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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-23
w. ALLEN DICKINSON
Is DEAD, AGED 63 YEARS
W M SUpcrintc nicnt or lakewood
tcmrtery-RurIaI Tsdny at
With MaAaulc lIounrA

y" Allen DIcEepson. superintendent
Of oar . Cemetery. died at his
nom" yes'ertay morning after an III
ncSg Of three YEAR,. In the sixty-s!xth
year Of his age.
Nj blckrnson was appointed SUI
per3ateudent OF Oakwood Cemetery
February J. 1880, and servcd con-
ilnuousIy for forty years. having re-
tired from ,his position March ] this
year, n"cauE. OF his health.
MI D!cHcnson "sS a Mason. being
"a member Of i!.nrico En!sa. No. 100.
and ~lt1chtHonh Royal Arch Chapter.
30 3 H.. also w.s "a member OF
n!chtno"G E~"minandEy. 40. .. knights
He is survived hy his wife. who
!"rn.rIy "as MISC Annie carneal. and
~ tire" a.ughtcrs-Mrs. II. Lynn
Tucker an! Misses BESSIE and Lottie
Dickinson.
Tho rncrIl w!ll be conducted from
IN" Keeper house In lakewood Gene
t"ry ~ , o'clock this afternoon. He
VII b." buried with Masonic honors
10 the family lot In lakewood Gene
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-23
Is One Complication.

Sow." he pursued. This oath IS
prescribed .er male voters oily. The
Constitution distinctly specifies male
citizens BuI this g only on. OF
many cancellations. The political
tra1ne-pzt!oa % woman means dou-
bling ;he vc;!n< strength q THIS
mas towa That VII entail dou-
eire;s on election .SdsT Either We
-usI double t5e S.-5e.''o. voting
p-sc!Ic-z-Se -oT s.svt thir:Y-Cus-
OF wt Nus increase tat number o!
election o.csrs a. each o: the ~
isttlE precincts.
y would age. segregation. of the
sexes {; the polling plsces 20 !zclll-
rate windows for ~. wonen would
be more agreeable 70 ZEN. !: M,
arrangement WEE mae. one set o..
books Wsu4c su-.ce 10 record The s.!-
lots gs!leG. But :a.t merely Giey0k..
OF another % -. numerous problems.
Wow. wfaen John Saith becomes !
reg!steree vete- ne remains John
Smith. doesa't he And when r..
comes along on election Gay - ~.
gives his nAn. a. John Smith. and
the election officers look him I'D On
the registration bOoE. II they .nI
his name there ne i. gwen Z. bal
lot. But what 1tpu. Susan Jones.
who registers by that n.me md thcu
comes 10 US az tn. polling Pie. on
election Gay ana gives ner name as
Mrs: ltsn.y Thompson? 81" Mas been
married since she registered. VIVA;
10 know"
And the registrar of the city 0.
Richmond l2ps-d INTO silence ana pro.
found thought.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-23
CHAMBER BACKS MOVE
FOR PURE-BRED HERDS
Mails Out Agricultural department
Certificates of
NRrir

.hcElt.
cultural bureau, with ". l.. Kirby
in charge. and OF which Oliver j.
Sands we Is G liairsh s is sending pana mont ON,
of Agriculture certificates of merit TO
r. Is. kesicy;. superini.nd.n Curirs Neck
MSScip"onald.p *. bseek. ". NJ ctase. william
I" Burke. o. wineiord: Harry Z. Heatie'
i. Z: G Glcnn (: Z. Z, TsSk%is: +: S, E EPiis. j.
ri Tiila naF F.. e. j. s Il MilIsr' n Ii e; M.iIGr. a 4. q;
EARN ana. Wes,nam Farm. James +,
Each OF these has satisfied the gov
eminent that disposition has been
mad Of all sircs of questionable
for ,oettcr i've stock in Henrico Coun-
~ by breeding only from registered
heads OF herds.
fcrred upon these lienrico County
men. Mr.. Kirby says that = careful
survey is being made of all regis,
rs scrub stock. The idea is to To-
cate every spot where there is need
10 strengthen the idea of improv-
Ing ihe character of live stock in
individual owners as much AS pos
sible TO convince them hat improv-
ing the breed OF their live stock is
the SurcSt and best means TO eco
nomic production.
Commerce is the Farmers Milk Pro-
ducers' Association, represented by
Ed Bellwood ana Oscar Swine
ford. for Chesterfield County: Harry
g. Beattie AN o.. y. Russ. Tuckahoe
District: q. l.. stone and l.. l.. Az
sell. Brookland District: l.. D.. ELLIS
and }. l.. Miller. Fairfield District:
w. J.. Burlce and ii. L. Bassctt. Va
rina District.
The Chamber Of Commerce is en-
Enthusiastically backing, this move
meat. and Mr.. kir3y is OF opinion
that in two or three years most OF
the scrub stock will pass on 10 the
slaughter-housc to make way for
pure breds II high grades Of SUI
III linr nlinlitr
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More Alum On ~, way

RELIEF from the alum shortage Is
expected today by water Works m
c!.lS With the arrival Of one carload
81 the "Essntia! Clarifying agent.
The consignment OF alum waA located
SATURDAY ~ Gsrdonsville. Director
OF iuDlir Utilities T.. W. Tramord got
authOritics OF the ChcAapcakc and
ONO Railroad. who promised to move
the car 20 Richmond at the earliest
poss!ble hour. Tho supply Of alum
On hand is Suhlcicn; 10 last only until
tn" middle Of this week. The al
dltional carload Will stavc OF Tho I'M
pending famine OF clear water until
The end OF the week. by that time
is hoped another installmcnt of
the large quantity purchased recently
may be delivered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-23
RICHMOND UNIVERSITY
READY FOR 1920-21 YEAR
Hoth Freshman and Sophomore
Courses In Business AaAIzfStra-
ton viii uc Available.

Both freshman and sophomore
may he had at the school of bust
ness administration at the Univer-
sity Of Richmond for the 1s20-21 scs-
college announced a freshman course
in business administration. and pro-
vided that an additional year OF in
struction, should be added each ses-
sion until 4 full course OF four years
had been offered leading TO the de-
gree OF bachelor OF science in bust
ness admin .stration.
The freshman course will consist
OF I'VE classes. as follows: Economics
l.. history l., English I. political sci
ence l. and mathematics l.. The
economics II. history II. English II,
or English III, psychology l.. or politi-
cal science II, and a modern language
or a laboratory science. In both
raining is required.
Additional! courses that will be
open to advanced students in bust
ness administration are money and
banking, including 4 course in ON
merci.l law; public fnance includ-
ing principles OF taxation and sta
ing the economics of transportation:
element Of accountancy and advanced
accountancy.
requirement. are the same az for
the college of liberal arts, so far as
The number OF units are concerned.
Fifteen nigh school units, in addi-
llOr 10 COURSES SluIleQ IN CCllcEe.
viii oe required of those who con
template graduation in the school OF
business administration. No entrance
units IN Latin and Greek Will be re-
qu!red as = part OF the fifteen units.
Students twenty years OF age and
over VIII be admitted on the presen-
ta;toa OF thirteen high school units.
and Will be allowed TO complete abe
remaining two high school units
while pursuing their college work.
The school OF business administra
ton WI! open az the same time At
Timber IL.
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Plan IlIwani. Indies, Nr,-,,

a lawn party will feature "ladics,
night" 10 be given by the members
OF the kiwanis Club at the Country
Club Of Virginia Monday evening.
August 30. at 1870 o'clock. Arranre.
ments have been made for n sunner
TO be served on the lawn, after which
a musical program and other enter
tainmcnts will he given.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-23

ENpcriehces WITH the CzcchO-SIo-
wax and American Armies in Siberia"
viii be the subject of an address to
he delivered tomorrow night at S:1j
o'clock at the weekly meeting of tho
Richmond Rotary Club by Anthony
G. krupar. who las just returned
from Siberia. The club will he the
guest Of Marion Boisseau at the store
Of Sydnor & Hundlcy.
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Today and Tonight
in Richmond

kiwani> Club. business Meas
Club, q.
American Legion, Bcividcrc Hall.
Mt =.
Lyric, vaudeville and motion
pictures, $3.50, ) md 0:30.
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.10-YEAR-0LD JOHN GAYLE
DIES OF AUTO INJURIES
IVA nua Down While n: pIny fin
Front OF Hone-Funrra!
TadaX M z

John j. Gayle. Jr.. 10 years old. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Gayle. OF $500
Floyd, Avenue. died yesterday Mt his
home from Injuries received when NJ
waH run down by an automobile while
at play near his home last week.
n The funeral Will be held from the
residence at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-23

Contracts for the grading and paving
of an alley from Miller TO virginia Ave
nue.. between Roberts and .WichhaIm
streets. Will be- awarded Thursday. when
Office OF the Director OF Public Works.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-23

Mrs c.. a.. Watkins. of 1904 BainbridEc
street. who underwent u surgical Opcra-
ton at TIL. Johnston-w ILLS Hospital or
last SntErday. is improving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-23

Marcus b. Toney. Of Nashville. Tenn.
W~cii-known Confederate veteran and
Mason. - visiting relatives on Monument
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-23

q lawn Marty. Will be given tonight at
Fourth and Marshall Streets By friends
Of the institution. Dancing will be pro
yided ana music Will be furnished BY
Ikritztr's orchestra. The fctc was post
poned last Tuesday evening because OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-23
BACK FROM CONVENTION
bc'rsntcs 10 Meeting Of Eagle. in
N'rhrhnr Return to ItichnOnd
ny Rail Md by Auto.

~D'Itsaiet rom thc Facleq. Dlyin
Atrie. OF Richmond, began arriyIur
iyihc from the Syracuse. y Y. Grand
az !1st week. yesterday. lint In. hniL
or ine delegation viii no, arrive until
John NJ Allen who WIS dlr.c, rem
i,S, hl.tivc OF Dixie Ncric, No 2.S
ana VINO IL Y!ce-presidcnt Of tho sat.
"tSah!z.t!on arrived last night. An
other delegation. which travelled ~
me convention in automobiles. viii
arrive today or tomorrow "
Those .Nr.ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-23
SERVICE
The Ideal of Friendship

CERVICE is more than a word. In "Webster's' we
- see it defined as "office of devotion" assistance, or
kindness, to another" From this stores viewpoint, it
is the ideals Of Friendship put into everyday business
practice.
For thirty-ive years (Which takes it back to it's in
fancy the Miller & Rhoads Store has believed in Ser
vice, and the biggest Business Friendship it can render
is to supply it's friends with good merchandise to satisfy
their tastes and requirements day in and day out-and
to advise them how they may save money and time and
avoid shopping perplexities. The store Of today is
ample proof Of the point.
To the man or woman who has a home to refurnish
with Rugs, Furniture, Drapcries, etc., for fall; the
young miss requiring an outfit for college; that army
of young women that, as individuals, prides itself on
being the vanguard Of invasion amongst first" styles
to all these this store can now be of very great service,
if they will but come here and investigate the unusual
preparations. we've made, and the methods we employ
to make pleasant and profitable ones experiences here;
to make a friend of every visitor.
And the records show the store is making friends
staunch, dependable friends-at a more rapid rate
than ever before in it's history.
ILL & 0
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REGISTRATION OATH.
ITO be fled with the registrar and
preserved with the books of
r~esistTat!on)

90
entitled TO register under the Const!-
tuition and laws of This state, and
that am not disqualified from excr-
cising the right OF suffrage by the
Constitution OF Virginia.
iSlsneGl
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Subscribed md sworn 70 before ne
this ........ day q -........-.-..
Ill.,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
FINANCIAL. NOTES.

The proposed opposition tn the man
agemeut Of the American Ice 60 has been
withdrawn.
a scat on the Nevy York stock Exchange
sold for the record price of slib.o00. The
previous record was $1,000. paid last fall
or the 3u.000 hanks in the United statee
pnsite, there are 2Bu with aggregate de-
pozits Of nearly $3.50 600 900. says tho
Financial Age.
The House and senate conferces have
agreed TO allow the railroads ten years I'm
which tn repay government capital ad-
vances for expenditures made by the rail
road administration for additions and bet
terrnents
s per cent loan for $50 600. 600. for which
~ has been negotiating in london. the pro
ceeds 10 be expended for public works
lt s reported that the first German tnan
iasued sinco cessation of hostiiities brought
in 2 600 0n0 600 marks
stocks advanced vigorously IN the late
trading yesterday despite the high rates
prevailing for call money, which rosa to =
higher Of rs per cent but subsequently rc.
scted to 10 pcr cent. Royal Dutch New
York led the nst advancing to t0s. on n
lonS string % sale' she'll Transport closely
followed ita allied ISSUE, selling up to IS a.
Improvement in the market was general
The TFt-Ststa steamship 90. has been
capitalized in Delaware with 80. 600 shares
new interpretations Of Tuesday as a capital
OF $50, 600.
Plans are afoot to offer in this country a
large block of Italian tGovt.l bonds in
dollar denomination. principal and interest
payable in American funds. The bonds will
he direct obligation Of the Italian govern
nnent and will be issued at an attractive
rate Of interest probably close 60 pcr
cent There viii he no special attractions
such as the exchanges features Of the
United Kingdom loan OF f3aO,unl. .nn0 and
the RefEian s2S .fssl. .,ion loan. Tho maturity
Of the Italian bonds is expected not 10 er-
CSRi five
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
wICKwIRE-sPENCER STEEL.
Company, Formerly Clinton Wright Wire
20 apply for Listing Stock on Boston
Stock Exchange

Application will be made very shortly
tn list the stock of the Wickwlre-~ponccr
Steel Corporation, formerly the. Clinton
Wright Wire 90, on tho Boston Stock
Exchange. and It IS expected that its
listing on the Now York Exchange will
follow IN the not distant future The
change Of name Of the Clinton Wright Co.
follow, its absorption of the Wickwire
Stee. 90.
The Wickwlre-spenccr Company will
have q capital of Si2, 500 600 Of l5-year
per cent bonds, 81 800 900 8 per cent
preferred stock, $4,000 shares class A
common stock and 250,00O shares Of
common. The bonds and preferred stock
new issues, have been old to a syndicate
and the proceeds will he used to retire the
g. 900 900 bonds ma notes of the Wick
wire Steel Go. and s. 500, 600 preferred
stock Of the Chnt0n-W Wright Wire Co.
Stockholders Of the Wickwirc Steel Co
viii receive for their holdings tie 10000
shares Of class A common and 10000
shares of the other common stOck. the
latter for thar holdings Of ore lands and
other considerations. Stockholders OF the
Clinton Wright Wire Co viii retain their
holdings of 10000 shares of common
stock
Common stock viii have par value Of
s. snare.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
NEW CHARTERS.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evcnin

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, Jan. i4,-Chartnrs wore nied here.
yesterday. as follows: .r,,
East Coast Finance Corporation. VIII
minSton. Del; Sio.6o0, 900.
sheridan. " yoming Coal Co.. Whining
ton. Del. 81. 900 900
,kenworthy Motors Corporation. Chicaso.
Hanaer standard Limb Co.. New York
City; s. 900 900.
Central Harlan Coal Co.. Wilmington.
A. r. II. OH Co. Hackons~ck. N. j.. s3.-
100000
National Magncsi,e Products Corpora
tion. sulrern. n T.. 81, 800 900.
600.
Enameling and Stamping Corporation.
New York City; 81 900 900.
Ry-products and on Corporation. Sen
ford. l.. l.; 81 10000
stacy-Trent Co. Wilmington. Del: $780,
Monmouth Beach Fish Co.. Wilmington.
Del. S55u.O00.
Simpiis Kim Adiustcr Manufar turing Co.
Now York City; sau0,0o0:
Hudson Hlock Co, Blaekblock. ". Y.
tackle and blocks, s3to,0Ou.
Rcnniifo Electric Co, Detroit. Mich.
Quintet OIL and Gas Co. Philadelphia.
Allegheny Motor Car Co. Pittsburs. Pa
West Deer Oil and Gas CO.. Dover. Del
George s. Coyns Chemical Go, PhiIsdei-
phia. Pa; S1np.utrp
Peoples Drug Co, Lexington. Ky: $780,
600.
Cosulo Chemical Corporation. New York
City: sip0.Dao.
Glandular Research Laboratories. Inc,
Wilmington. del 500 ,oNn.
Bonded Securities and Mortgage Co. vii
mington. Del StOi,tp0
Nuidator Gas Co, Mckeesport. Ia. 800
900.
Atlas silk Machine Co, Wilmington. Del. /;
S5o,tst0.
J. |. Medley Co. Whining ton, Bsl con-
tractors $50 600.
Gri iiiths & Lam, Inc. Dover, Del. auto
mobiles: s5utRU
Diamond Speciality Co. pittsburg, Pa. /:
convertible devices; $50 600
Central Motors Sales Co. Whining ton
Del, S25. 900.
Financial Corporation, Whining ton, Del:
$4,000
Creators Grand Opera Co.. New York
CITY $4,000.
Mouongaheia Fidelity Corporation VIII
mington. Del. siS.D0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
MRs. REBEccA TODD.

Princess Anne, Md, Jan. 14.-Mrs.
Rebecca Todd, aged 70 years, widow of
Lieutenant William Todd, who was an
ofIscer in the Union Army during the
Civil War, died Sunday night OF plcurisy
at the home here oi her s)n, William p
Todd For many years Lieutenant Todd
lived or the beautiful Arlington estate at
WestoveT. After her husbands death
Mrs Todd went to live with her son.
She was greatly interested In church and
charitable work. and was well known
throughout Somerset county. Her hus-
band was IN many engagements during
the Civil War and distinguished himself
on numerous occasions.
At the close of the war he went to
Chester, Pa, to live and edited news
paper there. About % years ago he moved
to Somerset aud became one OF the most
influential residents. Mrs. Todd was the
daughter of the late Commodore and
Mrs. Julia Archbold. She is survived by
two sons, William p Todd Of Princess
Anne, and Archbold Todd of Manokin.
and a niece. Miss Mary Hollingshead, Of
Chester, Pa. The funeral was held yester-
day from the home of her son and burial
took place today in Chester. Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
DEIMAR BANKS ELECT.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Delmar, Jan. i3--The annual meeting
Of stockholders of the First Nationa
Bank of this town WAS held yesterday
and the following directors elected s. n.
Culver, II r. James, n. L. Ilayrnan,
Arthur Browington, W w Anderson. ;.
X Slcmons, ". 5 Marvel, Jr..J Frank
Brown The directors organized BY elect
ing S NJ. Culver, president; W ".
Anderson, vice president; ). * Slemons,
cashier, Arthur " Ellis, assistant cashier
The institution has had = prosperous
year, increasing the surplus 81 600,
charging off building and fixtures, 81 900
and paving dividend of 6 per cent.
The Eank Of Delnar, nj the annual
meeting held yesterday, elected the fol-
lowing iii .octors. Frank +. Lynch. j.
" illiam Frceny, G.. L. Hastings, Geo. L..
Long. j. G.. w Perdue The officers were
reelected, as follows: President, T. +.
Lynch; vice-president. ]. w. Fsecny,
cashier; j. G. W. Ferdue, assistant
cashier, Samuel NJ Ellis \ dividend Of
IL per cent was declared and $1,000
added TO the surplus, which IS now
SIS 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
STOCKS IN BIG SLUMP
ON NEWS OF BERLIN RIOT
u. S. Steel Only Leader That
Withstood the Heavy Pres
sure on Change.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

Wal Street Ne York, Jan l4.-lo 81
an With fen unimportant exceptions
the entire list was under renewed sol ing
pressure at the unsettled opening OF to-
day stock market.
Reactions within the first half hour
ranged from TO 5 points IN Crucible
Steel and affiliated shares and equipments.
Shippings motors, oils, American woolen
and several of the more active mlscei-
laneous .ss,ies were heavy to weak.
L s steel was the only recognized
leader To display degree of steadlness.
NooN-Lacking a more obvious or
direct exp anation, the weakness of the
market was attributed in some quarters
to overnight advices from abroad, notably
renorts OF serious disturbances in Ber in.
There was further apprehension regard
ing the money market. although yester-
DAYS later quotations for demand loans
indicated relaxing tendencies
Sc ling continued in diminished vo'ume
throughout the morning, with many sup
Elementary losses, especially in motors,
oils. stcels and shippings
Partial rallies accompanied the ) per
cent opening rate for call money at noon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
PHILA. PRODUCE MAR KET.
Associated Press 10 Every Evening

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Philadelphia. Jan ld.-Corn. over.
new. as To quality and location. .56a.
I.63: No. ;. yellow Los.
Oats. steady: No. 2, white. g7 l1a9S:
No. 3. white, a6a96l5.
Butter lower; western creamery. extra,
81; nearby Prints. fancy. 69a7t.
Cheese, steady: New York, full milk.
held. 81 l5a33; do, fresh. 3ia321 4: Wis
consin full milk. held, 81 15a33
Eggs. firm: nearby hrsts. y IN per
cnse: do, current receipts, 10; western
extra firsts. 23 20; do. Grsts, % 20a23 10:
fancy selected packed. s5as7 per dozen
Live poultry, finn; fowls. aa to sizo
and quality, 27a3S; chickens, rs to si1e
and quality, 27a3d; broiling chickens
3satn; roostors, 22a23, dncks, rekin,
3sa40; do, indian runner, 3ia36, do,
Muscovy, 2sa3o; turkeys, 3Sai0; gceae.
26a30
Dressed poultry, firm; turkeys. Della
ware and Maryland fancy, 60, do, Vir-
ginia and other nearby, fancy, 56a5s, do,
lair to good, 53a55; do, western, fancy.
55a57; do, fair to good, 5la53; old toms.
45: fowls, fresh killed choice tn fancy,
35a37, do. small sizes. 25a29. roosters.
26; spring ducks, fancy, western. 3sat0;
geese western. fancy, 30a32, do, fair to
good, 25a27; broillng chickens. Jersey.
43a4S; other nearby 35at2, do. choicn
western. 3sa40: roasting chickens. west
ern, 0a38. do, corn fed rs to size and
quality, 2iao3
Potatoes higher; PENN per 100
pounds. a.25a450.; do. " Y. a.75a4p0.
Flour finn. but quiet, soft winter.
straight western. 1075ait Or. do, do,
nearby, 075al on: hard winter straight,
I4.ooaI4.50, do, short patent II 50a-
1900: spring first clear, I0.75alt .25; do,
patent i4.o0al525: do. short patent,
l5.90al6.25; fancy spring and city mills.
patent, family brand. l6.25al6.50
Hay. firm. good demand; timothy
choice, $500; do. No |. $500, do, No,
2. 81 0na}2 90. do. No. ,. 27O0a2s 20.
do. sample, % o0a26 90; no grade. 20 00a-
300 Clover mixed hay light, mixed.
81 oOa32 90; No. mixed. % G0a2g on.
Tailow, quiet. prime city, loose, i7c;
do, special loose. 1921. ,prlmo country
10; edible, in tiorccs i9i9a20l3
Bran. firm fair demand: soft winter
bran, western, in 100 pound sacks, 50.00a-
$3.50; do, spring. 40 00a49.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-14
JURY rNDlCTs NINE NEGROES.
Trial For pocomokc City Shooting Is Ner,
Tuesday.

Princess Anne, Md, Jan. 14,--Thc
grand jury which was reconvened here
Monday to consider cases against Mo-
grocs held for shooting up the gypsy
camp near pocomokc finished their work
yesterday. indictments were found
against nine, rs follows: Iebedec Long,
William Long, Edward Martin, Edward
Cottman, Horace Cottman, Clarence
Long, Frank Kersey, Gardner kirkwood
and Orrie Bevans.
All of the men are charged with as
sault with intent to kill. Trial OF tho
cases was postponed until next Tuesday
II is understood the men will waive a
jury triAl and be tried before the court.
1t is expected that all three judges
Chief Judge Pattison and Associate
Judges Dued and Bailey will sit at the
trial. The State will be represented by
States Attorney l.. Creston Boauchamp
and George II. Myers, who was APP
pointed Assistant States Attorney for
these cases. The prisoners are repre-
sented by Col Henry J. Waters. of this
town, and Charles O. Melvin, Of Poco-
moke City