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N. 0. FUTURES
CLOSESTEAD
Market Shows Net De.
cline of So to SO
Points for Day

NEW ORLEANS, July s.-C7-Th
cotton market vas reactionary in
early trading under the bearish in
~flueace exerted by the boil weevil
report issued after the close yester-
day, poor Liverpool cables and con-
tinued fair weather in the belt.
First trades showed losses Of %
to 26 points and prices continued TO
ease after the start until October
traded at 21.55, December Plat and
January 21.24, or 81 70 40 points IN
der the previous close. Towards the
end Of the first hour the market was
steadier on evidences OF trade buy
ing.
When the offerings were absorbed
at a decline Of approximately 50 a
bale, the market rallied under good
trade buying induced BY a bullish
private crop report which made the
condition average Gal, increase in
acreage z per cent and indicated
yield 1896 900 bales. October recov-
cred 10 2l.66 and December 2l.60, or
is to II points above the lows.
Cotton futures closed steady at q
net decline Of 35 to 80 points.
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Dems Parle Wordy
Affa.c, Figures s. . f.

HOUSTON, July 3.-tP-During
the four days Of the democratic con-
v%ention last week. approximately
100000 words Of press matter were
sent by wire from two telegraph sta
tions in Sam Houston hall, a check
made BY officials showed today.
This exceeded the news handled by
the two companies at Kansas City by
more than 100000. il was said.
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2 Swim Marks Set
By Martl Norelius

ROCKAWAY BEACH. n. Y.
July 3.-tPl-Martha Norelius of
the Women'ss Swimming asso-
citation, New York, added two
more worlds records to her long list
in winning the $50 yard national
championship today. Her winning
time was IL minutes, 56 3-5 seconds.
more than q seconds better than the
mark she set last year. Her old mark
was 1917 AS. At the 500 meter
mark she was timed at 1922 the listed
worlds record for that distance Is
1888 Is.
Ethel McGary Of New York and Jo-
sephine McKim Of Homestead, Pa,
who finished second and third. also
bettered the former worlds mark.
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Escaped Tigress Is
Shot Ey Sportsman

JERSEY CITY, \. j., July S.-lP-
Grille, a 500 pound unframed Singa-
pore tigress, ripped away the steel
bars Of her cage in the wild animals
building of Henry Bartels early today
and roamed for several hours within
the building, terrorizing scores Of
other animals and birds, before she
was killed. George Bistany, big
game hunter and collector for the
New York geological society, shot the
animal.
Walter Masert, youthful night care
taker, narrowly escaped the big beast
after he discovered her attacking .
camel.
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2 Dead, One Hurt in
Houston Auto Crashes

HOUSTON. July 3.-(P-Two per-
sons are dead and a third injured as
a result OF automobile accidents near
here.
"A. II. Drew, %, Of Houston. was
killed instantly early today when his
automobile crashed into a concrete
bridge on the Baytown road. II. f.
Stone, his companion, was painfully
injured.
Edwin Cathriner, %, OF Goose
Greek. died Monday from injuries
suffered Saturday when his automo-
bile was struck by a Missouri Pacific
interurban near Baytown.
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Find Body of Gun
Victim In Brooklyn

NEW YORK, July 3.-tP-The
body Of an unidentified Italian,
thought TO be a victim OF a gang
murder. was found in a vacant lot
in Brooklyn today. The killing was
the third of a series which began
Sunday with the Staying OF frankie
Yale. Rackeeter and confederate Of
"Scarface All" Capone.
Although police -ould not connect
today's murder with the death o.
Yale. il was generally believed il
was perpetrated by gangsters.
The victim was a ma N about
IS, Of swarthy complexion, and ex-
pensively dressed.
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AGED MAN DIES

Jose Galisia. aged Is. died at the
family residence in West Browns
vile Monday at $3.50 p. m. Death
was due 70 asthma He is survived
by a son and several daughters. Flu
neral services will be at the resi-.
dence, with interment at the City
cemetery, Tuesday at 5 p. m.
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Local Woman's Sister
y wned on Outing

A telegram announcing that her
sister had been drowned on an out
ing party on the Russian river, Cal
ifornia, was received Tuesday morn
ing by William L. Ballantyne from
his wife, who Is visiting relatives on
the Pacific coast.
The outing party was given in
honor Of Mrs. Ballantyne and was
held at Rio Nido, the telegram said.
The body had not been recovered
Monday morning.
~Ballantyne Is the proprietor Of the
Gateway Hotel here.
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L%IYERPOOL CnTTnN

LIVERPOOL, July 3.-lP-Cotton
spot quiet; American strict good
middling 1853; good middling 12.44:
strict middling 1884; middIing
1924; strict low middlinr 1903; low
middiing 1884; strict good ordinary
1l.74; good ordinary 11.44. Sales
5000 bales, $500 American. Receipts
1000, American 400. Futures closed
steady: July 11.73; Oct. 1l.52; Jan.
ll-3; March 11.35; May 11.31.
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NORFOLK, Va, July 3.-tP-The
American steamer Governor John
Lind is drifting helplessly at sea to-
day, 800 miles off Cape Hatteras,
while the coast guard cutter Cara
bassett is steaming 70 her aid.
The Ca~rrabassett put to sea early
today to locate the disabled ship.
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TO FINISH DECORATIONS

Only half of the street decorations
were put up Monday night, Fred
Latham Of the committee. announc-
ed Tuesday, and the remainder will
be strung Tuesday night. Levee-
Elizabeth. Washington and part Of
Adams streets will be decorated.
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FOREIGN

NEW YORK, July 3.-CF-For-
eign exchanges easy; Great Britain
demand 4S7; cables ash III; 61-day
bills on banks 4S3 9-l6: France de-
mand 1892 Ia: cables 1892 l-2; Italy
demand 5.25 IA: Belgium 1895.
Germany 1855 1-2: Tokyo 1921:
Montreal 1913 tbs.
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COLLATERAL LOANS OFF

NEW YORK, July 3.-Pp-Collat-
eral loans to members of the New
York stock exchange at the close Of
business on June 80, amounted to
Sass, 35i,457, a decrease Of 1915, 1884,
794 from the record breaking total Of
the month before.
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CLOSE

NEW ORLEANS, La, July 3.
-tFJ-Spot cotton close dquiet.
81 points down. Sales $40. low
middling 1927. middlinr a2I7.
good middling PISS receipts
2002; stock 2OggTq-
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NEW YORK COTTON

INV YORK, July 3.=P-The
Gotten market opened at a decline Of
Il 70 20 points, but almost imme-
diately weakened further under heavy
LIQUIDATION or selling inspired By the
bearish view OF yesterdays boil wee
will report, favorable weather adj
vices from the south and relatively
weak Liverpool cables.
Stop orders were uncovered on the
decline which carried October off TO
22.l0 or 80 points net lower and III
points above the recent high level.
Trade buying and covering az this
figure steadied the market and
caused rallies of a few points By the
eLd OF the first hour.
The decline extended to 22.O2 for
October after publication OF the
weather forecasts, which were con-
sidered favorable. There was more
trade buying on the break Of about
40 to 43 points from yesterdays clos
ing quotations, and the market
steadied up later in the morning IN
covering. At midday trading was
quieter with the active months show
ing net declines of about 20 to "a
points.
Futures closed barely steady, 4sG
40 points lower. Spot quiet; mid
ding 22.35.
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COTTONSFFD OIL

NEW ORLEANS. July 3.-lPl-
Cottonseed oil closed dull and
fsteady; prime summer yellow CTS;
prime crude ss7 1-2-9O0. Jan. 200;
July 965; Aug. 975; Sept. 994; Oct.
99s: Nov. 1000: Dec. 1000.
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STATE BANK CALL

AUSTIN, July 3.-PJ-The state
banking commissioner toda issued
a call for statements from the 735
state banks as to their financial
condition as Of June 80.
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CALL MONEY

NEW YORK, July 3.-tF-CaH
money weak; high q; Tow 5; ruling
rate 81; closing bid 8; time loans
firms 5000 days s 3-4G6; 4-6 months
; 1906; prime mercantile paper
4 3-4T5.
Bankers aeceptances UNCHANGED.
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RIrRNS FATAL TO WOMAN

DENISON, Tex, July 3.-tP1-Mrs.
W. z. Pope. "a, died here today from
burns received yesterday in the ex-
n~losion Of a kerosene stove al her
home southwest Of Denison.
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NATIONAL BANK CALL

WASHINGTON, July S.-(Pl-The
comptroller Of the currency today is-
sued a call fer the conditions Of all
national banks at the close Of bust
ness on June 80, 1928.
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MOBILE III.

KINGS BAY, Spitzbergen, Jluy s.
-tP-General Umberto Mobile was
in a feverish condition today and
was confined to his bed aboard the
base ship Citta Di Milano with a
physician in attendance.
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NAMED TO AIR BOARD

SUPERIOR, Wis. July 3.-(Pl-
Charles G. Abbott, secretary of the
Smithsonian Institution, was appoint
ed today by President Coolidge TO
be a member Of the national advis-
DRY committee for ~aeronautic.
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POTATOES

CHICAGO, July 3.-tP-Fotatoes:
Slow; southern sacked Bliss Tri-
umphs S1.O5Gl-2O; sacked Irish cob
blers 90cG1.0O; Carolina Dbl. Irish
rnhhlnrs s2.n0nZ1l.
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THREE DIE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Julp 3.-(P-Three
deaths were attributed to the hest
wave and the accompanying high
humidity today.
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OMAHA. July 3.-(P,-Sale Of the
Omaha Bee-News to William Ran
dolph Hearst was announced today
BY Nelson B. Updike. publisher Of the
Omaha newspaper.
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INFANT O DIES

Antonio Ramirez, aged i year. i
month, and % days, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. @. Ramirez, died at - p. m.
Monday at the family home on Jack
son street. Interment was at the
City cemtery Tuesday at 2 p. m.
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CHICAGO, JIly 5.-(P-HoEs: o..
600 active; top Has butchers, med
ium 70 choice l0.4OTIl4O.
Cattle: 5000; calves. 1000; fed
steers and yearlings rs 70 Z5c higher
steers, good and choice l4.f51l6nu.
common and medium I0.25aI4E:
fed yearlings, good choice ll.40T
1915; heifers good choice I4g5T
1896 common medium 9.75Nl42E.
COW good choice 9.15Tl2.0O: com
mon medium 7.75G9.15; bulls, good
choice y.55Gl0.75; v~ealers lnilk-fsdl
14.25N16.50.
Sheep: 9,O0i active; sluurhtM
lambs, good and choice 15-25Nl6.40:
medium l3.5OGl5.25; ewes, medium
70 choice 4.0007.O0.
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Worth Live
Stock Is Active
Throughout List

FORT WORTH. Jul. s-R-Hors.
600; active tor HOS.
Cattle and calves: $500; STEADY.
choice beeves 1925; plain Erasserr.
s.75tg9.00i fat cows 7.25 7S5; heavy
bulls S.00i slaughter calvus. 1850.
Sheep: 5000; strong; fat wether-.
S.T5i fat lambs 12.50El4.00.
KANSAS CITY, July 3.-lP-Hora.
5000; is "a Use higher; TOP ll.f0.
butchers, medium choice 102dT1lfn.
Cattle: 1880; calves: s0G. fs4
steers and yearlinGs i5G25c higher.
other classes steady t0 25c higher
steers, good and choice 1S.65Gl5.50.
common and medium 9.25TI3.s5: fed
yearlings, good choice 18.75N15F0.
heifers, good choice 18.OOAI5l5.
common medium 100000; veale7s
(milk-fed) g.50G15.O0.
Sheep: 1000; strong; lambs. good
and choice 14.50Mi5.75; medium
1S.25@l4.50; ewes, medium 70 choice
4.25Nf.50.
no market tomorrow
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TEXAS SPOTS

DALLAS, July 3.-CF-Spot cot
ton 2l.S5; Houston PISS; Galveston
22.10.
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Chicago Grains
Close Irregular
In All Classes

CHICAGO, July 3.-tP-Houses
with both northwest and southwest
connections took the selling side Of
the wheat market early today, and
prices declined. Favorable weather
was reported for the winter wheat
harvest and for progress Of the
spring wheat crop.
Opening is to 5-sc lower, wheat
subsequently underwent an additional
sag. Corn and oats and developed
firmness with Germ starting lie off
to 1-2c up and later scoring gains,
July delivery in particular. Pro-
visions were easy.
Wheat closed irregular, Sac net
lower to 3-Sc advance, corr lie 70
3-sc advance. corr 1-2c to 2 l-2c up,
oats 1-sc off to $50 gain, and pro
visions v%avrvying from &c decline 10
a rice Of zoe.
CASH GRAIN
KANSAS CITY, July 3.-tP-
Wheat: No. Q hard 1.354l.69; No. 2
red 1.5O61.54; July 1.29 SIS; Septem-
Der 1.31 3-s; December 1876 81.
Corn: No. 2 white 80 1-2G1.00 3-4;
No. 2 yellow 1.Ol 3-4Gl.O2 IL; July
IS 3-S; September 96 3-S; December
so SIS.
Oats: No. 2 white 69G79; No. 3,
67G6s.
CHICAGO, July 3.-P1-Wheat:
No. 2 northern spring l.39.
Corn: No. 5 mixed 1.0l; No. 2 white
los.
Oats: No. 2 white 10 IL; No. 8
white .6S0.70.
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TALIARESCUE
ship HEMMED
Progress Seen In Eff
forts to Save Men
Held on liz

MOSCOW, July 3.-Pl-Disquiet-
ing news was published this after
noon concerning the Russian ice
breaker Maligin, which has been pro-
ceeding in the direction Of Northeast
land in search Of the Mobile cast
aways. II is reported that the ice
breaker is surrounded by huge ice
bergs and drifts in the ice fields and
Is unable 70 make any progress to the
east.
The Russian aviator B~abushkin,
who started on a scouting expedition
from the Maligin, has not been heard
from for four days.
KINGS BAY, Spitzbergen, July s.
,PJ-CChditions were improving to-
day for the rescue OF five members
Of the Italia crew and Lieutenant
Einar-Paal Lundborg from the ice
near Foyn Island.
The temperature was falling and
chances for the landing Of small
planes on the ice to take them off
were increased.
The Russian ice breaker Krassin
found progress toward the marooned
AttM UAAAANAAN- LaAEE MASSES OF Ice
hampered the ships advance after il
entered the channel between the
Seven Islands and Scoresby Island,
just north Of North Cape, Northeast
Land.
The ice breaker Braganza, which
had been held in the ice off North
Cape, worked free and was on its way
to Kings Bay today. Lieutenant
Luetzow Holm and Captain Hjalmar
Riiser-Larsen, Norwegian filters who
have been operating from the yes
sci. viii transfer their activities 10
the sealing ship Hobby and join in
the hunt for Roald Amundsen and
his five companions. Meantime the
Braganza will be re-provisioned and
repairs made 70 the ships boilers for
further rescue work.
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OSLO, Norway, July s.-lP-The
base ship Braganza, with the Nor
wegian filters, Captain Riiser-Larsen
and Lieut.. Leutzow Holm. arrived at
Kings Bay from northern Spitz-
bergen today and the airmen will i'm
mediately begin a search for ROAD
A~mundsen and his five missing COM
panions.
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BUTTER AND EGGS
CHICAGO, July 3.-tFJ-Butter
and eggs unchanged.
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SALE-SUPURBAN PROPERTY.
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$3.50; $50 cash. SO monthly. Cali OWNER,
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WANTED TO .RENT-HOUSEs.
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RENT-STORES.

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See cARRoLL. Sis q Sc. NV. Main lo4se
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SALE OR RENT-suBuRBAN.

SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
5-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW WITH GA
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SALE-STORES.

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Select the site now for that Summer
southaven M" Offers the idesi-just an easy
hours drive-so that the business man
company Of his family abundant forest
trees-fine boating--excellent salt water
other features that make southaven the
nearest. coolest and most desirable shore e.
Defense Highway fthe new Annapolis road
at BladensbuTs. follow sonthaysn 81. signs sr TO
half miles from Memorial Gross at Bladens-
burg.
Hedges & Middleton
incorporated.
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Evening star., 1928-10-19
Types of Shoes for Children
BY MARY MARSHALL.

er," but it is too light in weight to do
much else, and the notion that chill
dren's ankles need support and grow
straighter and stronger If held in high
laced or buttoned shoes is looked upon
as a trif1e old fashioned To be sure
there are very weak or slightly deform-
ed little ankles that need special sup
port, but that is a matter for the
ortnopedist to settle.
If you do manage to get the high-cut
shoes for school wear, then there is the
possibility that ankles SO coddled will
feel chilly when low-cut shoes are put
on for more dresSed-up occasions.
The sketch shows three types of shoe
as offered by one smart shoe dealer for
school, play and party wear. The party
shoes are of the oxford type, made
with wide silk lacings to give them a
rather festive note. For both boys and
girls black patent leather seems to be
accepted for formal wear. while for
school and play shades of tan are pre-
ferred. There is very little difference
in the thickness of the soles of these
three different types of shoes--a wise
precaution, since going from thick SoleS
to very thin ones may cause chilling OF
the feet and consequent colds.
From an eighth of a yard of velvet
you can make charming triangleS to
trim your new frock or to give an up
to-date touch to a last seasons frock
Please send me stamped, self-address-
ed envelope If you would like to know
how to make and use these triangles.
tCopyright, 1929