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in active service. He expressed re-
greet that the age retirement regula'
ton should operate to remove from
active service a soldier of fis expert
ence, health and value to the serv,
ice.
Busy Up to Last
The actual hour of his retirement
at noon found General Persting busy
in his office as general of the armies
and CHEZ Of staff. The single dec
grafton on his tunic of the scores
that are his, was the ribbon showing
that he Ead, with hundreds of com
rades of the army, been awarded a
distinguished service medal.
Officers of the regular establish
ment passed through the room today
to greet their retiring chief. They
found Kim in a jovial mood and he
told them laushingly that he had a
mind to organize now retired Of
ficers' protective association and go
after some of the hard-boiled indi-
Viduals in the war department"
PerShin3s office was deluged
again today with cablegrams, mes
sages and letters of greeting from all
over the country and many parts of
the void.
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NEW YORK RAW SUGAR MARKET
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS

NEW YORK, Sept 15.-Butter, steady:
receipts 6,l03; creamery. higher than ex-
tras, SSl4 0S9c; creamery extras CO.. scorel
SNc; cres merry firStS (SS TO 81 score). S56r
$3.50; packing stock. current make No. /.
2Ilsc
Eggs, firm: receipts, 54G5; fresh gath.
cred extra trstS, ala 9c; do. firSts S7U
4oe; do. seconds sud poorer. ISL a sc:
nearby hennery whites. closely selected. eX-
traS. G@C5c; nearby and nearby western
hennery whites. ftrstS to average extras.
4S@62c; nearby heunery browns, extras,
+9ot36c; Pacific coast whites, extras. COL
ot6l Ne: do, firStS To extra firstS 4T6 soc:
refrigerator, extra firSts, 34E 635c; do.
firstS Sats TStc.
Cheese firm; receipts, 5OooS: state.
whole milk flats, fresh fancy to fancy
specials, 21022c; do. average run. e0l.c:
state. whole milk. flats held. fancy TO
fancy specials, 2lh2 G22c; do. average run.
20is6I2lc.
CHICAGO. Sept l5.-Butter. higher:
creamery. extras S5i@c: standards. 36is G.:
extra tirStS. S5E GS6i.c: firsts 34GS4l.c;
seconds. S2IS2e.
Eggs. ancnansed; receipts 1910 cases;
first>, StW57c; ordinary fjrsts, 31dS@c.
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PRINCE OF WALES
LETS HIMSELF GO
AT POLO MATCH

SYOSSET, N. Y, Sept. little
prince of Wales was an excited
spectator at the international pot1
match at MeadoWbrook. Lean
ing forward, his elbow on the rail
of his box, cigarette in his mouth,
gray felt hat turned down. he fol
lowed every play into Some
times ne aprlauded, but more len
he simply smiled the appreciation cf
Il fellow player when 'oi sho.
was made.
While he showed his interest by
shifting his position, now toyinH
with bis cigarette holder betWCe'
his teeth. now CT nching his fi5
against his check and blinking eS
citedly he We :ur less 'cmonStrl
tive than the rest of the 10000 pei
sons who filled the gan nd.
When the British rally began in
the seventh period, Instead Of clap
ping his hands as he h"d done be
fore, he stood. pulled on his hat,
grinned brond'" and APP l&"3ed 18th
vigor for half minute.
Kirllwoods goal. the second for
the British team, broke his restraint
When Stevenson scored for thc
Americans immedia W afte"Uar1 he
was silent. !<irkWooG thu scorel
another. followed by Lacey's two
bringing the British score to five.
Here the prince la'' with sat
isfaction. grippcd the .&iI and let
himself go like Il baseball fan.
Before leaving for Me" 1oWI1ook
the Prince played polo himself, ore
skilfuIy than at any other time ir
his almost daily games since his ar
rival.
he entertained Long Island friends
kat dinner tonight and afterwards
went to q 6ancp
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Captain ]. E. Godfrey
Dies at Madison Home

MADISON, Ca. Sept. 13.-Cap'
tain j +. Godfrey, one of Madison
most prominent citizens and mem
Der of one OF, the states most dis
tinguished families, died suddenly
at his home here Friday evening.
Captain Godfrey was a large and
wealthy planter, actively engaged In
the banking business and repre-
sentative of the Standard Oil com
pany here. He is survived by his
wife, two brothers, p. w. Godfrey
of Covington, and B. f. Godfrey
of Orlando, Fla, and one sister
Mrs. Lee Trammell, of Madison
Funeral services will be held on
Sunday
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WASHINGTON, Sept 13.-John
J. Pershing ended his AZ years of
active service in the army at noon
today with a last signal honor paid
him in the issuance of an executive
announcement by President Coolidge
expressing the nations indebted
ness for the service which won him
leadership of the American forces
in the World war.
Only in the rare instances of his
tory in which a retiring officer has
reached the highest rank has there
been precedent for the honor con
TERED upon General Pershing in this
executive order in which the presi-
dent today extended to him ANEW
the thanks of the nation for his
eminent services The president
added that he felt certain that l
voice the sentiment of the entire
citizenry of the republic in wishing
him long life, happiness and pros
perity in the retirement he has so
richly earned"
Citing General PershinG's arrival
today at the automatic retirement
age of Ga years, the executive order,
after reminding the country of its
obligation to one whose accomplish
ments contributed so largely to the
d tense of the worlds liberties. re
vie we'd his long career of military
service
g. O. Praises General
The tsHt of the order. which was
read to the army today as a gen
eral order, follows:
General John j. Pershing. general
of the armies, having this day reach
ed the agee of GA years, is retired
from active service in conformity
with a requirement of an act of con
gress approved June 80, 1882.
In announcing the termination OF
this distinguished soldiers active
military career, it is deemed appro-
pirate to remind the country of his
eminent services and of the ma
tons obligation to one whose ac-
complishments contributed so large
ly to the defense of the worlds lib
critics.
entering the army as a commits
stoned officer after graduation at
the United States military academy
in 1886, he endured the hardships
Of the Indian campaigns, then neces-
sary for the pacificatiOn of the
western frontier. In the war with
Spain he participated in the San
tiago campaign in Cuba. In the
Philippine islands after their acqui-
sition by the United States, it fell
to his lot to assist in the suppress
sion of the native instruction and
his remarkable success in bringing
under control some of the most tur-
bulent tribes is a matter of history.
Becoming Il general officer in
1906 he was intrusted with many
important commands and when the
unsettled conditions on the border
of Mexico in 1916 made it necessary
to send a military expedition into
that country, he was selected for
its command. In exercising this
command, as we'll as in the others
that had fallen to him, he demon
strated his capacity for the highest
military functions and his selection
as the commander of the American
expeditionary forces in the World
war was natural consequence.
Honored by Congress
His conduct of that high com
mand fully justified the selection as
we'll as his elevation to the highest
rank in our military service which
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Atlanta, steady, II Zoe.
New York, steady, 22.35c.
New Orleans, steady, 2t.l0c.
Galveston, steady, 2l.43c.
Mobile, steady, pic.
Savannah, steady, 2l.25c.
Wilmington, steady, 2l.50c.
Norfolk, steady, 21.Ioc.
Boston, nominal.
Dallas, STEADY. 20.50c.
Montgomery, steady, 20.50c.
Memphis. steady, pc.
Charleston, steady, 2l.5oc.
st. Louis, steady, pc.
Little Rock. steady, 20.T5c.
Houston, steady, 2l.i0c.
Augusta, steady, 2lc.
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Liberty Bonds
SUGAR Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 1j.-Raw sugar Was
quiet early today, with Cuban quoted IT
5.96. duty paid. No sales were reported.
Except for September, which held STEADY
on covering raw sugar futures were easir,
under liquidation and selling believed to be
Tor European account. Prices at midday
were net unchanged for September and l.,
> points lower for later positions
Refined was unchanged at 7.25c to 7,nc
Tor fine sranulated, with a continued good
inquiry reported.
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LIVERPOOL, Sept. l5.-Cotton spot lair
demand, prices easy; strictly good middIiu9
l4.T6; good m.dding, 1t.2G; strictly mid
ding, IL. Sc; middling, IL. 90; strictly low
middling, 13. 81; low midding, 12.I1; strict
~ good ordinary. L.. NJ good ordinary.
IL. As; Sales 900 bales including 4.iO0
American; receipts, 800 bales, no Amer-
can.
Futures closed easy, net ~ to 30 points
down from previous close.
Tone, easy; sales, 1,no0; good mjddling,
Il .35d
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Trl!AvhRRyMFarktt RpoTtta
COTTON

NEW YORK. t,cpi 15.-The cot
ton market opened barely steady to-
CIV - Il decline of Is to points
and showed net losses OF 40 TO At
points before the end of the first
hour under liquidation and over
night selling orders which were sup
posed to include considerable hedg-
ing from the southwest. Selling was
promoted by relatively easy Liver
pool cables combined with belief
that recent rains might have dam
aged the grade of open cotton, with
out reducing the size of the crop.
Reports of tropical storm in the
south appeared to be without lmme-
date influence and the early market
was unsettled at the decline Of % 10
for October and 21.S0 for December
The break later extended to 22.02
for October and 21.65 for December
and January, representing net de-
cineS of so to 50 points on the ac-
tive positions. Comparatively little
trade buying was reported at the
lower prices, but covering became
a little more active and the late
forenoon market was Steadier with
prices ST owing rallies of 3 to IS
points from the lowest atmidday.
Reports of unsettled weather in the
eastern belt eXerted little effect as
a number of private reports said
that rains were beneficial. With
clearing weather in the southwest,
a renewal of heavy receipts is eX-
pected.
The market showed renewed weak
ness and buying tapered off on the
midday rally. Prices made new low
ground for the movement, October
declining to 21.95, and December to
FL. go under liquidation by early buy
ers and southern selling. Prices
were within a point or two of these
figures at . o'clock with the market
So to 60 points net lower
NEW YORK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices in
the exchange today:
Tone, steady; middling, % Soc, steady.
Last Prev.
Open. High. Low. Sale. Close. Close.
Oct :. - 30 - 81 81 So 21 Sc 81 81 90. %
Dec. :. -. 90 % 90 u. Al 21. A. u 40 - 20
Jan. :. 30. O5 % % u. 40 81. 40 81. 40 -. 20
Mar. :. 30. % - "a PHO 21.75 21.I5 % Al
May :. - - % 80 30 90 ~. OF 90. CO 81. Il
July E. 30. 10 % 10 81. 20 81. 10 $50. %. 30
10:45 a. m. bids steady; October, -. 49,;
December 21.S1c: January, 21.S2c; March,
~. UDc. Nav. % 31c.
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MEDICAL
SORE S

Healed by ANTEFLAMMA-a soothing
sntiseptc PoultIce.. Draws out poiscns.
stops itching around sores and heals while
ana get FREE SAMPLE. Bayles Dis
tributing Co., 1920 Grand Ave-, Kansas
City. Mo.
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GET OUR FREE SAMPLE CAsE-ToiIet
articles, perfumes and specialtes. Won
dcrfuly profitable. La Derma Co. Dept.
RI. st. Louis. Mo.
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AGENTS-Be independent. make big profit with
our SOAP toilet articles and household ne
ccssities. Get free sample case offer Ho-Ro-
Ga 972j Dodier St Louis Mo.
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WE START YOU WITHOUT DOLLAR. Soaps
Extracts. Perfumes, Toilet Goods Expert
,nre unnecessary. Carnaton Co.. Dept 2i0. st
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AGENTS-Bis Profits. Braided Rugs all
rage. Sell direct II store prices! Quick
returns Tremendous demand. Alpern
Rros Ask summer. Chelsea Mass.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 15.-The
cotton market opened weak today in
sympathy with much lower Liver
pool than due. First trades were
33 to Sc points down on near months
and 20 to "a down on more distant
positions. Prices continued to ease
off until October traded down to 81 IS
and December to 21.48, or 40 to al
points lower, compared with Satur-
days close. Cables attributed the
weakness in the English market to
heavy selling by London traders.
The tropical storm is said to have
caused heavy rains in the eastern
half of the belt and temperatures
were low in the western half.
The market continued to ease off
during the greater part of the morn
ing with heavy selling reported by
large New York operators The
census bureau made August con-
sumption $751; bales of lint cot
ton against 1861 in July and
492,4S3 in August last year. The
report eXerted little or no influence,
although it showed mill stocks ut
the end of August were only 552, 1863
bales against 1882 at the end of
July. October traded down to 21.22,
December. 21,35 and January, 21.44,
towards mid-SesSion. Prices rallied
20 points from the lows.
The market turned easy again aft
err mid-session owing to the belief
fair weather in the western belt fol-
lowing the rain will add materially
to the crop. Prices broke sharply in
the early afternoon on heavy selling
by a prominent New York operator.
October traded down to 21.07, De
cember 21.23 and January 21.32 or GA
to 50 points below the previous close
Trading was very active and the feel
ing prevailed that as the gulf storm
was not severe the rains accompany
ing it would do more good than
harm Houston receipts today total
ed $4,000 bales. Total exports from
all ports for the day totaled only
1883 bales.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices 70
the exchange today:
Tone, steady; mlddlng, 81 Toe, steady.
Last l'reV
Open. High Low. Sale. Close. Close
Oct. :. 81 40 n. - 9O.Ol II .05 u. 03 II .7G
Dec. :. 81. 90 81 81 II. 10 Pile 81 Ii Il IS
Jan. :. 10 n. a. II 80 21 - 81. - 81 9G
Mar. =. 81. 9G II .9G II A "l.4S II. rs ~. 1G
May ~ 90 20. Oh II 81 2l.57 2l "a -. 30
II a. m. bids steady; October. ~ Soc; De
cember, 21.49c; January, 2l,5jc; March,
al.S0c; May, 2l.92c.
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cIprs-wO\TEN wanted: learn gown max
ing at home; earn S25 weekly. Sample
lessons free Franklin Institute, Dept.
RHO Rochester, n. Y.
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s95- 1872 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Is up; get
IT, S. government positions; STEADY WorN:
short hours; life positions; PAID vacation
work pleasant; common education suftlclent
with our coaching; experience unnecessary
list positions obtainable FREE. write I'M
mediately. Franklin institute Dept NO.
Rochester, n. y. |
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AMERICAN WOODEN MILLS CO., Dept. "obi,
Chicago are making free suit for one agent
in each community to introduce thelr Ilne tailor
cd to order suits at SIS and up Write them
today for their offer.
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MIDDLE-AGE woman to keep house for twt
in family; state salary first letter W. D.
Holden Scaly. n. 6.
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WANTED-Ladies to embroider linens Tor us
At home during their leisure moments ;;
Wrile Mt once. Fashion Embroiderles'
ll23 Lima. ONO.
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PATIENTS

INVENTORS should write for our guide \
hook. Glow to Get Your Patent" Tz5lss
terms and methods. Send sketch for
opinion Of pntentable nature. Randoluh g.
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FRUIT TREES for sale. Agents wante1
Concord Nurseries. Dept. 20, Concord Ga
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EARN money at home during spare nne
painting lamp shades, pillow tops Tor us
No canvassing. Easy and interesting W. ~
Enorienre, unnecessary Nileart Company,
225S Fort Wayne. Ind.
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Americas most living John j. Pershng whose
ended with
his retirement civil life Saturday. September 49,
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HELP WANTED-MALE, FEMALE

LEARN DETERMINATIONS men ana
vounc women telcgraphers in great de-
rand Biz nav: easy work; rapid promo
tion Students qualify in to q months u.s.
Positions secured. School established 30
wears. Write today for free 72-pase cata
log Address Southern Telegram lhsu-
tuic. 81 Court Square, Newman, Ga.
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WANTED-AGENTS

corn HARVESTER cuts and piles on harvest
or for windows Men and horse cuts ana
shocks equal Corn Binder. Sold in every state
only S25 with bundle tying attachment. Iestl :
monials and catalog FREE showing picture OF
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Prev
coTToNsEED OIL MARKET
~ n = - wv
METAL. MARKET

METAL MARKET
NEW YORK. Sept, 13.-Copper. easy;
ciectrolytic spot and nearby, 13l; futures,
1874 @lS&.
Tin, easy; spot and futures. $49.12.
Iron, steady; No. / northern. S20.50G
80. 90: No. = northern, $50. o0@ ~ 90; No. -
southern, SiS.00@lS.50.
Lead steady; spot, $500.
Zinc. steady; East 81. Louis spot. Sc. -;
futures. Sc. 2S6I621.
Antimo1y spot Sl0.II.
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WANTED HELP-MALE

ITEN-Age 1910. wanting Ry. Stationzotllce
Dositions, S115-$250 month, free tranSpor-
tation, experience unnecessary. write ia
kpr. Supt., 126, Wainwright, st. Louis.
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MEN wanting positions fremen OFakemen' cor CO..
ored train or sleeping car porters' write s.. lor
application blank: experience unnecessary us
- rnads M strike Name position wanted
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POULTRY


$40; Rocks, Reds, Anconas, Orps., Wyns,
ST.; 1t. Brahmas SIS; assorted, 81. Catalos.
Missouri Poultry Farms. Columbia. Mo-
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Classified Advertisement
WANTED-SALEMEN


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for farmers, teachers and others. Concord
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SALESMAN WANTED-We pay salary and
expenses. Get our proposition. EXpe-
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FOR SAI,E-EARNS

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miles south of Savannah beautiful home
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ALI men. women, hOvs, girls, II 10 I'd. e IL
ing 10 accept government positions VIZ
$3.50 travelling or stationary, write Ar'
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FOR SALF-PLANTS

MILLIONS frost proof cabbage plans, now
ready, all leading varieties, 81 per thou.
sand. Satisfaction guaranteed. w. W.
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FOR SAIE-MISCELL

GOODS credit. $3.50 plan. Champion linz
ment tea. pills and salye big sellers
Write now for agency Champion Lniment Co..
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RUBBER QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK. Sept. l5.-Rubbcr Smrk cd
ribbed sheets SPOT, a7fSc.
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ATLANTA SPOT COTTON

II r. m. bids steady: October, ~ Sic; |
cember, 21.49c; January, 2l55c; Mar,
al.S0c; May, 2l.92C.
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RECEIPTS IN CHICAGO
NEW YORK PRoDuCE MARX

NotN ...,. -. 10
Hogs ...... 800. ..... 49,. .....i2, COZ
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HOnOred BY Congress

His conduct of that high com
mand fully justified the selection as
we'll as his elevation to the highest
rank in our military service. which
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

10:45 a. M bids steady: October, -. II
December, 21.S1c; January, 21.S2c; Mart
22.09c; May, 22.31c.
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