The evening world. Newspaper, February 14, 1920, Page 7

i Wabaxh git. nd heating pla ‘ — rr _ eae Ee rie ae aap cf i Fe ‘Eh 5 LD, & ‘VY. PE TARY. : d i i fr, PFEBRUA meio: || FINANCIAL NEWS AND PRICES — [| x 3.a"unt ’ IN OIL AND INDUSTRIALS et | Stacen High, Low, Laat, | Shane High, Lew «| High Tas, Cua’ | 200 Kay County Gas. sh 1% reason Cold 1% Ooi Fuel & tron + %| Northam Mac % 73+ 2 | 1000 King Petroleum % | ‘rescent McNamara, fe " Col Gas & Klee. +1 Nova Scutia Steet « Te + aw 700 Livingston ”™ ” WOO Delieers Mines Cot € + % [Obie Glue Cas an 43% © 2%) 100 Maracaibo Ou WX 16% | 1000 Divide Reet Net Ne | Cove ola ...... om, Pk RB 6% 8% + te! 100 Merrie 0 18% 18%] 600 Wik Low. tat Che's Migh Low.cgtast. Chg's }Oonml, Clear Oro, + %4| Ontario "silver 7 1 + 4 600 Metropolitan ret 2 8 | 40049 Mining a regular guy and a good pal all the time, ‘Adame Expr S% 7%, mH + % Wie HE” Coy + 1% / COD. In-Cel, Mino + %| Pec Develop Corp. 71 Tl + 1 9 400 Phillips Pete woes a Ai | 2000 "Gold Cons thi * Ad, Bomety . th ah + “ 114 17 174 4 1 | Oomtinentat Can + WY] PenAm Geto 6. 704 Th + 1% | 1000 Producer & Refiners .. 9 8% 8 | 1000 “Gold Devel a5 tis story of how she tamed the wild men of _ Ae Cater e+ % aie KOT Continental Canddy. + M[ Porn RRs... 40% + %| 800 Ryan OL % 8% | 1900 Gold Kewana a4 4] , F * Mada Goll. 1 INT & ee ales a4 + | Peon @eab'd Geet.) am 2” 14 | 1800 Sequorah Oi”; fe | tes Saat Serer {3 Wild West town will give you more laughs than Buty Jonms ... 2 1% 1% + %] Aww Dry Gow... 5214 51% 524 + 2% + 1% | People Gas 3 + 1% | 6700 Simms Pet. 37% 38% | 3000 Lae 9 “ Mla, Chatoem 2. 41% 40% 40% — | Atchia Ky. [WN eh nt |Oxtm Cane. Busse, + | Pero Mtarniette 4a | £00 weeny ou o% 19% | "000 a2 you’ve had in a month before. 3 mmm, Bert Gogar,. SI 50 0% + 1 | Atmidnon My pf... 76 Tle 764 Cute Cane Sue. of, + % |e Co +] 1200 Spencer 18% 18% | 2000 *Great Bend 3 fm, Booch Mag. 112 110112 + Bf Auto Sales Com pf, 25 s 2B ~5 | Con, Textile Com. + % | Pleo Arrow + %] 200 Temes Ranger . ”™ % am, Cm... 4% 4% 4414 + 1 | Atlantic Const Lime oT 86% «66% 4 1% | Den, & Rio Gr, ot + % + 1%] 600 Texas Cow i 1 o @ fam, One & Firs. 100% 125% 130 + 1%} Ati Gull & WIL. 100% G48 140% 4 1% [Dome Mines + % + % | 1100 Tropical on . 19% 20% | 800 Mines Molding Amar & Filey pf Galeels Eas 11% M0 0 4 % + 4+ 1% | 1600 United Tex On. Ty 1% | 3000 *Marsh Min. Am, Gomatra + Midas & Ol OR OK Bee & + 4 1%} 100 Victorla O11 new 1% 1% | 1000 *Motneriovte . Am, Drug Sina, + ms MN Cee ee oon } 2% | 1000 Vulean ou, 7% Tu. 1000 Mother Lode new am, Exes, . H Bacpela Mies 1% aN aM 1g +8 | 2700 white ou: 04 29% | 800 ‘Murray Mosrides . Am, + Heh Mota 1, MG OM Ae 4 La 4 2%| 1000 Wyoming Con. . 3540 | 1000 *Rowhester Mines . im tie ie ae A +o te) tae dake, Cah rte # ul enon onee’ + y + “Br. Col. | it 2 . \m, + is |acth panel cs see Sn OOM tM ti YAS] 100 Artonasiver %4 | 8000 stver King of Art CHAPTER VIL “Why not, little optimist?” oe 4 Bkiyn Hap, Tran. 134 11% 12% + 1% % 4 4 | 1000 tatienta . 2000 “Sliver King Cons. ' (Continued. ) You see, ma’am there's a bar f i, ; : uate, 2000 *Rooth . i 100 80 Am P & G.. ™ ONES was alread he pl the dance hall. Old Dugas, the + 1%] Bhim Usion Gar 66% 68% 564 + 1% + 4% + S| SoGee ready at the plano, 5 am. 4 4 , .¢ & i {60 8 Silver Lead a ‘eit er of the Last Chance, runs it, 3 ra + Burs Bron 102 100% 102 + 4% + 1% 1000 "Caled, Min. *. $00 Tenepeh Batons PB ¢ was putting effort into| «There's considerable beer ne so 4 Jane ca ay pe gets +i +141 Theo a) y a! te eee Dios i 34 his music. ‘The tnstrument|f reckon. And there's a Tune | rs +2 | Butterick Cy v0 TT OM +d tm + % aT ae Eee was petter than the one he had| foster fun by Degas, fem am T. 97 — M{Oaddo Cent, Of... 9 10% BM 41% lh +44 been playing at the Last Chance, and |Snytniae” ae ae ‘ Am, (Wool ........ 12% 128% IDK + 1% [elt Packing .... 77% 78 Ti + 1% +2 Jones felt call y . bd." y Am, Writ. Van of 40% 40% 4044 + 2% Cult, Petmloun ., 6S Sih BL + UN need +1% Ssuvaliinen mer a ee ee fakin’ avout solid, comma Chlif, Petrodeam pf O84 OK OOK + 1% + 2 | Gouthern ns “Well, long as I’ " + te | then tallies sever, ala BANKING AND FINANCIAL, _ |axdao ute, us m + % + 2% | Southern - , long as I'm here, I'm goin’ to folks, very facilyll aa Gent, Leather . TT. %@ +2% + %| @emthern +2 have the fun of payin’ that monkey | h,l® basket full of grub froma, Cont, Leather pf. 106% 108% — % +2 | Strombers + 8%| in the cage for a check," ‘he girl ring boxes of junch f “Ww h h Ss 3” De fea. o + 1% | Seate@eker |. + 1% oil »* Pete sald. | feed the fellers. You won't be ably atch the Star Mond Sh SN Oe + 1k le at te peri I'd admire to have about six of them |#el as much as a toothpick, 85 Stock, Exchange and Curb is- en ne ee ee Sunlanueee « a ’ ’ delicate ham sandwiches and a cup of 0? You just keep your eyes sues rr Chandler : ; advance ‘price are “starred” tn |f| (is. & Onio.... 61 dK Gi + ay [Int Har ee pr a ry et ee te ae betes ccuue ae eae this Chi MH, ABP. BH BK OY q eh ieee wae oto that the: Sh i “Six wouldn't put a laye rel * y enlist the attention of ayer on my |o’clock, after you go away when “INVESTORS BULLETIN ck ale se ae my a ee om + yf] om 4 +f] (Continued From First Page.) many ‘Senators, and itane Sen: | tomach, but here goes,” sald another, | dinner rush |s overs Weill have ——— : ‘athe re og ‘ = ator wants help he can get it from) | “Can't we go > playin’ the piano to-night and we Oty deen ee ea ee ee ie Pre +s Totecee Prot £ si ]on » milttary baste the cost of keep fic ened ail santonmeninc «|e rewular f or Counter and oF" /can dance here while they're . RI. . : ‘ * er ood? tc Y H G &C o: 644 7| ee £9 [amma OU .....-. 4% 2 BM +2 | ing them in repair will run into 25 per mihess campn and eantourects ate pdianbara bewan to sense failure. She tor core denmis’ dv coe, pal arry A. ochrane 0. es serrate HHO ‘Trem & Wilame 8 = &% 68 +1 lecont, of the original outlay every|temporary affairs. They were built] frat nite rocted Women to come this [tn ther, It appeals in the Big: fieks Gad Bows : 3% 36% + 1% $2%| eta eoty Rand... +IK| eae . "| tor the war emergency and. they | 2M PmHt, but she had expected that townie ree, note Nobody but pa Sn EE | Uniterwoot Type .08 108 18 1 : should not last after the war. For in-| {7° of the men would go and get|hick ‘woul his time and 60li 67 Exchange Pl. New York DiED. $3, | Daim eve. 444 2104 4 2%4| PAYROLL STILL CARRIES 700,000, stance, take the matter of rootting. | ino", A'er geclNi the floor and hed: |in one meet Ph 3336 a j . : dae. yi our neo board Meant’ i The, OMEP RELL. ONIRA LS HURON: + | Deed tee Se se a) Mean Paine ie Ga WERE NOT BUILT FOR PERMA-| And even as she hoped, some of the wand the conway, aaa Barere Bras D the CAMPBELL FUNBRAL GHURGH, + | onteas Praie ade Tada Pa ‘ore going ia the matter of NENT USE. later tha diseppeared. Half an hour! phy glanced uD to find that Cyrus Broadway, 66th st., Sunday, 2 P. Mf. . Ry. he army camps and cantonments,”| “The roofs of all the buildings were| J1°r they were back again, three oh w oaching along the = | cHAMMNiAL-SontUS,. iAarrice Olin z + 1% | said Congressman McKenzie, “I would | put on under a guarantee, or I might Dabidires with them, They were decent Re opener: ryeteiirs| ae” HELP WANTED—FEMALE. BELL FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadwe: be + 1° | hike to say that The Evening World is |8&¥ @ promise, that they would last|{Ushters of Dusty Bend, to whom| “Miss Murphy, there is-a—er—ball | PO LA eo : i + 3% only three years. If all the buildi the ciroumstancos had been ex, , % . igh’ y y he buildings ‘plained, ight,” he sald, és ui, OO, Oe ME, + + 1%] right in letting the people know that| are to be maintained, the first thing |@24 they were there to dance. a understand.” 4 PERMANENT DOBRJANSKY ADESHDA, Services at + te all the ie departments of the Gov- | we wi have to do is put new roofs] 4 ae young women who love to| “It might—er--be suitable on thie — i the CAMPBELL FUNERAL GHUROGH, ernment are infected with the war|on the dance Cur accommodate quite a num- occasion for you to meet aome of our OSITIONS; Broadway, 66th st., eras o $1" | spirtt as it is shown by the War De- to Me foundations were not put In he Cr mene Aid Becatieg. the mea people. Raing the-ah-—business — ; Uheb dretha 2 both lech : fo stand the test of time. About the} had to wit their turns, they ordered |of our city, | naturally wish to § VOPEZ.—OEORGINA. Lying in state at “ ha ei tra the Navy Department. | time the roofs are on it will be neces-|™Ore sandwiches and salad end |all owners of establishments well + EXCELLENT he CAMPBELL FUNDRAL CHURCH, : lieve we have about the / sary to put in new foundations. And|Coffee, tor Barbara Murphy saw to|quainted with 01 another, SALARY AT START Broadway, 66th at. Mi same number of employees on the | it Will be also necesmary to put in| that. Hut th Was one thing that| ing together, (New Wage Scale) LUKENS.—CLARA Services OAMP- + civil list now that we had a year er supply lines and new light-| bothered Barbara—-she had no cab- | good of the ¢ unity. Naturally © + in 4 t LL. oRA J 1 i‘ " aret. take an interest’ —~ Efe ob sine Phe H, Broudway, 2 [Welle Pano ago—something like 700,000. These By the time all that is done it “Le 1 can get patronage enough ru| “You take all tho interest you cam EXPERIENCE Roe 66th ot., Jan, 15, , ‘ OTE West Maryland ... civil employees hang on to the will be necessary to start in on hire profewsional performers,” she ex-| set, I've heard, Barbara 2 AIRED: VACA MBAGHER,.—JOHN. Lying in state at +s Weat, Pac, Com. Government like the old man of the roofs again, and repeat the | plained to them. , “| am—er—offering to take you to REQUI ; A - the CAMPBELL FUNARAL CHURCH, | Nevada Cond . ‘ 4 Weerlngtiome . the een d It was between dances. Jones be-|the ball,” replied Cyrus Welch. | “It SONS With (RUG Broadwa, oom Kew Orleans Ta, be eo Cu | Gees “ i fun running hi fing: is something I rarely do~tawe PAY; SICK BENE- sdf $2 IN. ¥. Alrbrake + Jol OL + 844 | Will Overtain « ime and again we have cut mated by the construction divi- |Ninne kera uu, ‘Sine of the mag | to a social affair—but under the cht FITS (FREE); HOT . Services = OAMPBELL | x’ y. Central .... or Willow Qs orlaat appropriations with the design of sion of the War Department of lion their we eh © their | cumstances L feel disposed to do 80¢ shat Oat Srcaswe 4 i Wie A 100,000,000 left their seats and ‘started for their LUNCHES AT COST by el csi ivr hare i: liad EB acento Be aise getting rid of the surplus. We go $100,000.00 a year, You may rest partners, but Jones was not playing|! shall explain, of course, that 2 Mag Riso ss OP. |N.Y.N. H. & H., 90% 25% + Wortiington “v0... £0 bed one night thinking we have perce at the estimate is very | dance music, Jones cleared his throat introducing a newcomer in the I ‘ sy —After a lngering fines on i wT and sounded a noble chord. And then | busin a EXTRA PAY TO Wednewlay, Feb. 11, 1080, HENRY Lekisedal ne prado Lala donc euble is that the people Vi ones bacan to xing without any pre-| “You will, huh? You wouldn't let THOSE WHO PRE. 2 MITH, beloved husband of COMPLETE CURB UOTAT Up. theinext morning to find that They wouldn't atand for it if they | ¥ious announcement. anybody think for a minute that you FER NIGHT WORK, Her. . the employees we thought we had | did know. That is. why | welt | rbara Munphy, who loved good | was, havin’ 4 date with a chicky ces will be held on Sa’ elimina: id by slicing appropria come and commend the enterprise |™Music and never had been able to buh? Te lat Fiery a Feb. 14, at 5 P.M. at his late | MISCELLANEOUS. ) Same High, Low, Tast.| tions have been shifted to some of The Evening World in setting ¥ enough of it, almost dropped her | to yourself? Wha! fish are tealdence, 248 W. 105th st. Interment} grey High, Low, Tast. | 1100 Goldwyn Pictures 2% 2% aT other division or bureau or closet forth the facts. tray. Here was something she had | you, anyway i Sei OU SD IES CR. OL eRe: | 4500 Acme Coal .cscsecseese 1% 1% 1% | 100 Imperial ‘Tobacco 1% 1% 1%! naintained f h “T don't know how many millions of [not anticipated. Sut, my dear Miss Murphy——" STROMWELL.—JOHN. — Services. GAMP- | 2990 Armour Leather... 1% 16% «17 600 Indian Packing MK Dy oy. ana the mast ch an edi bbl tons of supplies the army has stored[. And she recognized that Jones was Nope! You don’t get the ol | BELL F RAL CHUROH, Lack 30 © 82 -| «200 Lincoln Motors A. 50% 0% OH thing you know | around the country. ‘They are being|not indulging in ragtime or senti-|to exhibit the latest curiosity, old | BELL 5 » Broadway, | 200 Atlas Tach the department chiefs and bureau | 1 . ha ite tara don't seeel 6th st., Saturday, 8 P.M. 1000 Am Matton! 5% 5 5 | 100 Mont Ward Co . 3 33S Riedeveeny reer sbae sold off, L understand, but the proper |mental songs. Neither was he sing-|boy! Little Barbara n ceva | 800 Am Safety Razor 12 1X 12 | 300 Orpheum Cireulk - 0% tm 28H] Bp come in with deficieney | thing to do is seli the whole outfit at Ing a Jingle from some musical opera.|man to explain about her w , 2h SB? i) NATES—MARGARET, Services CAMP-| o99 pritish Amer Tob rus... 6% 0% CK] 100 Perfection Tire % 4 Oh shouant ore eo peekg, [auction and get rid of the army of [Jones was singing grand opera. gifts and then put on the blin 7 Se ho SE RELL FUNBRAL OHURCH, Broadway, |i car Light. ‘ 2% 2% 2% | 1800 Republic Tire Rub % 3% 1% The: inborer: pyar lat th beens men caring for and handling them,| His voice poor, of course, but ‘I shall now pags through the ate TEL. MADISON st eet : 2500 General Motors 26284 _28., | M0 subaarine Boat i te 104 | hire, we have to pass the bills The overhead on this item is s there was something that told that dience and any of you may asic a 1700 U 8 Steam . appropriate the money to pay gering. once it had been a good one, And question, which the little lady wilt SQUARE 12! 4 2 verthele: , ’ oke . ai wer from the stage” Novel) ‘sign bf d Prod. . n% U% 1% vertheless, the estimates of ap-| what he lacked in tone he made up anawer from the st 000: 1000 United Pict 4 them. propriations call for the purehase of|in feeling, ve was. singing “Vest, your name on. the dotted NEW YORK TELE- FUNERAL DIRECTORS. { FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 2A, i ER | 00 United Profit Sharing. 2% 2 2 “7 only i” t d PHONE CO. S00 Vale Meg Candy ons 1 1616 | way weer eee ren te ia to tang UL xorts of euppltes, just ax though the|la eiubba” from “I Pagllace®: jno money! Nope! Nothing,’ Mike STANDARD OILS. the civil list and say John Jones and “fmy didn’t have any reserve, Woe Sema Tote eae te nM ed ath pete . E ‘ Oe Ons meme om , ni : 4 ‘have millions and millions of yards|gressed, Jones was forgetting his! “{ am afraid that you--e—qmisum- 74 eee eee ae WHEN DEATH ENTERS YOUR HOME Se oulce eee ts 0 Eee ee eed ery Sn crn (of Material for imiforms, tents and| surroundings. ‘The dismal wail of | derstand” — . 4 TADed tor lower Bironz bank; #15. & moni to , INDEPENDENT OILS. ont, a 5Vi ae 4 other requirements calling for cloth,|the player of the broken heart was You mean that you're afraid I wan Call ‘Columbus 8200” ment, and everybody else on the civil | yy, stare Phone Harlem 3138, Burroughs Adding a olumous 4000 aniea it % —vitint Bot specifically named does not| We have enough blankets to make a| beginning to strike home. don't. Sorry, old thing, but 1 simply Machine Co, 103 B. 125th st, N.Y. City. At Any Hour, Day or Night Amal Tor | work for the Government and will| Pil@ 48 big as the Capitol. So far as| “Laugh on, Pagiiacia, for the love |cawn't go to the affair with .: a —_—_——EEE————e ~ i : |e <aes an eee 1 | not be paid by the Government. He sleoty out about the only article that's denied thee! Previous engagement, really, au J HELP WANTED—MALE. ee parting honors will be paid in a way 2500 Toston Wyo! 14} “I don't Plame the civil employees ad isg pein iy fe gure on buying| Laugh for the pain that is gnaw- | that sort of ailly rot! Quite so! ¥a L m : | f uM "tb ees | he y is shoes. And as for ing your heart!" ip! DRAUGHTSMEN WANTED mg to be remembered when the arrange- | 400 Cosden & Co i%| for hanging on to their jobs, but I 7 zy ni ! P a SoCo NT ae Wane oe ments are in the hands of Mr. Campbell. | 1300 Dominion ut 18%] do blame the heads of departments | SUNS and ammunition and the like, ail} the song ended, and Jones, with- yrus Welch sighed and shook bis SRE s FY 35 1000 Duatiemne and bureaus who keep tham on as| We Ought to do is provide for only out a moment's hesitation, struck into | head as he left the restaurant. q “ u SERGE LOTR T. all Columbus 8200.” Any Hour, Day or Night. 20 Ek Basin Pot 8% useless consumers of taxes.” ada Ky supply to kee Ay the machin- lq dance, Hut a sudden burst of ap-| Evening came, and there fete cons M ~ : i racine 7 ; ery in the arsenals and ( ment | plats siderable business in the restauramt, | OxGtGR STRUCTURAL FRANK E. CAMPBELL pe este % FIGHT TO KEEP UP USELESS] factories from getting rusty or moldy, | Piune antetparied hin, and be towing Before everything was done, st Bi. STEEL WORK; GIVE EX- “THE .FUNERAL CHURCH ime. 1600 nd On Pr) CANTONMENTS. UPLIFT IS A NEW AND EXPEN- at his side, Barbara with a suspicion | of ‘music were coming from m the oe : PERIENCE, AGE AND SAL. (NON SECTARIAN) x ‘ 800 Genrwek Oil 3% 3%] ‘The War Department constructed for SIVE BURDEN. of tears in her eyes, fant lodge See oe coe ae t ARY EXPECTED. DP 3856 , Broadway at 66" St. 23” Street at 8" Ave. | 400 Gutter Gillenpie 28% 24] war purposes sixteen National Army| “There is another factor which is was—great!" she whispered. | (Oink Rete loaay for the mi r f WORLD. Flowers for all Oceasions, Artistic Funeral Desiens 6. =) -cialty Ath | 100 Houston OUl.. 105 105, cantonments and sixteen National uew since the war and which fig r to the tribute, He| Supper. She gave Shorty Dodd and = ee ee 100 Int. Peéral 8% sr] Guard cantonments. ‘They were built) to run into tremendous expense Un- | 4 ree atc the tribute. HS) serim and Jones and the cook thelr ' 0 Island Oil 6% 5% | on the cost plus basis, and the waste | less we take hold of it right now and | eee pay Pees var fC \ final orders. ‘The world was more FOR SALE. was prodigious. The army wants to| kill it off. I rofer to the uplift rads nd nen he shook his’ chan kind, and the sun of prosperity maintain all of them, and one of the] “Prior to the war the Government een en te benn en | Wan SRining whorl mer. -DIAMON New Issue excuses was that their maintenance | maintained what was called the post | {iM to sing more—perhaps because | “wtty great—great!” she breathed, ‘was necessary to take care of the boys | exchange system. » post exchanges [Memories of the past choked him——| Justin Garret eame in from. the > a PED E ah) and insisted on playing dance music . Fae tes who would be called to arms under| were run by the enlisted men and | fit gated On Lan tha oatneat, atraat t Low he ed c z bill. | earnec nha: Which Was put hack | But Jones had started cabaret. | S'ISer : ~ MOLE GOODS = LOW PRICES >S the compulsory military training bill.) earned a profit which was put back | pendieton Pete suddenly remembered | Why not run across to the dance JANSACTIONS CONFIDENTIAL = . s Now that the compulsory military | into supplies and the like. We made lygmething and he disappeared into |foF & few minutes?” he asked. “Will i AA OVERS REVTALME™ CALL, WATE O8 ‘ training Dill is dead and cannot be} a small appropriation each year for |the kitchen and returned with Shorty |¥0u do me the honor of letting } ' (MASSACHUSETTS CORPORATION) revived for at least a year, and in all! needed things and then the war eame 5 ¥ | escort you?" 0 atta g pia taiey te Ber be temmrection at long and the enlisted men couldnt! “Phis reptile can dance to beat the| Barbara smiled up at him. hie ] e i , that ex-| keep up the post exchanses, id we ma i by 4 7% PREFERRED STOCK ty me tthe eng, aren gx Ret et nats ht | yal aon ar | ran Row ta ahd alin Rerniehe: haahediiny manatara asd That was all sight during the [Xo! heel off that apron and’ dance! |all day for this invitation, ij PREFERRED AS TO DIVIDENDS .AND ASSETS Congressinen in whose States or Dis- war, But the uplifters arevnow | Xt dance better than you ever did| | They hurried down the street and ; over at the Last Chanc or I'l just | went up the stairs and into the hall. J ‘ tricta camps and cantonments are lo-| bent on carryin organiza- STOVES and stove repairs; repaire tur- PAR VALUE $100.00, NON-ASSESSABLE , cated, is fighting to keep them going.| tion into the army in pence times aturally perforate your feet with|A walts wis just commencing aa® ‘ men ett Oe ie, Manan tone | CAPITALIZATION "We could get along,” sald Con-| at. Government expense. They SD a : | Justin Garret handed his hat to a man ' faotured, Tel, Beekinan 8477. Ste gressman McKenzie, “with tive or six] want the Government to support Jones bad seen Shorty dance for |/near the door and swung her out on ' 228-230 Water AUTHORIZED OUTSTANDING of them, The reorganized army is to] a great aggregation of civilians in |U"inks at the Last Chance, and he/|the floor. They danced through the Tea Malbe: Fo Ow Otee Pts Baer, Cen' Preferred Stock $2:888.88 $7:388:988 consist of niné divisions of infantry| near-beer uniforms, as ! call (Knew what sort of music Shorty re- | dense crowd through the rollicking, 2 jommon Stoc 500,00 1,200,000 and a division of cavalry, The infan-| them, to entertain the soldiers, If |Wuired. | Ho ibexan to pliy, and | boisterous, good-natured crowd. Thy horty began to danee. And he could|/ music stopped, and they found them~ | WATCHES ivi + 7 try divisions will be skeletonized and those civilians who are hangin DIAMONDS on creprr | | Dividends have been paid regularly for the past seventeen years. Sy aiaoe oil be Sualtonined fad hese aivliane whos eresbanaing. |\juueg) eben nee oe miele some ore i cf TIVE CALUS* Telephore some | | Payable January 1st and July Ist. There is no better 7 per cent camps, but I am afraid, at the best,| get into uniform they ought to reat Orpheus!” | Barbara ex-| “wait here and I'll get you somes ! tac 1 WATCH*C®-37 MAIDEN LANE* investment in the United States, we will have to keep nine of the] enlist. claimed. “Phe kid's clever! thing Gold” Gartee told ber ss gids ! camps for the army. “Iam against the civilian uplift in Saueniars of Dusty ond. by Barbara nodded, and he hurried 1 DIAMOND RING,81_ WEEKLY. experience has shown me |the army, not Only because it Ix ex. [IN anced enough, decided that they'd | away toward the refreshment stand, $s METROPOLITAN, 49 Malden Lane, oon egin to talk |pensive but because it is destructive [#0 home me of the men escorted | she turned to glance around. Not far ——- = out ping one of thes hu of morale, If | have my way the camp And ee noes oan after | away stood Mrs. G. William Wilkes collections of corn cribs Senators | followers will be driven out of the u dleton Pete picked | yj er d 0. dom: aa LOST, FOUND AND REWARO® | rise up and block us, The camps | army, but I anticipate that I am go- handful of che 1 looked | With her Gaughter and 90h ae LOST; Feo. a or 5, black walking elick, cro and cantonments are so scattered =| ing to encounter stiff opposition, and over, and then faced Sim Bur-| since a part of the receipts of this bapile, ehd of crvok gold tipped with, ini it Will be worth for the press to |t! dance was to go to charity, and Mi LOBT on bb. h st. Airedale terrier, wearing | ment to faste a civilian pendax o “This. ts just as bad h enioon. You it her im portance ie alls mecha $03 to the uniformed military forces of [keep orderin’ and orderin’, and talkin’ | he felt bee poe ee ar The cominittee of whieh Congress- [UM in’ again, and when you look whispered to her daughter, whe Ty imine Sport Re ’ if Mal shee. & whopper 1 turned to look, and then whiss | i, man McKeng chairman has ule |S The Om nae fC inlght ae, weil to some of the others, Gertrude ready cut quite a hole in the appr a vet PUEDE Be stared at Barbara as if she zs ei are priation demanded by the War De. |4iet turn ovat t eaunee” to Miss en a monster. —————— — fone | Dear ae tena cae oe eee | | "And tien Rarbara heard the velee . set MeHitener Aine | CHAPTER IX, lof Mrs. G. William Wilkes, a bansh Real Estate |||—, pay) _e/{_||_S_ Ne Scan Peer If you are looking fora safe and permament investment we believe this 7 per cent stock will appeal to you. | West Poin xt ye | PAIGWI DE OKT has Martane It is an old estabi{shed business. That the Preferred Stock is amply well protected is shown from the | priation for t | he * eonferen wit % fact that the net earnings available for dividends after the Federal tax an ll other taxes were paid during Inst 4 ALLOWED le be ff ront hed , ‘son im in front of restaurant woman, One the past four years ha: Common Stockholde: averaged nearly four times the dividends on the Preferred Stock outstanding, Phe a cunt oa ropose to give even greater protection to the Preferred Stock by leaving annually " xf uch to tell what sort she OWN YOURHOME and be your own landlord, | | With Newbro’s Herpicide /J | «1 fu the treasury @ sul wt part of the earnings of the Common Stock. : ile Aap a MIF ae Le ie » be ib) at Parswulur friend of Justin Gar. v las name is Known throughout the world. The trade mark Is a very valuable asset worth Beautiful hair can be re lan 3 be Rare . night” ret, I've buen given to understand. Mig aaron bess all of us understand that miilions of dollars, and is the property of the stockholders, It is one of the most valuable trade marks in United States, Application will be made fo have this stock listed upon the stock exchange. ‘This company owns and operates 107 W.L. Douglas shoe stores located in the large cities. W.1.. Douglas shoes are also sold by over 900) shoe dealers in the United Statos. During the past fow years our shoes have been more extensively advertised ained with Newbro's | about-$4.640,1 ‘ icide. Thousands | nhs “Wan Deter testify to this fact. | monthly st nt ¢ It 1s no experiment. on ha ! Laser Wau mivet persons realia goin’ to be some oubraseou I've forbidden Garret n. t's the fest big | my ruse, and all decent persons” more'n four) should do the san tarbara Murphy's face went white, every cow-puncher A Wonderful Assortment | th ainping W.L. Douglas name anil the retail price on the bottom of the shoes before they leave the fac- stored thr t nt e ¢ MN be he of opportunities to elther buy rt rers tillions of dollars, and guarantees them the best shoes in style, comfort and service that can TUS FEAGIIE Rave Deen Peay nt Country"ll be here, | and then flamed red. And her Roast the land upon which to bulld be produced for the price, , eg te tha erent bake Aron tate wenen’ ceanteal © Gif Vis munch of men had just been singing because of Se e home or buy one already Tn the leading foreign countries a great demand for W. L. Doavlas shoes has Pow y yovatas sit ld rer. Firat Ls _ a sanitar aupplie vehicles, apa if bacaaine Aanne . Sona of vis wot H Pee uilt is OMercd the readers of sprangup. Our domestic business has increased so that our sales }ave more than phe Dol . . destroyer. st comes dand. sata, ‘ mnlaiaant sh i wan rembled in ne lone, = i . Please send prospectus of the W.'L. Dou. ruff, later falling ha’ i i . im, little Bar- fur from home. And then a sense of %o-Morrow’s Sunday Worla, doubled In four years. In 1915 the sales wore $8,069.028.41 and in 1/19 $21,906,908.44 Popias Shoe Company and special option * Hing * drivers, foam ‘onan wut tonda lo make a pot of coin| tt sone, Bet oe ae | month's Lusiness was at the rate of over $24,000,000 per year Certificate entitling me to purchase within then unsightliness ever in- poultr Ne har an were Ne injustice, the cruelty: ound with other great businesses wo need additional capital to meet the urgont f thitty days..........shares of the’ per cent creasing. ny hoot ; ‘ ¢ hur zoln’ to. run mblin’ Bhe, remembers} (viii J 000 2 arate 1 incransing domestic and foreign trade. The new conditions of business 9 preferred! stock of the company. Tt le un- Neglect of the hair is un Legs ae 3 We « fun a gambiin’ ghter si * | ‘ore eapital eb of labor nd material has nearly doubled so th derstood that this requost incurs no obliga, pardcashle t Warptenie f uty nd 3 i A woman tried that wunst went up--that flaming ped 7 H he amount of Capital necessary under the old bas onditions is now required y after investigation | vonage, lhl ' ale Dawes Of the ANG HAGA Tai ead that could be tossed so angrily: e—'m not | Her eyes flashed Her tiny fists ~ at once as many shares of this ie, 0 rsides. Her lips were You will make no mistake to orde int to run a raffle, ¢ Real Estate Offers | Send 10 centa for Sample and Book ca h nto hundreds of stock as you can afford to buy, price $100.00 per share. If you care sent :; ° For Sal Wanted | for more particulars All out the coupon and mail at once, Street address ‘Aidroas: The Herpicide Co, Dept Heer ECORI AR THOR ONKIE MLCADE TERT Slaven eteee Geet apt thin, wiraight Hine, | Forsale and Wanted | | Send certified check, cashter's check, Post Odie Money Order or Cae Tome TAs Deteaiy 0 a clling all this stuff, except what is | We're goin’ to-have a path worn from ant Mae Wihtiaon Posted asain Siee eae Express Order to . L. DOUGLAS SHOE CO., Brockton, Mas: tate ation needed f the size the Jane q our front door.” | Wilkes! ee J ‘United States is going to support, | “L reckon you can’t do it” | (Read Monday's Exciting Chapters, al a ee