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'OTTONS SHOWS
SLIGHT Gains
Opens at Advance But
Sells Off and La
ter Receivers

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. i3.-lP=
The cotton market opened higher
here first trades showing advances
Of Q 20 IL points. Early firmness
was attributed 70 rcadjustment cf
local prices as a result Of the ad-
vance in Liverpool and New York
yesterday while the market here was
closed. Liverpool cables were also
higher than due at the opening and
probably added 20 tho buying.
Prices continued upward for a
time after the start. January selling
~ 1895 and March 1886. or 13 to ~
points net up. At these levels the
Improvement met realizing and
Iquidation and before the Offering;
were absorbed prices receded II
points from the highest. Towards
the end Of the first hour. however,
aome trade buying developed and
the market rallied . 70 II points
from the bottom.
Following the reaction near the
end of the first hour. the market
turned firm again on a large pri-
vats October consumption estimate
IL $4,000 bales which promoted
brisk covering. There was also
buyirg By the trade and price fixing
b. s%pinners and before the demand
was supplied December advanced 70
1898. January 1907. and March to
1906. or % 10 g points above the
lows and about the same gain above
the previous close.
Near noon the higher prices in
duced some profit-taking but il was
absorbed Oh setbacks of 3 t. s
points. At noon the undertone Of
the market was steady.
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GERMAN LINER
HAS 20 ABOARD

NEW YORK. Nov. 13.-P-The
Lamport and Holt Line received this
afternoon by wireless n list of the
% survivors Of the Vestris taken
aboard the German Lloyd liner Ber-
lin. The list follows:
Passengers:
@. Abhadini. Carlos Cui-os. IT.
Mack. II. Schultz and Carl t.hmidt.
Schmidt was picked up swimming
The others were taken from boats.
Crew:
Chief Engineer Adams. Trimmer
Atkins, Steward Boyd. Bosuns Mate
Bannister. Stewart Duncan, Sailor
Dyer. Stewart Evans. Sailor Elixcie,
Engineer Forsyth, Trimmer Citizens,
Stewards Hudson, Harris. Bosuns
Mate Myrick, Steward Knill. Cooks
Coleridge Licorish and Moore.
The message also said there was
one st%ewardess. name slgivs. and
one sleeping person"
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tContinGed from page U.lu.I
sinking slowly. No reason Tor the
trouble was given but officials OF
the line believed she had either
sprung a leak Sunday or had struck
a submerged derelict, caving IN ner
D~ulkheads and allowing the seas 10
rush IN, which would have given her
the 32 degree list she reported.
Start 10 Aid
Al the first :. q. :. several COM
mercial ships including the Ohio
haru, the San Juan ard the motor
snip Santa Barbara started 10 ner
assistance. she Ohio Maru US
nearest 10 the Nestris and wireless
ed q should reach the position py
0 p M. oh please come at once.
We need immediate attention was
the answer from the Vestris radio
operator. II. j. O'Loughlin.
The United States ravy then or
dered the coast guard destroyer Da-
US and the battleship yomIny.
flagship of Vice Admiral NJ. NJ, Tay-
Tor, 10 20 to the rescue. The Wyo-
ming, which was at war maneuyers
OF the Virginia capes. turned at
once toward the Nestris undo
forced draft.
n Ohio Maru was first TO reach
the position last given by the Veg
tris, but reported there was no
trace Of the ship or her ~lifeboats.
Discovery Delayed
The San Juan. also reported no
sign Of the Nestris. or the lifeboats
when she arrived 1t the position
given at 5:i5. Then at s D. m. came
n message from the Santa Barbara
which said:
I'm vicinity Of wreck Of Vestris,
Searehlights working but 10 sign OF
wreck or lifeboats. Will cruise
around"
a garbled message from the de-
stroyer Davis at 1890 said: YES
sci TO port on ~starboard. No sign
OF lifeboats. Continuing search
y first part Of the message was
taken 70 refer TO other rescue YES
sis in the vicinity.
The wyoming reported late in the
night that she was near the scene
ard early this morning the Berlin
Of the North German LLOYD line
said she had reached the position of
the wreck. None Of the ships re-
ported any success in sighting
wreckage or l~ifeboats.
Women and Children Aboard
Among the passengers were sew
eral women and children, William W.
Davies. New York correspondent for
La Nacion, Buenos Aires newspaper;
foshkio lnuoye. Japanese consul at
Buenos Aires; Paul A. Dana. secre-
tary of the Cuban legation at Monte
video: Harry Fay. a Pittsburgh prize
fighter. two missionaries and engi-
neers ard officials Of commercial
companies in the United States.
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STOCK TRADE
AGAIN NORMAL
Movement Is Mixed;
Missouri Pacific
Slightly Up

NEW YORK. Nov. 13.-P-Price
movements were mixed at the open
ing Of today's stock market. Initial
transactions we're in normal volume
after yesterdays record-breaking
session. Montgomery-War opened
3 1-2 points higher and Missouri Pa
cific common. National Cash Regis
ter and international Nickel showed
initial gains OF a point or SO. Radio
opened unchanged with a block of
1000 shares at 2ss. Allied Chemical
broke 3 points and Chrysler and
Kennecott yielded a point on open
ing sales.
Heavy profit-taking sales came
into the market overnight as q re-
suit Of yesterdays Wild speculation.
These were particularly effective in
the motor. railroad sand airplane
shares. several Of which dropped J =
nearly 3 points in the first few MIN
utes. Pool operations were resumed
in the oil and merchandising issues.
several Of which reached new high
ground.
Fears OF credit initiation led 20 a
reduction Of commitments BY con-
~servative traders despite the lower
ing of the call money rate IN yester-
days market. paramount-Famous-
Lasky. directors Of which placed the
new stock on a So annual dividend
basis yesterday. opened with a block
of 10000 shar At 90 81, up ! point.
Maytag alsi opened with a block ~
10000 shares at 20 rs, up !. and a
new high record. Sears-Roebuck
quickly ran up about ; points to a
new peak at III and National-Bellas
Hess moved Up 5 3-s to n new TOP
at 100. M%ideontinent Petroleum was
the first oil stock TO set a new high
price.
Radio was hammered down IL
points before the end Of the first
half hour. Canadian Pacific quickly
dropped 4 Ia points and General
Motors. Columbia Cas-, Curtiss Aero
plane and CRANKY Copper fell back .
10 8 1-2 points.
Foreign exchanges opened steady.
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WYOMING REPORTS
RESCUE OF EIGHT

WASHINGTON. Nov. 13.-tPl-
The ba.tleship Wyoming reported 70
the navy department today that she
had picked Up eight survivors Of the
disabled steamer Nestris.
The message. signed by Vice Ad-
miral NJ. NJ. Taylor. commander Of
the scouting fleet. who is aboard the
Wyoming. gave the m Of the
survivors as follows:
Mrs. Fernand; Mrs. Inouge; Mrs.
Barrier; Mrs. Batten: and Mrs. Del
rich. passengers. and JOIN Morn
Gerald Burton and joseph Boxill, ne
gro members Of the crew.
The dispatch said:
"All in good condition. Continu-
inc search"
IL made no mention OF a dead man
havin~ been picked Up as reported in
othre dispatches.
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K. {. Live Stock
Trend Is Toward
General Lowering

KANSAS CITY. Nov. l3.-JP9-
Hogs; 10000; l5G25e lower; to-
$3.50; butchers. medium 10 choice
250-350 lbs. s.50GS.S0: 20O-250 lbs.
S.35@s.S0: 10000 lbs. S.0OaS.75;
1S0-l60 lbs. 5.50aS.5O.
Cattle: 10000; calves: 5000; veal
ers and calves weak TO soc lower,
slaughter steers. good and choice
iS0o-i500 lbs. 12.5OGl6.75 l100-l300
lbs. l2.50G16.75: 950-il01 lbs. 1915
al7.50; ted yearlings. good choice
750-950 lbs. l2.75dl7.50; heifers.
good and choice $50 lbs. down 1925
Ml6.00; vealers milk fed medium
70 choice $500 1880; cows. good ard
choice S.50Gil.00; stocker and feed
CT steers. good and choice Gall
weights) i0.5O013.0o.
Sheep: 5000; lambs. i0Gi5c low
er: sheep steady: lambs. good and
choice l92 lbs. downl 12.50Ii3S5;
ewes, medium 20 choice 1850 lbs
DOWN. 425G660-
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AMONG THOSE
ABOARD SHIP

NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-(APD-A
partial passenger list of the Lam
port and Holt inner testris. ali that
was available at the offices here,
follows. Line officers said that
i29 passengers we're known to be
aboard and that other unlisted. In
GLIDING five employees Of the Stand
ard o. Company Of New Jersey,
might raise the total to $50.
lirst class.
Brownfield. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A..
New York export department Of the
kcntrcky Rock Asphalt company.
Battan. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman n,
Los Angeles.
Daugherty. Mrs. Margaret A.,
Philadelphia.
Davies. William W.. New York
correspondent for In Nacion, Ar
gentine newspaper.
Deyore. Mr. and Mrs. Earl F..
Los Angeles
Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
c. b.. San Francisco.
FRANKIE. MIR. and Mrs. Carlos.
their daughter. Irene. and son.
Henry. Mexico City.
Hirp, Herman. representative of
Swift and Company.
Inuoye Yoshkio. Japanese con
sui to Buenos Aires.
Johnson. Mrs. Agnes NJ. Upper
Mcntciair. n. !.
tombstone, VI. G. W.. Seven Seas
Mercantile Transport Company,
New York.
Hoppe. Mr.. and Mrs. s. g.. New
York newspaper representative.
kellmRr. Campbell. New York.
Lehner. DR.. f.. Seven Seas Com
pary.
Naxey. &. T.. New York.
Mills. y. NJ. Los ANGELES
Raerkert. HERMANN. New York.
Sinclair. W. NJ New York.
Slaughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Q. =.
Chicago.
Snitz, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter. New
York.
stevens. MIR. and Mrs. G. 8.
Buenos Aires.
Whitehead. Ralph r.. Woodstock,
New York.
The following first class passcn-
gcrs were listed without addresses:
W. Z. Adams: W. Il. Burke: Miss
Iracema Dos Santos Cahral: ". A.
Dana: Dr. A. Groman: J.. A. Hard
nan: Charles NJ. Henrotin: A. VI.
Jones: Mr. and Mrs. y. A. jack
SON: Cary Isckson: Edwin John
son: r.. ". Mack: v. 7. Marvin: Isaac
Nahen: Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Punpe:
q. T.. Pfaff: Erne~to Pernuv: w. X.
Ross: Raymo-d T.. Ricketts,: {. Y.
w. Stone: CLYDE &. Tursfun: lanes
r. Tncuev: Edward y. Walsh; +.
NJ Waicoot.
B%elgravc. Joseph r.. $50 War
rem ST.. (Citv rot given).
Cubhin. Miss Eda. New York.
Goodman. Mrs. 8. J.. New York.
JuIien. Gerrnire and Daphne,
sisters. New York.
Raphael, Mrs. Clytie H., Ne Y
York.
Sorenson. Brooklyn.
Ath-dini. Gactam.
Alleyne. Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah
and their three small children.
Braithwaite. Herbert.
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Missionary
Dies of Poison

OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. I3.-lP-
Mrs. Nancy Jones, 80. of Sherman,
Texas, former missionary to China.
was found dead today in her room
At 2 hotel here. She apparently had
died from effects of self-adminis-
tered poison.
Belief was expressed that the wo-
man had been dead since Sunday
afternoon, when she registered at
the hotel after telling friends at a
boarding house where she lived that
she intended "to end il ALL"
In a will scrubbed on a post card
round on her dressing table Mrs.
Jones mentioned a sister, Mrs. o. j.
;: Ellington Of Sherman. wife Of the
elty manager Of that city. No other
relatives were mentioned.
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landed, realizing the anxiety of rela-
tives who were unaware that the
men were not aboard the vestris
the authorities passed them through
the custom f~ormalities quickly and
allowed them to hurry home.
Affecting scenes were witnessed III
the Lamport and Holt office today
when the wives of members OF the
Nestris' crew, many carrying babies,
made anxious inquiries regarding the
frte Of their husbands. Mrs. Carey.
wife of Captain W. J. Carey, in COM
mand Of the Ntstris. waited all
night in the hope Of hearing some
definite information REGARDING the
rescue efforts and the fate Of her
husband.
II vas believed here that the ra-
do operator aboard the ship. whose
calls for aid brought rescue vessels
at top speed to the scene of the
sinking, was making his first voyage.
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Stocks Swanped
In Swing Upward

NEW YORK. Nov. l2.-tP-Tts
public's mad scramble for stocks
again overwhelmed the facilities II
the New York Stock Exchange today.
mor than thirty issues touching
record high prices on gains running
from a few cents 20 S13.25 a share.
The advance was by no means uni
form. Montgomery Ward. a recent
favorite. dropping s13 a share. while
nearly a score others fell back ia w
81 a share. Orders poured '~a the
market in such tremendous volume,
that the ticker had fallen nearly W
hour behind the market by early
afternoon with sales averaging
around 1000. 900 shares an hour.
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Search For Guns
In Negro's Trial

SHERMAN Tex. Nov. l3.-(P)-
While three Texas rangers guarded
Silas Jorman, negro, and searched
all persons who entered the court
room, the jury for Jorman's trial on
robbery By firearms charges was
completed here today.
The last two jurors chosen were
w. II. Altman, Sherman business
man, and Roy Robertson, Sherman
farmer.
Captain Tom Hickman and Ran
gers NJ. II. Gonzaullas and Dott Z.
Smith were on duty in the courtroom.
Jorman also faces two charges Of
criminal assault.
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CONTINUED from page one.>

Continued from page one.l
next Monday and IL may be that a
stop will be made at a Mexican port
on the west coast, en- route TO BAL
boa.
Besides being attended by Ambas-
sador Henry p. Fletcher. as the Off
cial representative Of the state de-
%partment. the president-elect is to
have a naval aide. probably Comman-
der Augustin II. Beauregard. grand
son Of the famous Confederate gem
eral. p. G. I. Beauregard.
While the battleship which u 70
bring the Hoover party from Bue-
nos Aires 10 the United Statse has
not been selected. it is likely that
this duty will fall to the Texas.
which also is equipped as a flagship
and which conveyed President Cool
idge from Key West to Havana last
winter when the chief executive at
tended the Pan-American confer
ence in the Cuban capital.
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SUMMARY OF VALLEY
AVAILABLE

A Valley meteorological summary
with comparative data for 1927 COM
piled by W. j. Schnurbusch Of the To-
cal weather bureau. is now available.
The leaflet contains eight pages
giving pertinent figures on precipita-
ton. rain and wind. Some compare
tive data goes back as far rs 1870.
II may be obtained free Of charge.
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LARGEST SEMI-RIGID
OF ARMY

SCOTT FIELD. ILL.,. Nov. 12.-tPl
The RS-l. largest airship in the
army and the largest semi-rIrid
dirigible in the world. probably has
made its last flight. Lieutenant
Colonel John A. Paegelow. com
mandant Of Scott Field. announced
today.
Army mechanics already arc at
work d~ismani:ing the big ship. which
was built here in 1925 and made its
first flight January 8. 1925.
A cut in the army air corps APP
rronriation. which leaves the army
without funds to buy a new en-
velope for the craft. i responsible
for the dismantlinc order. Colonc.
Paegelow said.
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SEEK IN
A OF WORKER

PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Nov. L.
tP)-Acting upon suspicion that f. T.
Garlic. local refinery employe. had
died or poisoning rather than OF nat
ural causes. relatives Of the man
appeared before Judge T. A. Butler.
justice Of the peace. here Saturday
asking that the mans body be ex-
humed and examined.
The requests we're granted and the
body dug up. The stomach was re-
moved and sent TO Austin for exam
nation.
Carlile died Oct. Z after a violent
attack Of hiccoughing. He was buried
October 9.
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FIVE OF REGULAR
CREW IN LONDON

LIVERPOOL, Nov. l3.-lPD-Four
Of the crew and the assistant purger.
@. II. Jones OF the Lamport and Holt
liner Nestris who would ordinarily
have been aboard their vessel. ar
rived at Liverpool today aboard the
steamer Celtic. the purser being On
vacation and the others on sick
leave.
None Of them had heard of the
disaster to the Nestris until they
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EMPTY | F BOAT
REPORTED FOUND

BERMUDA, Nov. 13.-CP-Onc Of
the lifeboats Of the stricken liner
Vestris was picked up empty hy the
liner Berlin this morning. There was
no way to tell whether il had been
occupied and the passengers were
lost or whether i had washed away
from the Nestris unoccupied.
The Berlin reported that As soon Is
weather permitted it would take on
survivors picked up by the French
tanker Myriam and proceed to New
York. Nine boats in all. including
the empty one, were reported to have
been picked un. leaving but one boat
and a small raft still TO be found.
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Chicago Grains
Register Drops
But Gain Later

CHICAGO. Nov. 13-fPl-Influenc-
ed by Argentine dispatches telling
Of fear Of rust damage wheat values
here developed firmncss today.
Prviously. however. the wheat mar
ket was easy.
Starting at Is eff to Use up, Chi
Gag wheat underwent 4 slight sag
all around and then scored general
gains. Corn. oats and provisions
averaged lower. with corn starting
at 5-sc decline to 1-6c advance. and
subsequently holding near 10 initial
limits.
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FAMOUS DRIVERS,
WIVES ON VESSEL

Los ANGELES, Nov. 13.-tP)-
Earl Devore and Norman Batton,
listed with their wives as passen-
gers aboard the liner Vestris. loig
have been associated with automo
bile racing in southern California
and were enroute to South America
as the advance guard of a group
Of eight racing drivers.
in the last indianapolis 500 mile
rae classic. Batten finished fifth
with an average speed OF 93.22S
miles an hour. winning a $4,000
purse. Devore. driving in the same
race, narrowly missed death when
bis car crashed into a retaining
wall.
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Los ANGELES TO AID
IN HUNT

LAkEHURST, n. j.. Nov. l3.-lFJ-
Installation Of experimental gear on
the dirfgible Los Angeles was dis.
continued at noon today on receipt
OF instructions from Washington that
the ship should prepare to go N
search Of missing passengers and
crew of the S. s. Yestris, abandoned
yesterday.
Lieut.-Commander Charles f. Ros.
endahl. skipper Of the Los Angelo:
said the navy dirigible would be
ready to leave at dusk.
A crew Of As officers and men was
ordered to prepare for the flight.
The nature of the experimental
gear being installed on the Los An
geles was not revealed.
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IN OUR VALLEY

CONTINUED from page one.)
rain in three-duarters Of an hour,
Brownsville had 3.4i inches. HAIR
lingen also was Adeluged. but the
downpour became lighter to the west
Of Harlingen. although il w=s heavy
as far west as Mission.
Broke a whole array Of November
rainfall records.
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Hoover Lead In
Texas Now 22,735

DALLAS. Tex. Nov. -2.-(AP)-
In a tabulation ISSUED ne 5 p. m.
h Texas Election Bureau an
nornred that Herbert Hoover had
a 22.735 vote majority over Gov
error Alfred Y. Smith.
The renort gave Hoover $500
and Smith 34f.1S5. and included
PA counties complete and figures
from all but one of the 80.
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Contractor Is To
Play Host to 40

". l. Pierson. contractor. has en-
gagea 40 rooms in the FL Jardin hotel
Tor Tuesday night where he Is "a IL
host to a group OF out-of-the-state
business men.
At Persons offices in Edinburc. II
was said at oon that he was on his
way from Corpus Christi to Edinburv
where he would remain only a few
minutes before continuing his trip to
Brownsville.
The purpose Of the gathering could
not be obtained either here or AZ MI
headquarters in Edinburr.
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OFFICES OF LINER
BESEICED BY CROWD

NEW YORK. Nov. 13.-pP)-of-
fees of the Lamport-Holt line at "a
Broadway were filled today with
friends and relatives of Nestris pas
scngers. all eager TO learn the latest
news as to the fate Of the hfeboats
that had tossed SO many hours on
the rough Atlantic.
The booking office. where inquirers
were received and accommodated with
such information as was available,
was busy all night. too, answering
personal inquiries and long distance
telephone calls from many cities.
Most Of the vessels crew were Brit
tShare-
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Croat Peasants
Are Given Power

BELGRADE. Jugoslavia. Nov. To-
|OPl-A virtual surrender TO the d..
mands of the Croat peasant psrtv
and it's allies was announced todav
BY Prime Minister Anton Ks6u
shetz. He said the cabinet
ready 10 accept any agreement VITA
the malcontents which might serys
to strengthen the Jugo-Slav state.
The premier's announcement WV,
went so far as to say that the Serbs
would agree to changes i'm the cor.
stitutino, granting wide autonomy
to Croatia. Dalmntia and other AN.
contented provinces. This conees.
sion. however. would be predicatns
upon the outcome OF parliamentary
elections.
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FLETCHER TO GO WITH HoovET

WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.-tPl .
Henry p. Fletcher. ambassador ~
Rome. will represent the state de-
nartment on the journey which Pres
ident-eloct Hoover will make 70
Latin-America. Mr.. Fletcher III
widely known in Latin-America
where he has served as ambassador
to Chile and Mexico. He was a mem
Der Of the American delegation %
tie Pan-Ameriesn congress in Santi-
ago. Chile. in 1928. and Havana ~
1928.
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RULES ROYALTY INVALID

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-tPl-
Secretary West today advised the
Lewistown Oil and Refining COM
pany Of Detroit that the government
contract it holds for the purchase n
royalty oil from the Cat Greek field
in Montana had been held invalid
by Attorney General Sargent ~ni
that delivery Of oil would be stopped
at Z n. m. Monday November 10.
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Firearms lnjure
Two In Beaumont

BEAUMONT. Texas. Nov. Eff
Two persons were in hospitals
here today in q serious condition.
as the result Of accidents with fire.
arms yesterday.
Bailey Oden Hemmenway. s.. was
shot in the head with a bullet FROM
a small ealiber rifle held in the
hands Of a playmate.
A blood TRANSMISSION was made in
an attempt to save the life Of Goree
Mcdonald. 20. shot in the leg when
the gun Of a companion hunter acct
dentally was discharged. Surgeons
amputated the leg.
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NEW YORK. Nov. l3.-LP,-For-
eign exchanges mixed. Quotations
Great Britain, demand 4s4 1882; ca
bles Asa 1916; 60-day bills on banks
$50 1-2; France. demand $50 5-le;
cables $50 9-l6; Italy. demand 5.23
5-s; cables 5.23 rs; Belgium 1888
~; Germany. 1919 10; Tokyo 1880;
Montreal 1920 SIS.
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COTTON

LIVERPOOL. Nov. tS.-lP-Cot-
ton snot in fair demand: higher:
American strict rood middling ma:
good middling 1850: strict middling
1914: middlinr f0.5i; strict low
middling 1924: low middlinr a99:
strict good ordinary ere: good ordi-
nary 9.f9; sales 5000 bales. 2.fo0
American. Receipts 5000. American
100. Future closed steady: Dec.
lois; Jan. 1915; March Ofi: May
in.i3: July 1907: Oct. aS2.
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bound for South America on bus
mess.
The officers Of the ship, including
Captain William ]. Carey. commo-
dore Of the Lamport and Holt line.
we're all British except DR.. W.
Sears. an American. whose address
was given here as College Hospital,
Brooklyn. O'Loughlin. the radio
operator, who stayed at his post un-
til the decks of the ships we're
awash. Is so years old and or Irish
extraction. He hrs been a radio
operator IL years.