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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09


one OF the prettiest services OF
O. c. W. held last sunday at the In.
s%iallation OF the new Y. W. c. A.
officers.
The old and new officers and cabi.
net members. dressed In white on.
tered the stage with each old officer
ana chairman bearing n candle. rep.
%rcacnting the light Of christ's lif,.
'rnls she presented 10 her successor.
BY virtue Of their offices OF prcsi.
dent OF the student government and
house president the cabinet nom
beers who were retiring were each
given u candle by the ncw president
who directed them to carry their
candles thru life. keeping them
bright.
The retiring president. Miss
Dlanch Mock. made the following
talk TO the new president. Miss
Flora Lipe:
ITO YOU new president OF the Y.
W. c. A., | am today presenting n
torch which symbolizes the light OF
the life OF Christ. which the Young
Woman's Christian association is
ondeavoring to make shine into the
life ov every girl on our campus.
THE shadows OF dusk are Just
closing about the work OF an old
cabinet and dawn Is creeping up
with the new one. II Is for us in
s.ncerest cooperation to make that
dawn bear its rareat hue and thus
with never firing efforts. TO make
II burst into the full light Of lie
greatest that the Y. w. c. A. can
give TO our campus.
1T is only when we realize that
an honor brings with 1t tremendous
responsibility. that we are able TO
merit the confidence which has been
placed In us. II | had realized this
fact in its fullest significance when
at this time a year ago. | stood
here to accept this torch and lead
for a whole year in the service of
u Master, some Of my short-com-
ings might have been averted.
There have been failures this
year and there have been successes.
and just as dreams without deeds .
mean little to this world, so will
these Intentions and wishes spoken
here today be as the dust II we do
not give Of our best to make reali-
cation possible. And there is one
from whom w can have strength
and guidance for every task. And
when we know that He who e e
and knows all things is looking into
our hearts and searching them as
well as hearing our desires. we dare
not fail in the trust that has been
committed to us
MY greatest wish for you as
leader In this vast opportunity for
service is that He might be in
everything that you do and secondly,
| should wish for you that each of
our cabinet members will ever SUP.
port you in all your efforts. MY
greatest wish for this cabinet is that
each girl may so live that she
should be proudly pointed to as rep
resentative Of the work of Jesus
Christ, for II this be true, we can.
not fail.
THE old cabinet will endeavor to
give you such support and benefit
OF our experience that there will be
no break in this work by your taxi
ing the offices, and as we lay down
our torches they are not snuffed
out and new lighted ones given to
you, but they continue, we hope,
without their light once dimming.
The brightness Of their light will be
determined by the fuel given to
them and will consist of the service
by each committee in this
cabinet, service brought to the
throne Of Christ"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
Mrs. Neal Hostess.

Mrs. Charles Neal. f712 Dakota
avenue. was hostess to the Young
Ladies' Missionary society OF the
Methodist church Tuesday after.
noon. A very interesting talk was
given by the president. Mrs. Seaton
on. THE Religious Training Of the
Child" The treasurer's report for
the first quarter shows an expendi-
ture OF SOL 90 The society will meet
next week with Mrs. ]. d. Wade.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
SQC9ETY.
by ANNA Lee MARSH
Telephone 1899 Afternoons Between and Q O'Clock


Altar Society.
The Altar society OF the Catholic
church met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Roy warlick. Plans we're
discussed for another ol~d.faahioned
dance. A %profusIon of spring flowers
were used to decorate the house.
Mrs. w. NJ. Rittorbush assisted the
hostess In serving dainty refresh.
mcnts. Mrs. Earl Dallas will be
hostess next Wednesday.
3
o. c. w. oIee Club Back.
Tho o. c. ". Glec club. directed
by Miss Isabel Sparks returend Sun.
day from a weeks tour OF various
towns Of the state. AZ Purcell. We.
woka and sapupla they we're highly
honored by dances. following their
performances. At Hcnryetta the
Lions club entertained them with II
banquet and here the audience num-
bered 1900. At Ada n delightful re.
coption was given In their honor
and their last night was spent in
Norman. At each Of the palces they
were welcomed with such enthusi.
asm mat return engagements were
requested.
Those who sang In the Glee cub
were Misses Roma Yates. Euta
Clarkson. Joy Grant. Anna Belle
Rucker. Claudia Hostick. Edith Kir.
by. Ola Harris, Flora Lipe. Florence
knight. Marguerite Stowball. Louise
Lang, Merle Elder. Helen Miles,
Alpha Wright, Joy Waller. AlIne
Wherry. lduna Berry. Dora Deem
Reed, Anna Beth Rennie, Annie Noe.
those assisting were Misses Grace
Eulis. accompanied. Jennie Jenkins.
reader. and Jessie Morton, viollnst.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
Mrs. Wright Entertains.

Mrs. L. c. Wright. 17Os Idaho
avenu entertained informally last
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
Monday, April II

from 1880 a. m. III 4 .. m. .
All persons who have ailments for
Innrmatles that have bsffled the
skin Of the family physician. are
Invited to call.
Ask for proof Of cures effected
AT iool4 w. Grand, okiahena
city every Saturday.
Examination free. dIy4o
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
Missionary Meeting.

Missionary Meeting.
The womans Missionary Society
OF the Baptist church met Thursday
afternoon In their four respective
districts with q good attendance rec
ord. Much interest was shown in
the lesson witch was n continuation
on the study OF the Old Testament.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
Teachers Entertained.

Sweet peas and pink candles pre-.
vailed in the decorations Wednesday
evening ut G o'clock when Mes
danes J. II. Mcdonald and N. =.
Cralle entertained the eighth grade
teachers at diner in the home Of
the former. Those present were.
Misses Ruth Smith. Marguerite
streetcr. Corine Wootten, Belle
West. Ora 0'ouin. Ruth Elyy. Jen'
ME Mourlne Wade. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
b. Morgan. Mr.. j. y. Hatcher, and
Mr.. Carlos Wilson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
= 4 + 4. 4 + 4 + + Z + 4 = 4
SOCIETY NOTES
+ + + + 4. + + + + 4 + I 4 i

Miss Rose Driggers left today for
Ardmore where she will spend Sun
day as the guest of Miss Anita Paul.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Clarkson and
daughter Eula spent Thursday and
Friday in Duncan visiting relatives
and friends.
=
Miss Helen Burke Of Little Rock
Arkansas has spent the week here
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Burke and her sister Miss
Mable Burke.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
4 4. + + + + + + + + + + 1. i, + ;
+ RED ROSS NOTES T.
1. 4 + + !. j. j + + i i I. j. ]. j. i

The third Class Iii nutrition under
the supervision of Mrs. Nettie Cor
yell, was conducted at the North
school Wednesday evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

Spain a Beouar's Paradise.
Spain is said to have nearly a quar-.
er of a million professional beggara
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
Just
Edited, Compiled and Printed

Thousands of new words brought in by scientific. artistic,
military and political changes since all other dictionaries were
printed, appear clearly defined in The New Universities D~
tionary. Get it prompty-supply limited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

The doctor who cured 90 many
people In Kansas and Oklahoma the
pas, % years. will be at the New
chlekasha Hotel -,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

W. S. Montgomery, local super
visor of Federal Board of Vocational
Education from Enid and w. O.
Rothwell of the district office at
Dallas. were visitors at Red Cross
this week. While here they put one
boy in training and transferred an.
other.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
DOES YOUR ROOF A

We absolutely stop leaks in any
roof. shingles, tin or paper
M. L. SMITH - Phone 1341
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

Mrs. Morgan Hamilton, chairman
Of auxiliary service station left We'd
nesday for Mason, Texas, for a two
months stay. Mrs. A. B. Leeds, vice
chairman will look after the work in
this department during Mrs. Hanil.
tons absence.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

James and William Meads, of
Cyril, transacted business at the
Red Cross office Thursday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

James Campbell, who has been a
patient in the U. S. P. II. S. No. %,
Houston, Texas, for several months
has returned, much improved in
health.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

b u d in Black Seal
Grain; Red Edges; New
Type and Special Papers
Essy on tho Eyes; q
Luxurious Book.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

Ernest C. Evans, Of Verden, was
a visitor at Red Cross Wednesday.
He was on his way to Enid, where
he will take up vocational training
under the federal board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
THE IXNES-DLSPAT CHS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

mat cold way" predictions FOR the winter
crop belt togo h"r with lack of moisture
ln 'h" southwest. gave considerable
strens,h I" the wheat markc; today.
ni"ni taxing at tn. last led to declines
~" clos" was weak ~ to sc net lower
WIN MAY sl-li 10 silt'. and july si.0Ji,
!" staN. Corn lost &c 10 &C and oats
'.cH'.c To hcI".c. In provisions tn.
ontr"m" varied from unchanged figures To
aC lower.
VITA a forecast out q: zero temperatures
NJ Tar south a. Northern Kansas. aud
Win complaints current that the Western
hait OF Kansas had received no rain or
snow and that III" Western half OF okla
hoira was excessively dry. the wheat mar
ksi averaged somewhat higher until the
mai half hour. R"vis"d csti'natrs. or wor.h
mn "rtant T.puircm"nts counted at on"
tHl" ~ further stimulating influence.
S"tbaCks In Winnipeg puotutInns how.
ever. aud satisfactory proEr.ss OF the har-
vest IN AfEcniln2 were more Less OF
an offset. Holiday curiailnent or tn.
Nouin" or trading. too. tended Ia deprive
IN" market ~ sustained support
Corn ana oats were cas-. In tho absence
"i any special demand. Prosperity. cold
N"nih"d wa. construed bcarish NC
ton Of the hn. market governed pro
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END-YEAR CONDITIONS
BRING PRICE REACTION

NV ORLEANS. La. Doc &c Smaller
cotton market higher in the early trading
today, but toward INDIGESTION a reaction.
nry feeling Developed and from then on
IN. ION. wa soft. great deal Of liuni-
ia ION cain. from The long side ana shor,
s.iiinr "h- IN fairy large volume on tn.
,h'ory shai the reaction would be pr"-
!niEtI b"caus" o: eGd-0f- ne-y.s, condi-
li"h- from adYHn noes OF ~ 20 70 Joints over
IH' EioH" -! Yesterday the!" VA a dro:,
70 icNtIs IL {" - poini- under the Close
"l yesterday. last prices being ~ the low
bhck Ia l..2G.
The ginning frures OF 7ss. rs bales pro-
nuc"d 90 the 18th OF December were n,
east !v1Pp bales under bcarlsh cxp.cts
ions During the nrst par, OF the hr.,
caII INC market hesiiaied and even made
siSHt declines on ;he near positinns hur
t'r"hg buie.s immediately followed The
issuance OF the ginning returns about mid
waE 10 the call The rise continued until
hO"nt the rnidJls OF tn morning Sn Tho
assuni"ht That the rlnn!as figures lndi-
CHrrn rat the government had over
g. l. i;nntHh IN" crop With its nrurcs OF
>, In the late trading IN" market paid
n"oh attention 10 outside news and imorr
~ Hs- ".Hing WAS done on r. norris ,h,,
II" freight cars In this country w.r. in
,r'aS!irS '"n the runnr that Great Britain
bad refused to withdraw troors from, Irn'
land. -''7 .''''' i'c-
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iiBEKTi LOAN BOND MARKET.
BY FREDK'K T.. SOi.TISli q GO.
Investment Bankers
p1 Eas; Main Street Richmond y.
REALIZING SETS IN
ON COTTON ADVANCES
fnv AssncIated prnaa1

NEW YORK. Dec. pa further advance
inet good ~! OF realizing and som.
southern selling. and wac followed by re-
nary contracts sold up 10 1870 during the
.ar!y trading. making an Advance OF 50
per bale from the Iow level OF last week.
Tor the movement
Later the rrlce broke 10 1924 for Jan
nary: which closed at that level with the
lower to points hiehar. Near months
were relatively easy during the entire dav
ana there was further transferring OF long
hedges from January % MAY and July.
vance OF to q points in spite Of rcia-
lively easy cables and the more ac,iv.
POSITIONS sold 10 ,. points net higher
male an advance Of about 40 10 $50 points
from recent low levels. which evidently All
Iac,cu considerabe realizing for over the
no.uays There was buying on "a scale
comparatively small ginninp figures and
reports OF gradually improving spot de-
mani put IL appeared 10 be quite readily
supplied. and the market was weaker in
tho late trading under realizing by West
crn. Wall Street and local longs and
Southern selling.
December sold on from 1872 TO 1870 and
ket closing at the lowest levels of tile
DAY. The census report showing 4 ~ as
bales glnned 70 December IL. or i:J.ise for
eating that the crop would not exceed the
fall slightly short q that arure. rriva ate
cables said the decline in I.iverrooi was
row market. and there was no change In
the news from Manchester. Reports from
thc domestic goods trade indicated that
insne askinR prices hSd checked the dc.
that Eastern mills were showing n uttle
more interest In the spot market.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

thitAGo. Dec. :'.--Cattle: Receipts.
'.of': choice steers AMI sh. stock st.ady.
with L"st"rhay's declines - 4" ~ lower
than last weeks close: very good Isl
mound builocks. Sic: bulk bee! steers 6 eSGf
go: Gamers and cutters steady To strong.
bulls st.ady to weak. veal calves - to 20
love-. si"ckcrs and feeders weak 10
Hog: n.ceir.. n. oo,; .,cadv 10 10 ,cwo-
than yesterday average: closing strong:
light lights M TO 100: buik Ia to lso-
r"und average. 3 ,sos, 40: bulk s0t !51-
pound weights. S6oci $50: light lights and
pigs. 10 to !" lower; hoId-over moderate:
SHIPMENTS around iS.Nol
sheep: Eeceirts. s.Eo: hest lat lambs -
higher: Others. sheen and feeder. steady:
Tat In mbr TOT. - 80: buzz. 2 30 q ~. p: good
fed shorn lambs. 80: cults I5ITSOn: tat
eve; top. 80: N" chcic. lights here: come
BACK feeder lambs mostly go ii Pa
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Beneficial Loan Society

Mr.. r. w. Herbert. Manager of
the Beneficial Loan Society. Rich
mond. reports that since the
Society began business here on
March 3. 1919. to November 30.
1921, ii has made n total OF $3.50
loans, amounting to $G5+,421.O0.
and that during the month of
November. 1921. they made 200
loans. amounting to s24G9O.00,
making nm average Of S12340 per
loan.
These loans were practically
made upon the credit Of borrowers
OF good character. industry and
habits for legitimate purposes.
Charge-ofrs during 1921 for this
office were si,5SS.10. covering
loans which the Society was either
unable TO collect or decided not to
enforce collection OF.
The officers OF the Society here
are: President, w. II. Smithdca):
Vicc-Prcsident. DIR. n. j.. Ander-
son; Second lce-President. Geo.
Hodson; Treasurer and Manager.
II. w. Herbert. The office Is
located Mt No. 2ooA North Sixth
Street.
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--------------------7---
PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE

NEW YORK. Dec. 9th. market for
coffee futures opened AT further decline
under scattering lInuida ZION or rcuiizing
tnE over thc holidays The disposition to
close out long contracts WAS Increased by
me unsfitl"t show 81 the brazilian cables
nut after selling on to So for March or
about - points from recent high levels the
narhct tsrncd stcadicr on renewal OF
hnl, support or covering. Rallies followed.
WIN March selling an Ia So. or points
ne. higher. but other months did not fully
recover their early !osses. and the mari Il
closed points lower TO points higher.
81 ."s Mnre rSttInaInh at nhnni mn La
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PETERSBURG rEANrT MAnKEr

Kep"rtrd by Ro5sers. plumnrr & Co. Inc
December 30 i9.t
SPANISH FARMERS STOCK-Market
Arm: ?ctsc per bushcI.
NiHGlNIAS. FARMERS SToCK-Market
steady
Fancy Jumhos. &c TO &c per H.
Extra sprimp. 3iSc To A. per III.
pri:ae. 81 to SIC lrr ID.
Smelling stock. tuinbos. runners and bunch.
lie 10 &c per III.
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stock. -. iJ0
T"' .,os ,2'"y nse"p,s. :',sa': espor,s 49,
q, Total I@,ai for week Receipts. 72.fs7 exports
Total Tor season-Hecelpt. a5u-9: ex-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS

s;eadI"r today and odd lots trading I'm tho
gray goods division active. Yarns
was reported. Some On iicrlia tions OF sprin-
woci"ns were reportcd In the clothing
trades. Wool goods were uuie.. silk rib
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Names Virginia Po.tmnstcrs,

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Dec. 90
President Harding has nominated
Charles f.. Wclch to be postmaster
at Fhoebus, and Alonzo l.. Jones. to
be postmaster at Virginia. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21

ur S,,A'NANNAii. CA, Dec. ce-Turpsn.ina
LII; ~. sales. ls5: receipts ~: shin.
I rs. ~; stock: 1901 Rosin hrm: sai"s.
49, 80: receipts. 2.53,: shipments 40: Rtnck.
800; suot": y. ID. r.. 3.3s: f.. $3.50, l0G:
q: II. l. 3s5m Los: X. 80. VI. 5.3; ~. s1;..
WG. sd. WY. 5S 49, - 30 :
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NAVAI. STORES

bon' advanced from to 10 per cent. Bur-
'aps wcre steady.
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RICHMOND GRAIN ExcnANGE.

December ~. 1921.
These quotations r.pr"..nt trIc-S winch
are being paid offered oy dealers and
mi.lers thl+ market
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
ION StOCN Yards.
a.

December "a 1871
ma thrt, fFice~ iow.r on steers In sym.
and heifers steady 10 lower ' N'"s
surety good steers. !. 100 lbs
nj up. Observation-Disclosures. 7i.61
Medium 10 good steers iOyJ
common to medium steers
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday
rs information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger TraIn,
DAILY, unless otherwise shown) ;, '"'
DAILY except Sunday. ! Sunday only.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Quotations by Caxkie G. Burch & Co.
Ills East Main Street
Quotations at Close
City and State Securities

Ills East Main Street.
Quotations at Close.
City and State Sccurftien.
Va. 81, old C. and r. 1882 IS
Virginia Centuries. 2.
west e 2 y s4s i; as. . .nsaI 81
y and . T.; T. : Co. o. S. g 1879 = 10
street hallway stocks.
V. n. and T.. Co.. pr. 100 81
V. r. and p. Co. com. 100 III
Railroad Stocks.
r.. T.. and l.. Div. OBJ. 100 1875 EOS
Insurance Stocks.
Atlantic Life ms. Co. 100 40
Life !ns. Co. Of Va. 100 $50
Va. +. and NJ. ms Co. % $50
Dnnk and Trust Company stock.
american National 100 $50 ESQ
Am. Trust Co. (Class
Broad Street Bank. rs GO
broadway National 100 lis
Blk. of Com. and IT.. 100 1919 205
Central National 80. 100 1874 l6b
Church liill Bank -. 100 LIS
First National ...... 100 235
Nat. State and City. 100 1875
Old Dom. Trust Co.. 100 1874
Planters National :. 100 400 425
Richmond Trust Co.. 100 IS
Va. Trust Co.. 100 295
west ''"o '' Testlic stocks X %
Rosemary Mfg. Co,
"a p. c., pfd. ..... 100 100
miscellaneous.
Jefferson Realty Cor
poration, LIST pfd. 100 75 80
Larus and Bros. Co,
pfd.. so particle. 100 100
O. d. l. and ). Co. 5 81
u. l.. lob. S p. c., pfd.100 1919 1921
NC. CHI. pr y. c.. 100 6S
NC. Chem, conn.,. 100 rs
Standard Paper pfd. 100 103
i. S. Roystsr Guano
s y. C. bonds.... 100 1921
NEW YORK BONDS
a, ssoyrHrRRsssSs moer u. 1871,
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COTTONSEED OIL.

KEW YORK Dee 2)-Af;cr starting
higher Ia line with the nrmncs. in crude
and cotton. CottonSccd oil turned easy an
der scattered LIQUID alton. and with sub
segment hesvinrSs In other commodities
markets. Closing bids were : 20 ! points
net lower. Sales. t10n barrels Prime
crude 90 sales princ summer yellow
spot. SOFAS 10; january. SO: March $50
and MAY SSG all bid
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NEW YORK BONDS

December 10. 1921.
=, tsoUTHERN)
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Additional deliveries. were reported on
D"c-inher contracts. bringing the total so
ihs thLs month up to 2.S.JD bags. DeCem-
80; July. $50: September. ssh
SPOT con""., uuie,: Rio ~ s'.; Santos
from SLht"s were unchanged To lower.
mhll" "HGrS from Rio and Victoria aver
and - at 10, TO !2.3o Rio - at SIS to
So and Victoria In and So at $40. Amer
lean credits The OifiCia cables reported n
decline -: - reis in the dollar buying rate.
win an ADVANCE of lad In the rate on
London. The Rio market 215 tn 80
f"ls lower and santos about 6hp 10 so refs
lower. BRAZILIAN port receipts. IS ~: Jun
d!ahy. 2Lno,. Santos cleared llon1 for
New York
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NEW YORK. Dec. e>.-Intcrcst in the
local sugar market today was conferred en-
TREY IN unc9ntrolird sugar. sales OF
wrCh to both operators aud rcnn"rs
amounted TO rs N, bags some old and
some new crop. for January and February
Sh lpment at =. cost and freight. equal to
$50 for centrifugal. The committee made
n" change In their quotations. which are
~. c"st and freight. equal To $50 FOR
The sugar futures market was
steady. although there only a light
volume OF business" a. operators were IN
c'n"d tn limit opcratious aud await de-
NelopmantS in Cuba. December closed 5
points net higher. white oth.r positions
M"r" unchanged. January closed o.iJ.
March. :li; May. 2.26 and July IN Th"
refined market was unchanged AZ SD for
nm" EraEu!atcd. with only a moderate de-
maud. There were transa ctluns in re-
tined futures. aud closing prices We're ur =
changed January closed al >: March
30 and May So
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
CHICAGO. Dec. .!-Nutwithstandln
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Law" viii be acted by employees OF the
institution. A special Christmas menu
will be served at the hospital
A special program, Of moving pictures
Christmas tree and large dinner and
dance will be held at the Rockville
tuberculosis Hospital. A motion pic
ture projecting macnIne was given the
institution recently by Herman Dupree,
indianapolis, and this viii be set in
action during the Christmas holidays.
The other machine which Mr.. pupree
presented to the State has been sent to
the Indiana village for Epileptics at New
castle. Special programs for the hollis
days have also been prepared for each
of the other institutions according to
Amos Butler, secretary Of the State
board of charities.