It is also charged that "each and
all purported to be incorporated and
organised for the purpose of mining
and selling oil,” but had been oper
ating more largely to sell stock.
DUKE WILL FILE D
Millionaire Tobacco Man Leaves Big
For Charity And Education
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—The will of
Angler B. Duke, millionaire tobacco
merchant, drowned Dabor Day at
Greenwich, Conn., was filed today.
Educational and charitable bequests
aggregate $292,000 including $250,000
left to Trinity college, Durham, N. C.
Other bequests included Memorial
Methodist church. Durham, N. C\,
$10,000; Methodist orphanage for
white children at Raleigh, N. Q., $10,
000;Methodist orphanage fpr white
children at Salem. N. C., $5,000; Ox
ford orphan asylum for colored chil
dren at Oxford, N. C., $1,000; Nation
al Religious Training school at Dur
ham, N. C., $10,000.
To his sister, Mary Duke Biddle,
was bequeathed the family silver and
pearls left Mr. Duke by his mother
and also a one-fourth share of the
residuary estate.
The remainder of the estate is left
to members of the family.
NEW MOVES SEEN
Treasary Officials Confer With Mem
ber Cuban Liquidation Board
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.—Indica
tions of possible further moves in
relation to the Cuban fiscal situa
tion were seen today in a long con
ference at the treasury department
belw'eon treasury officials and Clar
ence Marine. American member of
the Cuban liquidation board.
Governor Crissinger of the federal
reserve board presided over the
meeting and those present included
the board’s chief examiner and the
chief examiner of the office of the
comptroller of the currency.
