed in various pa IS Of the county within
the next 80 days. Indications point to a
plentiful supply Of game for next season.
Young rabbits are more plentiful than for
several seasons, as many as eight having
been counted by gentleman in his firm
garden one day last week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
SOCIAL AT SEAFORD.

Seaford, July 17-Miss Mary Short
daughter of Postmaster and Mrs. O. "
Short entertained number of her friends
at cards, last evening at her home. on
Cannon street Those present were MISSES
Sarah Rawllns, Agnes Huston, Madehn
Lord her guest. Miss Tally, of Tennessee.
Ruth and Katherine Stevens, Corrlne
Warren, Laura Galloway; Messrs Charles
West. William Parsons, Twiford Nor
rls, Milton Cannon, Dallas Culver,
Dorsey Donoho and Halbert Robinson
After cards the guests were invited to
Ira Wright's where ice cream cakes
and mints were served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
MAN HAS HAND MANGLED.

Dagsboro, July I7.-While assisting
in operating some machinery at the fac
tory q T. " Gray q Son. Dagsboro.
Herman Gray. member of the firm. got
has hand entangled IN the machine and
before the plant could be closed down the
member was badly mangIed and most OF
the fingers severed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
RED LION PERSONALS.

Red Lion. July l7.-Miss Gertrude
Ratledge, Of Red Lion who has been visit
ing Miss Mildred Forman, at Elsmere
has returned 10 her home.
Miss Mary Walton, Of Red Lion, spent
the week with Mrs.tJohn Butler, Jr., at
summit Bridge
Miss Matte Davis, and her brother
Millard Of Wilmington, are visiting their
uncles. John and Theodore Richardson,
~ Red Lion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
THIEF HUT AT DOVER.

Dover July l7.-After an all-day
search BY the police and other officers Of
Dover yesterday for the thief who broke
the large plate-glass window Of the Simon.
department store, early yesterday morn
INK, no definite clue could be found. 1t
Is believed that the thief, in stealing the
nieoe of wood from nearby garage in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
An Arkansas Traffic Note.

An automobile passed through here
Monday en- route to Will Boards, the
first car of the season. There are some
rad places in the road yet 1t reminds us
OF the slow train through Arkansas
First class passengers keep their sea Is
second class walk, third class push.
They seemed to be all third class except
the driver, as they were all pus, ing when
we saw them N wport Citizen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
Admira Farenholt's Unique Distinction.

Rear Admiral Oscar " FarenhoIt,
L. 5 y. who died from bronchial pneu-
monia at Mare Island, Cal. June 80 had
picturesque career and was the only
officer Of the navy who entered It as an
enlisted man and reached the grade Of
rear admiral without soing through the
Naval Academy mv.-Armv-Navv Journal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17

course of construction, as well as the bag
and cement which he wrapped around
the wood, fell into newly-slacked lime
box, and that the lime on his trousers in
falling off as he walked showed his tracks
as far up as Queen street. Several sus-
picious strange Negroes have been seen
by Night Watchman Dickerson prowllng
up and down Loockerman street during
the past week, looking into the window
of the larger stores
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
NEWS OF BEAR STATION.

Bear. July l7-Sunday School AT Bear
tomorrow will meet at 23Oo clock. Satur-
day evening. July "A, the Epworth League
viii hold a lawn fete on the school green
AZ Bear AL are invited. Mrs j. T. Rat
edge gave the school children a picnic
IN their lawn "Wednesday afternoon, which
was greatly enjoyed Rev and Mrs f. j.
Cochran were the guests OF honor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
RED LION CHURCH SERVICE.

Red Lion. July l7-Red Lion
sunday school tomorrow will meet at
30 and preaching at l045, followed by
communion service The pastor would
like 10 meet every member st that ser
vice Epworth League meets at 7.45, with
Mrs j. T. Ratiedge as leader.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
Observation-Disclosures, DELAWARE SATURDAY IT,

The public are invited to this service and
also are asked TO visit the school at any
time to inspect it and to see what work
is being carried on.
Miss Lena Short has returned home
after visiting with Mrs. Dudley G..
Frazer in Baltimore for two weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
UNION SERVICE AT MARSH ALTON

Marsballton, July 1.-THE M. L.
and p. T.. churc hes will have union open
air service here at the school tomorrow
night at 7.30. Following a musical pro-
gram there will be preaching by Rev.
j. u. Park of the Episcopal Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
ROAD WORKER HURT.

Nllsboro, July l7.-Crushed between
two loaded with stone, while working
,n the improved highway out Of Mills
horo. Herman Borden Of Dagsboro. was
injured internally and suffered some
broken ribs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-17
CLAYMONT CHURCH NOTE.

Claymont, July 17.--At Caymont NJ !.
+. Church. Rev Howard r. McDade
pastor, the morning subject tomorrow will
be The Bruised Reed evening, 'The
Life of Billy Bray"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03
ENTRY OF MORGAN FIRM
!: HALTs RAID ON MOTORS
confessional Trading Only on Stock
Exchange With Few Losses,
Gains Being Substantial.
MARKET TENDENCY UPWARD
Money Rate Higli-Big Bankers
Announce AmIintion With the
'"'s Board OF Directors of General
",h Motors Company.
ny nnnAnAN WALL

NEW YORK, juno Trading in
tn, The stock market today was purely
shoWed Tnke4 ,en al wn" Taers
we're some losses, but the gains were
more substantial. Professionals
tried raid on the motors. when an
Morgan and Company would have Of
hGial representative on the Genera!
would be offered to shareholders, at
20. But all the operations of the day
brought out practically no Iiquida-
whole list close strong.
Money. renewed ut per cent but
funds. The rate liz being held high
In order TO discourage proftrcrs.
Some disappointment was expressed
because the Pan. American directors
hNd not announced stock dividend
before the market closed.
Morgan Joins General Motors.
with the entry OF J. r. Morgan AMI
VIII ENJOY new sort Of prestige.
In The past /, has had TO do ~ nnanG-
ha sa dtn b ga to s 30 g. cab Sass
business was 30 profitable and IT'S
sponsors were 30 rich.
aim Brt nov me company any, Is going gu,
needs not only the financial friend :
chip Of bankers In other countries.
puL l0GiT Dus!UtSS lrlsnNSNlp me
new Interests being brough into the
company VIII give II an Nnte!nation-
al character.
Tobacco stocks continued strong
throughout the day. They did not
yield when the general market turned
weak. Kuinurs In circulation Of an
Important announcement soon ar
fucted United Retail Stores.
Complicated Textile officers say
..-fhat the second quarter VIII be full
-y MS good as the first one in the
--point Of earnings
--8nnkrrs Plcnsrd with Bond Market
&C.. Hankcra arc much pleased at the
Improved tone in bond market They
-kay II forcshadows easier money and
a higher stock market. They expect
~'1ca"y importatons OF gold II the nca-
--.Guturc
~. That the railroad congestion is
: rapidly becoming a thing OF the pas,
ID indicated by. the May, figures Of
! me iron Industry. which show an
hVcrag. daily production o! 9siij
! Tons. compared with 1897 in April.
-, The cotton condition report lust
ISSUED by7 hhc government is the
--Horst on record But the cotton
',.plnntcrs arc always Thinking up new
sxays OF advancing the price OF cot =
ton and Wall street does. no, be.
rsIoVn that the cotton crop is as bad
-eOn as tie report makes H.