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would Save IndI.n. From Los.

w ASttlNGTbN, oct. 6.-in order To-
protect land holding Indians from
losses which might result from the
drop in oil prices. Indian Commis-
Sion"r Burke has not only ordered
production stopped entirely on the
lands Of tn" Dsap"s in Oklahoma hut
mas asked the sul'"rint"ud"uts or all
"'h"r indian reservations cnutaiuiu.
Oh I" c"-"p"rHt" in preventing oyer
pr' auction. ~ Was SAID TIA" Indian
bureau today wherever prices Wen,
below the cost 81 production as was
declared TO he III. case in IN" pSar.
properties in oklahoma tho wells
would he shut down The policy has
not hrcn applied, however, to any
hut Indian oil land
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YEARS COTTON CROP
IS 1O,135,0OO BALES
I .cnsus Forecast Deemed Con.
firmcd by Picking and
Ginning Rcporis .
TBy Associated Press. |

NEW YORK. Oct. 6.--whIle tho
wU Eovcrnm. mt reports published ON
n. cotton market on Tuesday had
ate cours" OF prices, they wcre fol-
lowed by advances on reports OF n
more aCtiv" demand In the domestic
cotton goods market. a better feeling
over European political affairs, and
bullish spot adviccs from tho South.
December contracts which had sold
m 4" @r.2i on the reactions OF late
last month, sold up to 2l70 today or
abnu; 81 per bale above the recent
low level. although there was como
renewal; sf nsxvourness over the Sit
ua,fom In tho Near past.
II any1hin tho census report show
ing 3SS3.n06 bales sinncd up TO Sop
temhcr 25. was Shade lower than
expected. The trade here had beer
prepared to reconcile 81 ginning or
around 100000 halns with crop es-
Inmates in the nciEhborhood Of 10
o"o,""" bales on the ground that ia
N"rahl" weather had permitted moro
rapid progress with picking and GIN
ming than ever before
The actual ncurcs. consequently.
W"r" regarded Az tending TO COM
hrm tho governments crop indica-
ton OF l0.l35.oo0 bales based on tho
"n! September condition of SO per
cont
Frivnt" ahvicos received here from
tn" South were also cons!drrnd IN
lin" with this view OF the chop. and
'h' advance toward the end Of tho
week was encouraged by reports tina,
spot cotton was hoiur offered lena
ir""ly In som" sections, and that
ginning Was beginning to tapSr or
~ som" ~ tho earlier parts OF III.
belt,
IN" reports of an increasing do
m"nd Tor cotton goods were regard
"d as "NplaininR tho buying of trade
houses here. presumably to TX prices
for Democratic mills and some I'm.
"r"aS" "as also reported In the do
n'Hnd for export. The latter WAS
S"'d 80 include buying by Garmany
tor shipment from the South. not
"ithstanding the weakness in Gar
man exchange rates and local trad
"'s ar" looking for an iucreas!nr
export movement toward tho end OF
the month
\" iinpror"ncn' has been reported
~ Manchester trade conditions, how
ever. "nd Tie Liverpool market was
unsettled today by tho lees sa,irfac-
tori news fr"m the S"ar East Cot
ION * now coming into sight very
iapIdiv. IA" Sew York figures shos-
nag over hair Il million bales for IN.
week ended TODAY. bui some local
traders ihinis this may prove the
peak OF the movement.
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ACTION OF OIL COMPANY
CAUSES STIR IN MARKET
Standard, of New York, De
clarcs Dividend of 200
Per Cent.
Those who Made Most sancuinc
Forecasts startled nj Announce
mcnt--Sto"k Teaches New High.
Advancing sixty Points.
ny BrNndHn Wall.

NEW YORK. oct 6.-Whne a
number OF srecisl;ies moved upward
into new h'gh ground the general
for the frs, time this week Tho
advance in Standard oil shares and
s;cels lent an appearance Of general
strength, hut the trend was really
irregular, tho average prices AT tho
close showing practically no chang
The undertone in the last hour Was
stronger than at any time during
the session. signs ar. increasing OF
greater interest ny IN. public In
the stock market. Commissl ui,
houses are doing larger business
IN odd lots. An indication Of tn"
returning interest Of the public in
securities can he found in c"ns"li-
dated stock exchange commission
houses which are doing an unusually
slightly higher closing at p-r
cent.
That there is more truth than
poetry IN much OF the talk heard
relative to the distribution Of
melons" by tho Standard oil Family.
was witnessed In tho declaration If
a 900 per cent stock dividend by
the standard OIL of New York. THIS
distribution exceeded even the most
sanCuine forecasts and "anscd ris"
Of about so points In the stock t" q
new high record. other melons"
arc ripeninE in the standard oil
fold Some people who made large
profits in standard OH Of New York
due 10 advance knowledge OF th"
stock dividend arc busy absorb,nt;
Magnolia Petroleum They SAID its
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WORLD PRODUCES GOLD
VALUED AT Is BILLION

w NSiilNtirpN. OCT. G.-S.urr 90.
lumhUe discovered America the vufld
has produced N15."oH. pun I'm" ounces
"f gold. valued at SIS, 600 400. QUO. /,
was estimated today by tn. com
ui"r'. Department.
Ni'"ut t>.""" 600. uou 81 this world
r"l'i production. the department dc
dared. az IA circulation ~ mon. y
"r j" banks ANA EuJ,lI. tr-ISUri.S
'-.n"" Uu".n"" ia the Gnit.d STATE.
'i"hsbrN Viii" the oiucr tlu.oVu.
"oUuvo has h"'u use1 in The indus
'rih! arts or ha- dlslprrat,d In ia"
$40 sears since the l.uuplus ~ n.-
'ur"t" g1!d statistics hAnu
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"'' "ih c'"!"ErAIus over private wir"s
." '"' eject ;hai the ronf"G"u," at CON
H'"'i"IIr Would L- resumed rhr,n-a The
'"""""fi tread. lat dii not gi," the
" NJ much buAlu p"w-r. The advance
- so Gay Nt> Touched IN las n"s~,i .,'-
- ''".''% hr'r ig"n Mississippi stating
49, IA" demand '"r ."uE .tnpi- cation
"r if"uI To- I "-ut- p,,,i,i w.r, ~,
'"'',''N 'H consequence. fnt ,I.matnI Ter
. "''i'''tN lhi""s"'i "u far hst ir,,uit- II
1870 .'''''"'l Offering Hul i,rtt"r In.
uhHN 10 "lh'r s'vi."i,~ 81 tii., belt and
~ I."N Nsni o" th"ir hleh"-i an rrrnrrs
nitHuhE ma h" day's business In
wh"h reports ""r" ist"r confirmed nv
M nnie!al returns showing total sale.
asa'ns, $3.50 yesterday, wh.n the turn.
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COTTON PRICES TURN
FIRNER AT NEW WORK

Ne" YORK. Got "a renewal ot n-r-
vpGsu"-s pE.r affairs n the Near i..,St
vas Tr"nr'ci Uy moderate early d""!in"
q tn" cotton market. uut prices >u,'t
'nr The movement ia "a" lat" trading. ~"
CENT nor E1.a Uv from 2li 90 2!7o "r =
'ours me- higher and ~ points nl'"N"
mo Trlr- ~ late last month. Ih.1
delivery closed - 2l.ti. wlin thr grnoI"l
-..rn.' closing barely steady, hui ir"Iu
g. t- points ne; higher.
The og"nInr was steady 81 h",liu" :
'. = points. and IN" early s.l'up uv
- rsi@tlrelE easy rEh.r-. .u-s.I foreign
exchange md ur.a'tiiur I.urop"HE r"-
.t!rHl news carried prices about - -
POINTS -,- over with January sailing ut
decline and - suoH o. 'Ae .ns'ia. Dh.t.
.nrs -at ne"u absorbed tnr !,.rT.t
turned '-rv'r on rhe continued 'i-h
Character - southern: sp"t advicvs aud
reiterated :apnr's ~ al nctly" d"waui
.o- COTTON goods in no domestic mar
rsope wha hai -7,a carly on an %
probation rnet the fc-"igu news wuu.l
cause more pronounced reaction Gov.
eyed on rn. afternoon advance. which ar
points above DO low .ev~ o: ,h- u"ru-
on ne geneva list
There vss gathered Southern selling ,u
this advance rr5 last prices showed rr
ACTIONS Z several points uu'.- ~ ...n..
'7- over nc week rrt TIE Stow N".,
COTTON FNrnaug- Figures showed ut .r
week an5 an Increase - over 2af. ~, h,'"s
500 III" wogfJ's visible supply ~ Am"rtcsu.
but the statistical ta'eIusut vas w.'l
out any apparent "~Ac'. ami som. local
tra6Ars 'hiuH 'ha; ms week. irny 'urrt
the peak o, he movement
fsls
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BALTIMORE. MARKETS

RNiTIMnipi.. MD 90, s. rni.,oc, 40
J. l"'" if": a. Sc"iiuu' 80. q. I'"si.a,.
r-N"re's, new i.3mi.N. rn."u- Al acc
Ions No. . i":i -, NppI"s Nu e.
q" ,n". 40. ioi~l.:. So irlal.2i.
az sections. r''N"d 80 ]. ''"n 30" hsr
"rn hrsr- "a i,u,t"r. ,rrauI"rs f.nc.
nrinis i"1 ~ d.tgy rriu's ."Tg' i.iv"
poultry. >.tlnG rhi'k"ns. ihrrudtns Log
n"i ms. 49,. ".d hone" Including Log.
horns -" -. "'d r"ostcrs. ANS DUCKS.
whit" rc-in- - %
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E,r"rt n--tric,lou. n.,,o,.d

" NNIiINIDN. oct 6-Ail rcstrIc.
mons "'i ih" cNror'a'iou ~ whoa,
'f"" hrihsh india hav" boon re.
moved according Z" e report to tn,
."h'i""f'" h"iar,m"nt tuda, from
I'h" commissioner Iia'rnollcr a-
hi'H'th ~" reported tn" estimated
surplus ~ wheat in India at ho,w..,
NV" aud rlEht mlIlImm hmsMnls
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"n and 4 slightly hotter sp"t demand.
March s'id uv from 10 - ,.ii. points
net u Eh"I, tut l"i" crtleS fT"m Santos
W"r" Lover. tnd n" i'rIC" bros" HoJ
- h"i"J" III" ci"-" under small offerings
TN" general i~l 'lr-'i An . d-,lu. 81 >
." . p"iuis. sales MOI" i"r"rt"d "t about
!".lu btg-. byi"har. S.r5.. December. 40.
.'tmnary "nd N'ryh. ".'". May. c.s. July.
So. Sort'iuh"' -.
Spot crif." rrm"r. II" AZ. 10 Ia ~.
Santos Is. H. O." ~. cost .ui fr"IEhr
"n"i* w.r" htgh"I On IN" av"rec". In
,.U'ins Saui"- - and -. At 1877 10 q 90 /.
l;ius ~ -" 30 'r'. Hud Victoria - and
~ '"i. American credits.
The ",r'. cables r"p"ri-d in a"i..nc,
1T 20 t"iS iu IA" dollar buying r.i,. t,Itn
d"citn" II - u"n"' "a itlr "N'h.uE"
on l"nduu m. n" market wa- - tu
IN and santos - T." 100 r.i> points Later
cable from ~" Ncr" a. rcIs hishsr q"
., Girls IrNcr. aud showed an .dyHnc"
~ e r'i- IN the dollar huviug rate. Sp"-
"ial Cabic- reported advances III about
- TO So r"iS ~ N" early santos market.
but later there N.t- '!''.lIu" 81 ~ to -
t"!s italian n",t receipts ii9'e: Jun
dl"hy. -lo~l. santos cleared i,sr ~ New
lurn
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on interests sm. vcrn cruz s,,,c

VERA CRUZ oct. 6 suit has been
hied ~ the Transconiincnial oil
company against the state Of Vera
cruz 10 test the Constitutionality Of
tho recent decree putting into effect
taxation of oil production and Of the
property Of oil companies The com
phny asks an injunction against tho
decree
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Advances Lend Prize.

NEW YORK. Oct. S-Tbe Amtri-
can Smelling and Refining COMPANY
today advanced tho price Of lead
from G.35 To $50 cents per mound
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


NEW YORK. Oct AFTER opening
decline Of 2 points tbs market for cot
fee futures did = little better on cover
ing or trade buying. accompanied by re.
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

fresh. 4sTt3. Southern. rs Live poultry:
roost:rs IL. turkeys. 81: spring chickens
e fowls. %. Dressed poultry: spring
chickena 72T25; hens. @sMG': ROSTERS. ~:
turkeys. $3.50. Live stock: calves choice
l3g medium. 49, lambs. 1917: ike pigs
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Quotations Cnskic

Richmond Trust 90. 100 90, az
i Union "f M OF of Hi R':h g g 10 = ,75
y wrs, Erd TrI Us, CO.. 100 va
Patterson Mills. pf.. ia l2e
Riycc,side and Dan ,
Rivc YER ana ,,an 10" 1924
RIVER, com. 1900. 100 2Goi
R"an"ke Nils. -
;, y. 9, rfd 49,, 100 40
fI y IRA MFG co. r. ., "a,
Mlsrr iinnrous.
Southern Eou,i and
M"rtgae" 60 ~ 100 I27a
jefferson Real Corp.
Johnson pub. Co.
Johnson rub. Co.
I.arus and Bro 90.
IF y. :. partic. 10" IA
. Il. l. and s CO..
-. y. : :. C"... 100 20
Sou. stove Wks. pfd
standard Paper Mig
Go. ma .... Ion ins
: i. r. com :" ~ i iisasss ii ss
VIC. Oh. pfd. u e 10" 81
VIC. Chem. COM. 100 %
Virginia building
and Loan NCn. ..... Toe 100
Snlrs.
1900 Va. Il and T. ~ s r. g.
l."on Va. x aud J. -. S5i 49, e.
:" Va. u. and r. conn 2ni
Universal Leaf Ton. ND. iO7.
Zach. 2"'|.o". live hogs 1914 vesc
;%2nl"',; n" ",s, n. "chol. ,ooJ2.o.
tt| IN q q. no. -g..r
I'M. NnLnns. -aln.I OIL
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ropEIG% TXC.tt,xGr

II
NEW YORK. oct. G.-l.at.s, prices Of
'NrhanGs today were:
Sterling demani. ifi.; cables. inia
france. demand. $50. - hles 5.1Oiz
l'ay. demand. i.?ai. 90 bles t2os.
Belgium. demand. 7.i1lz. Cables ~
switzerland. demand. 1857: cables Is 81
Holland demand. 2s.74 cables. 5s7s
Germany, demand. .pta.: Cables .his.
Austria demand. ."liiis. ca bios olira
Greece, demand. .9S
sweden. demand. " 81: cables cs.ts
N"rwaN- demand. 1868: cables. Il
Denmark. demand. 2l.#y. c,blcs. COS.
spain. demand. Ills: cables. i5II
IiunEarv. demand .aii7
SZoch"- Sl"vakis. dema nd, 3.5s
Poland demand. oil
Finland. demand. ".25
ftuuianis demand Sii.
.iugo S'svia. dcm.nd 2ss
Argentina. demand - -.
H-sZ!l, demand. il.iH
Chilli demand. $40
Canada demand. 40. m.
l"uckons. demand $50: cables $50
PORTUGAL. demand. tni. cahles 40
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sic, \ 7,

NhW NDNk. Op'- 4. rhc raw -uEar
market W"S IUi"t today and prices were
unchanged q ~ tor CUBA. rn-r ana
freight "uu., To- = = Tor '"ntiifuE rh.r.
Mel" sales 81 Nl"i bag "f tuhsS now
loading 20 local J"fiu"r At quoted prices
Thoi. No. renewed selling pressure IN
b" raw sugar futures iurfk"t to-day. u'v
tug :" IA" luuI" liberal offerings IN IN.
-It-i market Jud ih' i"-- tiv' inquiry Tn
r"nu"d. filr's 80 On" '.tu. showed he
rI ms nj !" q" " points. hui they rallied
slightly near tn close u.i covering and
w"r- nuaIly " to- ~ putui- U"t ."w"r ,'l"-
ns ,'rl"h"r 'ni i'r''U.i'vr. .ai, March
1!i. May -.
IA" unrl"r Tor r"nu"h sugar was un
changed at -. 90 ~" tor itn'. pr,uulHt"I.
NIlh business lirhi
!" timed IuiuT"- upmlUs
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I'IttbIbt tI,

new NpEK oct =. Butter strung. r.
80" pts. '"-. creamery higher ihru extras.
i1'4 u q. r'"an"rN. "AtTt- %. scored. 80 It,
., hrs's ,NN to q -cuI"t. 5I'7 a 49, Eggs
lrr"rultr T"r"ipis. N'0l iS"r.t"r
f~s's =. 70. chess. tirIu. receipt. i.atn
S'a'", wnOl" milk twins. held -uc.ts!s.
ii-iI =. average" run. -
Live poultry steady. chickens hS oy
'r"vs ga q. ro"-t"rs. n Dressed poultry
steady. prices unchanged.
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>:W YORK trt 4. cation goods con b.
timed h.iu 'u'Jy. S"v"r;,i lines 81 Son IN 81
"rn dt"s" g'nr.-'ui' w"r" S"ud uI aui
Withdrawn from spring sale PRINT
'lu'h.. shooting .pud some ~ IN" An"
ru"dS were r'Ehor. silks continued 'u
good d"u.ui. especially 'Ill" fabric.
Iuub'rS reported steady uu.inos- in
icrf"rr"d with So'u"wha, 10y IN" warm
weather. iIUr'His hold about steady.
iarrs N"r' hrm"r Woo! goods advances
continued.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

. ~ WV '''t. 81 at'I' k"r'ip'E.
100. 40" SLOW rad" on .! GLASSES, ooupsrs
lively f"w native h""f steers here. large
Sh"ie ~ run being Western .rass"r.
.Wuh IVY plain. native beef steers ami
W"Si"rns generally weak t" - under yc"s-
,"rlay', "Ntr-n" decline: hos, natives
w""t s'-"rS S7-r<i n.Sa. bull Wosirrn-.
>'"'n -. r"-f cow aud hrif"rI ..,,v !.
Hn'N"niN steady q" weak; spots lower "u
.n between grades: Gamers and cutters
." - ."w"r. st"ck"rs ana feeder, largely
20 LAWYER.
Ii"=s Receipts. iir'o: slow carly Sale.
s'eady :" Tn"v"nly higher: closing w..I,
I" J" l"w"r on lIGht weights. around
s''ndy On "ln'g. nuik T." t" 10 pounds
aN"racH f'.'i1iIo %. t"r. 30 ~ early: usrs,
irs srws mostly 3; iaTi ,c'. hul, !uss
found ''"o -s'iustcd -h"-I"vcr. 0oo
Sho"r- Receipts. - M -, Iainis
80. ~ packers hulk na'ir" lamb.
tSn>p Is 80. rG.l, mostly s..oHGi3JH sfN
dcuhl"' ch".r- Idaho Lambs sIi.1s. win
=" "Tt feeders Iull weak 10 shall.
owe; -" rich' Idaho feeding Lamb.
s. 'hr@e doubles good ,s- sound ,"ar
steady. f,' mandy owes. fS50mtHt: iiyt..,
N''Eh'H M =" e."
~ Erw ,. y"nN. Co. &C.. ac.,,,s necslr'-
'il' p 80. uniis s7oo6t5E
Cslves Rec"iprs SOS. lower YEAS
500 li"i: culis ana little calves. sUoGi
90 common 80 choice Westerns. $500,
sheer ,snd lambs Receipts 500. weak.
50 HoT 1890. culis t6.onM 90
Hogs. Receipts $40: lower; medium.
- hrht ~"ishis and. pigs, Slh.+n>l05F.
heavy h'ss. ieN"m l":i: rourhs $500 100
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UDTTONSI-nn on.

NEW YORK oct .-'"N-r.nE ty &c
'"h.r -hurte and scattered bly!Hr a. CON-
lr>> al ,rU!" "il and .-'ii CaGT!'t ,nl
i"u-""d ola vi. ." 2" % p,iul- :. wHi.u
'E"! rgAl ..ui' sales hrpUslN nhuHi =. 81.
DH'E. ''I"-'nr t''. -"r- i" 80 80 i,u'u. =
net ni.M"r- SSA.,s. e.-'lp o-.,"4. J. hue
crude. f..'''1 -. grtlu. summer s'l ..,g,
suut u"miun'. p,i"r"~. -. B..c-iiti.-r
80. March. ~; al htI
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NEW YORK. oct. s-Cail money nrm.r;
niEh. low. ruling rate. ~. closing
bid. .. offered At ii.: last loan. 3 call
.N@rS against sCtcrtHnces I. time loans
hrn. mixed collateral. sittv and ninety
dtFs. -. four and six months. ~, prime
'"nlln"' cia! paper, ii2
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ItNH SILVER

LONDON. ocr. T'ar silver. - 2-l'
nance p"r ounce. Money ver cent
Discount -.t.s. Short hills. 2i.G2i. p"r
cent. thre" months bills. ?7-ihn, "a nor
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am. i2ii. sale, "a -cscip,s. 81 ship
ueu's 90 stock tests
RuSin nm. sales SIS. rNCoipts. Lee
sh,nnents, a.. t"%. 80. :,
''2's y. 50" VIC. 500; WV $50
KsoNvliL.E. FLA. Oc'. s-Turpen-
shipments 70, stock It.n5
Hoon hrm; s''"s, ~ receipts. LOGS.
G "%.n'' - So T s 'si''i T. ,.,,.
* Ii H 80. y. 90. VIC so. wv.
,'G
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NEW YORK;. car. u Iulrr- ,lu.t. c'"c-
'-olyti, spot and futures - Tin nru"r.
spot "ui futures i'"'. iron steady. pr','s
Nm, hanged, Load nrm. spot. -. zinc trm
Ers' 81 Lou. spot du'i nvrrUy delivery.
- Ts5" Anim"ny sr'"t. 80" 5H.
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Zach. 3"'T. so. live h"rs io. vcsc
,.hl"s n"'s'""' "" ..ch"d. .oNJ.tn
90. ."'N"d. 90" =" sweet p"in'ncF.
-, onions. sacked. i@TgC1
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,.ETTTI,I II TIT sHt'N ,-,.... q
B.-RsEInniny July Is tn. MARK,
i'f~ for cattle VII! ne FRIDAY Saturday
ANA Monday. M rs,,I" sold OF Weighed
on other shan these davs
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KICmMOND GK,IN ENcIIANGr

Nh"'"~r'" Quotations on Change
October 400
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90" sEains H 5000" wv"
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" n l.. \ r
kltuM.!,n ,.INE >IOtk MAKkET.

KIchmVud l.uiUn S'nch Yarns
October y. l...
Remarks: WY far run Of cattle Mar
- dCtl"" aud uTi'.> fu!t steady win
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1000 Va. Il and T.. ~. s u. g.
loo" Va. X aud J. -. S5i u. e.
:" Va. X. and =. com, 2Hi
Universal Leaf rob. prd 100
Evening journal., 1922-03-23
SAVE REHOBOTH
FROM THE SEA
Patent Infringement in
Bulkheading Charged,
Settlement Made
PROFESSOR HAUPT
MEETS OFFICIALS

Members Of the Rehoboth Beach
Commission. Attorney General
Townsend and Prof. Lewis Haupt,
expert engineer. Philadelphia. con-
ferred today In the Office OF the At
torney General at the Public Build
ing.
1t was claimed by Professor
Haupt that the commission, in pro-
tecting the beach at Rehobott from
further encroachments by the sea.
had used methods covered by
patents held by him on a system Of
bulkheadlng After a discussion OF
the claim, a settlement was reached
satisfactory TO all concerned.
whether a cash settlement was
made with Professor Haupt as COM
pensation for the alleged infringe
ment was not announced.
The commission was represented
in the conference by State Senators
J. Carey Palmer and Charles d.
Murphy, and Representatives Thos.
W. Turner and Harry e. Clendanlel.
Major Edmund Mitchell. a summer
resident Of Rehoboth. who is much
Interested in the jetty work, also at
tended. United States Senator T.
Coleman DUPONT Is a member OF the
commission, but was unable TO at
tend the conference.
Evening journal., 1922-03-23
$4,000 RAISED
FORL.O.O.F.HOME
General Committee Hears
Report of Progress in
Undertaking
ALL STATE JOINS
IN THE MOVEMENT

A meeting OF the committee for
the odd Fellows Home Fund ap-
pointed by the Grand Master at the
last session OF the Grand Lodge OF
Delaware, Independent order OF
odd Fellows. was held in the odd
Fellows Building at Tenth and King
streets on Tuesday evening with an
attendance OF twenty
The organization of the commit
tee followed with the selection OF
Grand Master Ernest w. Crossan as
chairman and Grand Secretary Will
liam w. Douty. secretary and treas
urer. c. Frank Davidson. p. G. Rep.
was appointed a committee on pub
licity.
Encouraging reports were present
ed from every district in the State
and the treasurer's account shows a
balance OF $14.O0O,OO in bank. Its
expected that by the time OF the
next annual session of the Grand
Lodge that this amount will be in
creased to $4,000.
Subcommittee will be appointed
Tor each district IN the state 10 CO.
operate with the general committee
and special efforts will be made to
interest the entire membership in
all branches OF the order in behalf
Of this enterprise.
In the very near future a com
mittee from the Grand Lodge will
be named to select a site for the
proposed home and present a report
with recommendation
At the various visitatlons OF the
Past Grand Officers Association dur
ing this year the question of odd
Fellows Home will be given special
emphasis as already much enthusi-
asm has been aroused.
In the various jurisdictions under
the Sovereign Grand Lodge it Is es-
tlmated that the total investments
in odd Fellows Homes Is about
SqOOO.OOO
Evening journal., 1922-03-23
G0LDEY COLLEGE
COMMERCIAL CLUB

The meeting OF the Goldey College
Commercial Club yesterday after
noon was featured by a parliament
airy law demonstration conducted by
L. u. Crenshaw OF the Commercial
faculty.
In addition to the parliamentary
law demonstration. the program in
cluded the singing by the club OF
America" and Good Night Ladies' ;
guitar solo by Clemmie Cook; vocal
solos by Marjorie Sard; and a prac-
tical talk on Electricity as Source
of Light and Power" by William X
Morse Donald NJ. Leach presented
timely notes in his paper on current
events and Julia Ray was editor OF
the Goldey College News with Its
usual humorous personals
The president OF the club, Jethro
Adams. presided while the secretar-
ial duties were performed by Louisa
Hatfield. The program committee
for the day consisted OF Martina
Bowe. jeanette Westerheld and G
G. Greene.
Evening journal., 1922-03-23
PEOPLES SETTLEMENT
HOPES FOR GREEK
RECOGNITION BY U. 5.

After visit OF several months
among the Greek residents OF Will
mlngton, John J. Patrick, prominent
Greek smerchant. left here this
morning for New York. where he
will take passage on a steamship for
Constantinople. From that port, he
will visit several islands in the
Aegean sea.
Mr Patrick expects TO be gone
about three months and plans to re-
turn to Wilmington. where he will
engage in the importation OF olives
and figs. During the past few days,
Mr.. Patrick has been the guest OF
George Caros and Nicholas Broujas,
proprietors OF the Wilmington Din
ing Room. He expressed the hope
that the United States would recog-
nize the present Greek government
stating that such action would re-
suit in an increase in business be-
tween the two countries.