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Evening journal., 1920-02-28
Y. W. C. A. CALENDAR
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
7.3O p. VI.
Party, s0i Market street.
MONDAY.
230 4. VI.
House committee, Wollaston Hall
$3.50 p. VI.
Friendship Club. S0i Market street
SIS y. VI.
Glee Club. sol Market street.
9l5 y. VI.
Whose Club, sol Market street.
TUESDAY.
1880 y. VI.
Lenten service 40 sol Market street
Subject, Stewardship of Life; speaker
Dr. j. w. r. SumNaih
AGO =. VI.
Girls work committee, S0i Market
street; speaker, Charles A. 1lagner La
Dor Commission
400 +. NJ.
Girl Reserve Corps. S0i Market street.
zoo p. w.
Gymnasium class. Hszh school.
WEDNESDAY.
1000 A. NJ.
staff meeting. SOi Market street.
1880 A. NJ.
Equipment and sepairs committee,
S0i Markd street
1880 p. NJ.
Lenten service, S0i Market street;
subject Jesus Respect for Personal
ity," speaker, Rev. Charles n. Clash.
100 y. NJ.
Religious work committee, s0i Mar
ket street.
5.Oe =. NJ.
Girl Reserve Corps. S0i Market street
700 =. NJ
Mandolin Club. sol Market street.
7.30 p. NJ.
Warbnachkl Camp Pre- Club rooms.
THURSDAY.
1000 A. W.
Cafeteria committee, S02 Market
street.
ia. NJ
Secretarlal committee s0i Market
street.
1890 \. NJ
Gymnasium class for women, Peo-
ple's Settlement
7.SO p. VI.
Girl Reserve Industrial Corps, s0i
Market street
1890 7. NJ.
Lenten service at sol Market street;
subject, "The Secret of a Righteous
Life" speaker Rev L. L. smiley
FRIDAY.
1900 4. VI.
Finance committee. S0i Market street.
1880 =. VI.
Lenien service 40 sol Market street;
subject. "patience and Zeal In Service, -
Rev. Charles II Bonner
$50 T.. VI.
Membership committee, sol Market
street.
7.30 p. VI.
Aloha CLUB meeting, club rooms.
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
ORCHESTRA mERE ON MONDAY.

For the fourth concert by the Phladel-
phla. Orchestra In Wilmington. on Mon
day evening. at the Playhouse, Mr..
stokowsld has arranged a program Of
numbers in which he is espec ly
happy. Tho orchestral works, two in
number, consist Of the "Oberon" over
ture Of Weber, with which the concert
opens, and the "Ncw World" Symphony
OF Dvorak, which brings the concert TO
a close. The soloists are from the or
chestra itself. Thaddeus Rich, the con-
certmaster. who on this occasion win
play The yiole d'amour. and Anton Tor
clio, the FIRST bass. They will play a
concerto by Lorenziti. a French com
poser who lived In Paris during the
reign OF terror, and who, being q vlole
d'am0ur YirtuOsO himself. wrote many
works for that instrument.
The fairy themes Of the "Oberon"
Overture are hauntingly melodious. The
opera "0beron" was Webers last conn
position, being written for Coyent Car
den, London. and produced there in
April, 1926. just two months before the
composers death. Weber's genius
rests surely on the eternal freshness OF
his oyortures The whole Of "Oberen"
was worth writing alone for The over
ture
The New World" symphony NATURAL
ly makes a potent appeal 10 American
audiences, for despite all the contro-
versies about the Bohemian composers
tonal picture OF America, and whether
The themes are culed from Nosro ana
Indian 'lines or whether the composer
used his native fn,A-songs, the fact re-
mains that thc symphony is reminiscent
OF plantation songs and has "a certain
ragged rhythm which we cannot dis
claim as a nation 10 Is of course well
known that Dyorak spent several years
IN New York. and there he got at FIRST
hand the material for his symphony OF
the new world. Since that time IL has
steadily grown In popular favor and is
now a standard work In The reperloires
Of all symphony orchestras.
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
Laird and Company, dupont Building.
MARKET OPENS FIRM;
RAIL STOCKS UP

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s UNITED Press)
The stock market opened flrm today
with a general upward tendency in
price. Railroad securities showed re-
newed strength and ihe big speculative
issues, also made advances with the ex-
ception Of Mexican Petroleum which
opened at 100, off Is. United Stalss
Steel opened at o. up "a; Canadian
Pacific 1913. up II; New York Central
721s. up a New Haven 35ss, up q Re
public 81, up y; u. r. Stores 66ls. up
y: Pan-American 50, up "; Stud baker
si7s. off *; General Motors 2i3ls, up
a: American Woolen ii9B. up Is.
United States Steel sagged off soon
after the opening, losing its 4 point
gain and half a point more. The SINE
was true of Republic which dropped
to s5h from 81.
The market closed irregular.
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
SISSY COUNTY WEDDINGS.

Special % The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN, Feb. 2s-Mrs Addie
NJ. Watson, OF Dagsbor0. and James
Mailer Donovan. OF Georgetown, We're
married Tuesday night by the Rev. W.
;. II Williams.
Mrs Marshia Norris, OF Lewes, and
Edward r. WARRINGTON, Of Midway, were
married by the Rev. omar r. Jones, pas
Tor OF the Lewes NJ. L. Church, on Tues
day.
Announcement Of the marriage of Miss
Dolly Lynch, Of frankford, and Annlas
johnson, Of Selbyville. has been made,
the ceremony having been performed at
the Roxanna NJ. Z. parsonage last Satur-
day by the Rev. o. II. Connolly.
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
1. S. TALLEY 90 TnnaY.

John S. Talley is observing his nine
tieth birthday anniversary today He
made a record Of having been late for
work only one morning in the 81 years
he was employed at the Pusey & Jones
shipyards in this city. Mr. Talley, who
retired several years ago, is still ply
sically vigorous and declares he is ca
pable Of doing a full days work.
He lives at Eighth and Poplar streets,
was born in Brandywine hundred and
has lived the greater part Of his life
in Wilmington, where he moved as a
boy He is a widower. A family cele-
bration is, being held at the home to-
day. with his three children and one
grandchild present. They are William
G.. Talley, Miss Anna NJ. Talley, John
w. Talley and his son, Ralph w. Talley,
all Of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
GIRL pEBaTERs WIN.

Lillian Somers, sarah Walker and
Dorothy Belts. the girls debating team
OF Richardson Park public school, won
over the boys team last night. the boys
being Samuel Fisher. Owen Hoagland
and Millard Squires. The question was
who was the greater American, Wash
ington or Lincoln?n The girls debated
in favor Of Lincoln. The debate was 0
feature Of the meeting OF the Parent
Teachers Association, Mrs. c. 4. Crossan
presiding. The judges were Percy
Strickland. Henderson Smith and Mrs
I R0oQ.
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
BRYN MAMR ENnn,yMENr

Mrs. Winifred Bancroft Of Whining
ton is local chairman OF the Bryn Mawr
Endowment Fund Committee, which
committee is endeavoring TO raise an
endowment fund Of $1,000 900.
Education builds Democracy. Give
to Bryn Mawr" Is the slogan Of the cam
paisn, and most Of the graduates OF the
college FOR women are working hard
that their alma mater may adequately
support the professors and instructors.
1t IS the intention 10 raise pay Of all
teachers 30 per cent, II the 100000 is
realized.
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
FELL into TUB
OF HOT LARD
Three-Year-Old Son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Scotten
in.Serious Condition
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
TO HOLD CONFERENCE
Special 70 The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Feb. 2s.-Tle condition OF
the 3-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Scotch. living near Central Church. in
West Dover, who fell into tub Of bot
lard at the home Of his parents few
DAYS ago. is stilEserious His mother
had placed the hot lard on the porch TO
cool of, when the little fellow went
out on the porch ana fell into the hot
liquid.
The fourth quarterly conference OF
Wesley NJ. Z. Church will be held In the
church next Thursday evening, at which
time matters pertaining TO the close OF
She conference year will' be taken up.
The Rev. Mr.. Wine will preach In tho
Peoples Christian Church both morning
and evening tomorrow.
n D. Elliott, FIRST assistant engineer
OF the Dover Water and Light plant, has
uoceried a position with j. b. Ieat, a
Ioockcrman street merchant.
A conference Of the girls OF the
high schools OF the state viii be held
here May z, and o The object Of
the conference IS TO discuss reasons
for staying in school, opportunities
open TO girls. and The value OF care
ful training for any activity In life.
Tho best speakers available will be
secured FOR this conference MISS Ma
bel Krall, state Secretary for the Y w.
C.. A. is helplng the high school girls
in plans for On" conference.
Register Of Il. 3 Raughley has
probatod wills OF the following: Eliza
j. Rceder, Ida NJ. Mlling' on, or Dover;
stephen Taylor, Harrington, Henry w.
pusey. Milford. Letters Of administra-
tion have been granted on the fol-
lowing estates-Niarlha II. Bostic, Clara
Goodwin, both OF Dover; Joshua C.
Raughley OF North Murdorkill- and
Wilhelmina Collins, OF Duck Creek
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
CENTRAL SOCIETY MEETING.

The Women's Missionary society OF
Central Church, will hold its March
meeting in the church next Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. William A. Barr Will
be chairman Of the afternoon. Miss
Mary TAYLOR Is president OF the so
ciety. The subject for the fereign study
will be Korea While The home mis-
sion study will be the Americana
ton Of the Immigrant"
A social hour will follow Tho meet
Inc
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
sWARTHMORE GLEE CLUB CONCERT

Much interest Is being displayed in
the concert that the Swarthmore Glee
Club will give IN the ballroom OF the
Hotel dupont on next Friday evening.
The concert will be given under the
auspices OF the auxiliary Of the Home
opathlc Hospital. Following the pro-
gram, dancing viii be enjoyed. The
Original Six Orchestra viii furnish the
music.
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
CLUB MEMBERS TO WEAR
NIDDIES AND BLOODIERS
Special 10 The Evening Journal

II III " ~ NFTIITW- JWTTWUI.
GEORGETOWN, Feb 2S-Miss Dor
.othy Emerson. Sussex County Club
leader. has organized a baking club OF
eight members who have named It THE
Good-Better-Best Club Of GEORGETOWN.
Delaware" with the motto 'Pull To-
geiher.' Black and blue have been
chosen as the club colors and each
member wears a blue mildly and black
bloomers. officers chosen are as fol-
lows: President, Miss Emma Holson;
vice-president Miss Ella Ryan: secre-
tary, Miss Florence Greet; treasurer,
Miss IIilda Lee.
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
GRACE AuNILIAnY MEErING.

The Young WOman's Auxiliary OF
Grace NJ. Z. Church, will meet at the
church house on Monday evening
The devotional exercises will be in
charge Of Mrs. Fred Mccall. Miss
Swarlz, deaconess, will address the
meeting on The work done by the dea-
conesses and the fortieth anniversary
Of the Home Missionary Society.
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
MISSION STUDY CLASS urrTIvc

Fhe Mission Study Glass of Central
presDyterIan Church win meet on Mon
{ afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Harry
r. Pennock, No. sos West Ninth street.
All the members are taking unusual
interest In these meetings Mrs. w. :.
Prickett is president of the class.
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
NEW YnnK COTTON

NEW YORK. Feb 2s UNITED Press.)
The cotton market opened steady to-
day. March sold at $40, up 3; May.
3i95, up 6; July, 32.22, up >; October,
29S5. off 9.
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2s Omitted Press.)-
Opening grain:
Corn. May, i35lsa35: July. i29saSt.
oats, May, 791sah; July, p.
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
IN NFuORIAM.

In loving remembrance Of our dear
mother. Catherine Cavanaugh West, who
departed this life five years ago, February
2s 1915. Sadly missed by her children,
Anna, Charlie and Helen.s
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
GARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend our thanks to the
Water Witch Fire Co. and friends foi
flowers and sympathy, In the death o.
Daniel Dougherty.
Wife, Son and Daughter
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
CATARRH

is worse in Winter. Get rid of
if now in a month, and per-
mauently, by usirg BRAZIL n
Balm as directed. 6et to The
S0Ot twice a day. Get the 30
cent or 81 siz and be thorough.
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
Announcement
Parents, Ask Your Music Teacher

This is number appearing in
the columns of this
Can your certificate children ON
completion which viii be recognized in other cesF
II your children are In grade and they
another city they continue the NTH grade there because
definitely what ground has been covered in subject
They are entitled recognition music provided their
the subjects Systematically and thoroughly
5 a recognized teacher.
teacher show definitely in advance grade Dy
other educational Subjects Just where
months in in two years, etc?
Evening journal., 1920-02-28
Authorized Progressive Series Teacher
Can Do This

progressive
Can Do This
rhey are CERTIFIED teachers having passed exacng
National Board Of Examiners and are thereby aq
ored issue certificates TO pupils which state definitely the grade
without examination by 1000 Conservatives and other
accepted standard The work graded standard
basis the percentage system being used by all schools and
teachers Uncerned teachers not so accredited by these teachers
and schools
Progressive series teachers have attended are qualifying to
institution Of national reputation and have taken Normal
modern methods OF presenting and mpang
best 10 select technical material designed to practical
of the principles treated in the text lessons
They equipped with uptode library Of superior text
edited and arranged by Board Of Editors
nationally authorities in their profession.
We quote from letter from E. Evans teacher Of
piano, Woodward High School, Cincinnati, Ohio;
had several years experience teaching before
took up the Progressive Series and have now NJ had .ta three
progressive Series pupils averaged sevenyhve.
Judging from this experience which ample to form true
pupil not only acquires musical
knowledge but actually aon & sTeaier % desre OF Pr1nceny m @
equivalent basis Of study than he could in three or four
years without it"
public Cincinnati Ohio; Detroit Mich Minneapolis Mimi;
ang Bs%Rsna s S ProsSe n1 ssries we MENTION few Cornell Uni
Session. University OF Kansas Drake University
Minnesota and about 1900 other universities colleges
and schools.
The Progressive series plan gives assurance that
text OF the Series constant reminder both
the pupil and teacher of the next Logical step placing
Des Moines, Iowa.
dS e 10 are ly adopt Sonr work and shall hereafter base
the issuance certificates and diplomas the Pro-
s''s''0 WISCONSIN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Milwaukee, wis.
the FIRST of which is no greater Than the cost Of in
material which not especially dsned for study and
nns S g ysay peIp0sSs ehsapep 5%q "Sn 'A q '
Write for full nformatIon will be gladly by
WV ART PUBLICATION SOCIETY,
tAdvertisemenD St. Louis No.
Evening journal., 1920-02-28

Relatives and friends are invited % at
tend the funeral services, at his late resi-
dence, on the School House Lane, near
Hares Corner, Delaware, on Tuesday after
noon. March ?. at / o'clock. lntermenr at
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-18
WILL ERECT GARAGES 70 R
USE As TEMPORARY HOMES

Special 10 The News
Bli,IiSGllAM Ala. Mayl7.-1ho
birmingham Realty 60. the largest
realty company IN Birmughnm success
Hor to the land company that csiah-
liahci birmingham is mlhins an uffci
q" rdi,hasrs ui ioia iu Norwood. one
"t the fashionable uarts 81 IA, city
thrt ar1isiance viii =" rendered Ia cree
un" Ahut mighi Ly termed q g1ra.c
later on. lut 40 FIRST viii lo used Ger
Residential purposes When "a 10; ~
purchaser the garage VIII be- erected
n' That later ga. 81 btuu more rub-
Hnrtinl home iH built the same can
w. used iur sor n; huusr and 81.
hr" This win have the crr,i uf Co.,.
'vNIrF 'ic 900. .ins problem suu ,ilt
= ''-.t'itr uf tDuys in Erl.rs~a'l
D. atm Ne-y acute. ln several dlrcc.
tiuns. Jus without the city limits. and
in rumc luGlu,rs boo the ritv where
there are W'uds. people are living IN
tutr m'l h"ityf accommodations are
e. iuluailr. The propose garitos ct
ir Wrrrphlm Ev3l,. Co. AIN eos,
upwards 81. se.oll and viii hav" mod.
cru Convenience and viii Dee Of great
service to .1nlu families.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-18
sugar Higher.

NI.W YORK Nav r. Tho luc,i mar
BOT fnr rHv rseIr continues strong ami
prices w,r mf cont hilhcr with
hurlncgr little more active. There
we're rs,cs OF shuui lluUoo bags ~
Culas Porto Eicus. and spmc full dutv
sugars tu lo,al rcnucrs ga the basis II
- cents f0r Nav and june shipment;
The market clos u strong az q cents
for Cubas cUst and freight. equal O.
e-oi for centrifugal
Offerings were Ngh; with holders gen.
orally asking - c,ulr Cor Cuias cost
and freight
The only chang, in refined was an
advance hv two of the lucl rcfiucrs ~
a cent pound tu ihr basis ~ s0l.t
cents for fine guuulat,d. with prices
now ranging from s0l.s Co Is clnts
The 'l.inand continues active with r..
iincrs allrlting only 'ulll amounts
The continued strength IN the spu.
market lrl o. renewed firmncss in m.
lures here both ;hc july and S,ptym.
Der posiaon1 snll 90 eesi cents nh
highcrt rric, on roruri There was ac.
tive buying hy iadF and commission
houses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-18
COTTON PRICES FIRM
WITH HEAVIER BUYING
W Associated rresL

W Associated freta-
NEW YORK. May i5.-Eary al.
vanccs on reports 81 unfaSoahlc
weather Ia the south were not fully
maintained on the cotton market today,
sut realizing Saics were absorbed on
comparatively moderate reactions and
the close was stcady az a net advance
Il "a 20 40 points. Trading WAS very
active at the start and first prlcrs were
firm at an advance Forcign and do.
nestle trade interests were buyers.
while there was a more general CONE
nission house demand than FOR snmp
weeks with active covering hy shorts
l.callzing also was active az the higher
prices. however. and the market turned
a shade easier when the publication az
the official weather map failed o. Ia.
lIire any further fresh buying of con.
Qucncc. There may also have been
relling for reaction ga thu decline.
hut the detailed weather reports show.
ing heavy rains IN western belt sy,iiuns
and The prospects fur showers aud low
temperatures IN the eastern bolt serves
To check selling otherwise. Tuding
was less active later and last prices
bowed rallies
Tho DAYS weather news was consul.
cred by loCal brokers as Increasing the
probability II very bow ,ud MAY CON.
'lition report. Exports to-day $50 bale.
making sSoi.577 81 lar this season.
i'ort receipts S.ss.. United States p0.t
locks i,i03,li4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-18
STOCK MARKET ALMOST
At DEADLOCK STAGE

~ '.0riaicd rrcss
NEW YORK. May i5-Condliions
approaching a state Of deadlock pre-.
vailed ia the stock market today
neither tho long nor The short interests
rtowing nn approciiblo change az the
duil and irregular close. Tho technical
riiu1tivn seemed o. favor the construed.
u.s., ida however. in the sense that the
hort account even iu the more sp'ru.
htiyD issues. ha8 attained unWirldt
proportions Local monetary Coudi
uunH improved Ga the extent that call
ioJns which were freely made 40 \ per
c,u; during the morning, dropped To-
o before the end ui the session a
much 1s uiuo per cent was hid f0r time
funds without uucu, ,ring more than
s"nt supply.
Ai,iyls from interior points again
Indicated q more rigid policy u credit
curtIilmrnf hy tho federal reserve
board which this week enters into a
ui,s 81 conferences with Representa-
lives uf commercial banks from various
parts ui th, country
The industrial situation recorded no
material change from recent tense Dun.
iitilns western and southwestern Gan.
unriur'rs reporting further slowing
down uf agtiyits mainly bon consequence
ut the railroad ii,up steaks made their
oNir,mo declines bon the morning. when
oils motors. ft'ris. equipment. and
hippiugs reacted two iu five points
standard rails losing opr tH two. Food
irsucs were nm in anticipation 90 q
ruling Boo The NulF'c1d u.t hy che su.
pr,mc court, but f,ll hack 40 the unll
when Do ho,tuc known that action had
again h,Un deferred StlDs amounted
60 s3i 600 shares
Liberty houd. and victory NOTES were
weak. mostly az now low records aud
thc gru'tal domestic h1 was easier.
lufpign iruus Il.u tDudius downward
Total sales par ulu, HE-roc tod
Sli3ioUuo Pan American 3's lost I
ou call
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-18
MdrkeitNeWi;s
BETTER RAIL OUTLOOK
CAUSES DROP IN COTTON


~ Ass'ciaicG rrcsa
CHICAGO. May lt-ENpericd fed
Grad emergency action Co bring about
better railway traffic conditions bad q
hcarIfh influence today on tho corn
market Prices closed heavy cent 90
cents net lower. with July is6 5s 90
10 and September 1903 - o. 81. oats
finished - cent down Ca IS cent up.
compared with Saturdays latest as.
urcs
The outcome IN provisions was -
cents Co.. go cents decline.
Athourh ls "a r,fgl' ~ wet wealth o.
the corn market showed little morv
strength az the opening bulls were NJ
"a disadvantage throughout MOST of th.
umlindor ~ The dlv Attention turned
chiefly Co., helpful developments looked
fur from the session of tho Interstate
Commerce Commission in Washington
"Wednesday
oats ruled easier with corn. except
Oh, May d,.H.p. iu which Offerings
were u-ht
Lower quotation. on hogs ANA oura
pulled down provisions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-18
The Tooth Wrecker

That film is the great tooth wreeker Most
tooth troubles are now traced TO il.
The film Is what diseolors - not the teeth. Il Is
the basis Of tartar. 1t holds food substance which
ieFments and forms acid Il holds the acid in
contact with the teeth to cause decay.
Millions Of germs breed in it, They. with tartar.
are the chief cause Of pyoTrhea. Also Of many
other troubles, local and internal.
That is why wel.brushed teeth so often dis
color and decay, why tartar forms and pyorhea
starts. You leave much Of that film.
Tooth troubles are constantly increasing. as
statistics show, despite the wide use Of the tooth
brush. And the reason lies in that film.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-18
To Have Nayy Hair
Like Nature, Own Wa,


Here's brand new recipe u un.
questioned merit That you should make
n"'" ~ ari-rs 'ol are one az ihr faw
ror,ossrrs of naturally wa,y hair. -
'crv simple co. sll sou need g. Is 70
aW'y @ i't'. liquid silmerine before
t'f" 90 ttc hlir-wi'h q clean o. III
'.rsh--and u three hours you wi; 'lrd
this has dried in the sNc.ilSi curls and
waves Imaginable Th,v WI De iust
likc Natures own" having ro -a ie..,
H1r'c to the - ,; rroduc.d by a irt
toi' vlith s. - 'vi1usy artlfioiai.
The application j. really beneficial
% the hair ana gives u that llyolr los
iro s' much desired ~ Il g. IN easy
ga obtain few ounces II n, lluuil
Filmcrinc from your drusFis'-sulr,i.
.,n; to Keen The hair curly Tor many
wcs'a-thcrc's no rra-on now Tor put,
.tiH' ~ with either that straight con,
trary hair or with the curling iron
nuisance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-18

~ Associated Press.
RsN@tl mn teANG ~

W NAauTNnlFI NNFNNs
NEW ORLEANS. May i7.-To1 much
ain and cold weather IN the interior
pai the cotton market sharply higher ip
The early trading today bat after al.
ranccs the market ran into consider.
aide realizing from the long side and
finally some short selling. based on tho
iact that the weather map did not show
~ much rain NJ was claimed Ia private
rvturns from the belt Further selling
followed the forccas, IL weather for IN,
attire western half ~ the cotton region
The close was az net advances Tor the
DAY 81 $50 TO a. paints. The new crop
months were stronger than the old
The steadiness OF the late trading was
Tue 20 delayed official returns from
Texas which made Il plain that private
rcports of heavy and general rains were
well founded - far as saturday and
saturday night were concerned. wher,.
the weather map reflected conditions
q Sunday.