The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1920, Page 24

eee " ; pre THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1920. | BOOTLE [ eee omer T ae BATU, 8. DRY AGENTS TODAY'S PRIGES | __<OMPUETE STOCK auoTaTions—7P. nia _, Does Tragedy, Like Sympathy, ‘All but One Fugitive Escape— | i] | Raiders Find Large Quan- GAGE Gr Varah eee Incleed| TALI ONGH | Newt WE tute owe Litdnees OHI op We one ail ily B EGE I LO \ E ? . Kt, ; ; tity of Alcohol, to deprens the market to-duy met| Liberty Bl4s opened at 90.8, up 02: | 2 es vik A iw ism 32 CALIBER, by Donald McGibeny 7 ‘Am exchange of revolver shots! with small success. In only a com-| At 1%4* $8.34, up 24; nots Ae cee . ‘ it i * © took piace late yesterday in the | 84 $8.08. off .04; 41h 86.66, off 02; Vic | paratively emal! number of instances Meri a ee tory 6, 02; 66, 5 ‘ : fear of the tactory building at No. 31| were tossea recorded, After early| Ga” @* %5% up gee nib : APTER LE 7 7 Lewis Street, Newark, when Probi-| heaviness prices displayed a firm ~~ 0 nthe lncker-ronm of the e+ utitty club, getting drpseat after (he beat afte ti had yer Wition enforcement agents chased ®/ ion, ‘Trading was extremely dul! CURE Ne 1 had just beaten Paisiey “onesup’ in elghteen holes of hardest kind pf sledding ‘ ; dozen alleged bootleegers. eq] COMMAIon house business dwin- | Al It o'olook prices were irrex hin Sed Wake i ; new Palsles you'd vindoratind Jrst why Twas xo yeut tim, THe ie a most insufferably q The sleuths claim they wounded) 4164 to almost negligible proportions,| International Petroleum, t7—17 1- Am Hide A Leati. . have HOE tie oF aman who plays as badly ae he does: in add tion ai he usualy MP Arica onty cnn, sue said be wan! OW ime gave the beat demonstra. | Stutz, 100-150; Ietail Candy, 6 1-4—[ An It & i 8 it's nol thay Pulsloy pla a hetlee gaine, but he Hin a WANOT MURINE Mme Dull ty delve oF avere Louis Rich of No. 186 Prince Street. | ton of strength. Under leadership of | Tobadoo Products Rxepor!s, | Am. 1 1 . 4 TIN 1 just hy his confounded manner of looking at me when Lam He will be arraigned to-day before &| Mexican Petroleum they rome tronn | irene ‘Becrotecen: eecane| Wom luna aily Hot along abont oven until we come to the seventir ite Ual ae | Comntiotionss. one to more than three points, Ther "t Sin, Ain de Cow ‘ P 4 ihe In, Yournee, the seve le isrove, Armetro' and Lis v3 hd Salt Creek. oid, $ Mideaie Me ‘ J then conversation der ned r ™M way Bes: to pM owas : of | W84 no news to account for the move- 93-810; Awphalt, 411-2 ne ral tite _ | Mo Keo a Tex “ bank that abuts the greet atd you can Pither play around Yhe factory building and knocked | ment and ft seemed to be due almost) $2102), ¢ Bi 9 b-4 J 4 F | Mum 1 g ay eotly behind, ‘The real goiter Hoover With a good mashie shot ih Reinly jon the locked door, | They jentirely to technical market condi-| igi'y, Midwest, 1ae—148) heaps v fabs. lke Paisiey, play anand wo easy mid-iron #fots When lend ran downstairs ternna the alleged | #Ons, ‘The #hort intoreat in thin grep | is f at OSL be made, Palales goete (hot Fgo around, which makes nie geri been uncomomnly large, Bears) FORIMNGN EXCHANGE bootleggers climbing the back fence. | hi ore 1 have read in tha fittle book about now lo pays a mashie sitet, and | After the agents had beer {he | have been operating on the theory! Sterling demand, 2.43 Ne finds me somewhere ner yp of the clay bank, Where it would take w mieuntain goa yw eo next shots Gaastine ST tie aber ct the | that prices of crude off must come | 443 3-4, off 3-4 Hrance demand, .0784; O% BON Aftep that, Paisley and exchanges « fow hele observations and) iy ckomperature atid Fare artrey floor was then forced and | down and that the market positton of cablex, .0585, off .0011. Lire demand, there were found one barre! of grain! the oi group of shares would thereby |.0349; onbles, 0350. off 0006. Marka alootol, aT caves OF AO ee patties be unfavorably affected. But crade| demand, .0127; cablen, .018, off .0005. a oie Cg visin® and 1,000 | oll prices continue to how stability. | Canadian dollars demand, .8764, un- | Atchwn o.. ts changed, Belgium franc demand, | 4:1 Cosy Tine whinkey bottles with fake labels. A Standard ‘Ol subsidiary cout the) CUTOM,, | BOR ee ee | Atl Comet Bane... 'price of the crude product, but !**|/mand, .1560; eablen, 1865, CGilders de- Law ms | highest knagen vitivude Of cou forget my stance nad Pa enough to send the ball tn ib Uful parabola riglt end when 1 do-oh, brotiver! the every now and then, | ley long on to the green ant, TGRERORT ON COAST NAVAL BAST) action has thus far failed to Influence| mand, 8030; cables, .2040. Peselas Wie {things 1 way to Paisley put him in « grensional joint committee invess!-)the policy of big independent pro-| demand, 1278; cablew, 1283, Sweden . Wah & Crate’ cf tnind thet J-coutdl bas +S" ing location of a new Pacifiol a. cerg kronen demand, 1915; cubles, .192 Ms play the vesi of the course with @ De Bokat Naval base will ‘moot today | AC Norway kronen demand, .1410; cables, i% ate lay the vest of the cour : Pim te epi’ work oon ite, report. Ben;| Atlantic Gulf, International Paper, 1420. Denmurk | kronen demand, | Wsien ei Tre 104 10% paddle and « paaket-bull and still soe Stor Ball (Rep. Del), Chairman. sald ang American Woolen rivalled the{.1432; cablos, 1482. Argontine pesos | Hurry How 5 Ms at him, ‘This particualr afverngon jt waa ho} to file @ report this i Hy ie uaa ‘ ne at Smonth. ol) shares in point of strength, But in | @emand, cables, .799 Oo, & Hike, 8 . | he tried to play t seventh hole as it should be played, and though wel Lad both foozied, | had won the hole ind romped triumphantly home with | the side of pig. 1 was gayly humming to myseit as! Butte & Su pas SS "=|these instances, as in the case of oil if - thitteriok ia DIED. |ahareg, the forward movement could | SILENCER PUT ON | coda OMAMPION.—CAROLINE, CAMP BELL be credited to nothing more substan- | © PUNERAL CHURCH, Wed. 10 A. M. | tial than short covering. STRATHMORE HUNT: J) aweamriy.—on pec. 5, 1920, PATRICK | The Old, timeworn story of A JosErH. probable merger of independ€nt stee! Jes to Prosecutor Suddenly Dee: May 1 put on my clothes when James | “ Funeral from his tate residence, 875 producers was revived for the pur- Keep All Information From Itemditig Felderson came in. His face was wae a eiheaf eel 8, 9.30 A. M. Aute- | Hoge of stimulating speculative inter- the Public. Ke nthe [Seale eta ites an ae his south was set fa a ¥ =] est In this group of stocks. But it - cota fi way hat was utterly forelen to Jin SSS == tailed of ite purpose. It is well rec-|, Assistant Diatrict Attorney Hennls, | os irom o y whose smile has done more to keep | investigating the collapse of thei poy a iN Strathmore apartment building, at! en. i 1 & tne. Jognized that 1t would probably re- quire many months to consummate peace in committee mvctings and to plagate irate members than all o FUNERAL DIRECTORS, —S—_——— ee - (a [Sea Ar Line wig [Seas Ros ! : lany such merger, and as it has not |°2d Street and Broadway, said to-d fie | Bhatenck 47 et harmonizing agencies in the club yet even reached the stage of incu- |"! !nfermation would be made pub: sant | shaashiehs Stowi : put together. There was something bation it is without influence fhar- | 7° until he is ready to report to his) Sa | Sete te unnatural, too, about his eyes, as Seuthem ltr souttiem Ry ketwise. All stee? shares moved | superiors, the last of the week | within a fractional range but diss} Some significance was attached to) \.) played a firm undertone. this sudden silence in view of the} col h he had been drinking “Have you seon Helen?" he de- | wanded in a thick voice 4] In the railroad group Reading was | earlier announcement that the inquiry | “No. Not to-day," I answered the feature by advancing about two | would bring out, incidentally, whet P| canes “What's the matter, Jim? Anything | " _| the work of remodolling the building, LEGAL NOTICES. |pointe. Buying was baaed on the be- | which’ was in promrdan when it. col Re AT |iet*that the segregation plan will i] {apeed, was being. done by men RUTIGE 00, STOCKHOUDERS. 1) lannounced the latter part of this|from ‘the Ro P. Brindell or- og stodkooiles' of FA-\ week und that it will be favorable to| ganization.” A union labor leader | so, Shareholders. Southern Pacific ahow-|has said the men at work on the) ‘ ed a@ strong rallying tendency, Short | Strathmore were all Brindell men and) (mb Sed. Mt jen ie aise Sm covering resulted in a rally of about | that many were not competent labor- | (mile Sw) pe. 8 Ay jngyine ts carttal tWo points in New Haven, ern. [Cuba Cane sugar, 21 shares of yweferrd store = Money again renewed at 7 per cont. a One Cane Eta, pe ee: sates og tcy Now tat the time of ineeling De-! GANG FIGHT VICTIM wrong? Felderson has bee my law partuet ever since he matried my sister Het en, T had left him at the office ju before lunch and he ha as cheerful and unpertur tal “Helen has gone with he burst out, his ‘oxtlie “WHY DID YOU COME BACK?" JIM ALMOST WHISPERED. . i: breaking as he spok —— sae te = o hand, and also the time for taking Te & io Ue. | care of year end Interest and dividend Is NEAR DEATH {Deo & Wt Ge pt. It took a second for me to grasp “he first, die couldn't have played his’ approached from side streets, but with payments, fear of a possibly flurry in eae tile the meaning of what he suid. then, gume befter for his seeming Indif-|a swerve and a sickening skid, we imoney rates de one of the important roan: of N Hrie Ist... rabbed him by the shoulder. nee to her loveliness piqued her) missed them somehow, We turned at \ factors deterring buillsh activity. Groans from the doorway of No, 880 | (0° Om i" I fae ye a : Aen ost to madness. During the early|last into the long approach to Jim's ‘The commodity markets were lower. ee ahaa cr 1.80 A. M. to-day re- | Pink (Ruuldsce LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS, | Wheat declined 6 cents a bushel, Cot-| suited In the discovery by Detective, Preepor: ‘Tex ton Cong ae eee ae Foreign by John Wilson of a man who bad heen | Garon Wi & Wa ohang: ehtly easior, 2 | Genewl Ble: . Demand sterling receded 3 cents, shot twice in the chest and had lucer- Ue pene = ations on the head and hands, Necaee seen ARGUMENTS IN MARTENS's CAnm,| At Hellovue the man became con- tcnths of our entrance in the war he| house and it was then that my heart ’ ‘It's true, Bupps! J found this on) was called back to France, and every the table when I went home to, Man in Eustbrook breathed a sigh of) Frank Woods's car was stand janon relief, There wasn't one of us who) before the dour er ; | could say why We thought him a ead, He held out a mpled note writ-| hut just the same, I doubt If there] CHAPTER IL. ® ten in Helen's ra mannish back-| wus father in Eastbrook who would AD Heten be ‘Goodin. . n alone, 1 would Augustus P. , scious long enough to say he was! joi. fs ingly have given h ughter to ia éane Le caval ner elo jaw Frank Bisalli, twenty-aix, iving in omy Mi nas. m, He was too much of the. ideal’ have cropped Jim and gone | 3 the bujlding where he was found. Ho |e? ‘Jim, ver to make a good husband. There on, knowing that what they feet eenrwrion for the Anal argument /eaid he had beon shot during @ gank i Inge against Ludwi, fight in Spring Street that some. ther was K. ‘ ieposcleed Ambassador from Boviei| body had taken*him home in a ty uneta. ut when FE saw It is now 19.30. Frank is coming was something about him, too, that had to say to cach for me at J1. He has made me real- Male no man want to claim him as outsid ize that, loving him the way 1 do, Particular friend, but perhaps 1 Woods's Woolworth cab, He is expected to dl r ; Tie was Decause we were all jealous there, I felt that organza grey i! apcathece Ai SAR I would be doing you a horrible in- While most of the younger men of head might be needed. ‘There BANKING AND FINANCIAL, BANKING AND FINANCIAL. bt, Harvester... aya [quake occurre Justice to keep up the wretohed pre- ‘he town were in France, ov, like Jim nous get to Jim’s should- nn nn nes | iit Mer, Marine. tai, trict to the Kou hweat of this city] tense of being your wife on mys PUA ; ¥ eis walked toward the steps, a pesterdis g 15,0) rons i . hs ame bac his ne ' | ate Seer ene 28 i 1 viean Rod Cross part “Had you left any other way open, (here was no mistaking whom he had drawing in. of the head, as Niokit Par A Int f Henry Reynolds of Now| 1 would have taken it, but you re- j.cked out for bis attentions { has left for the dis-| fused a divoree, T hate to hurt you "Sil the time theae thoughts were ¢ tensed. He hesitated a the way I must, but try to understand running through my head—and they’ suction of a second at the doof, elth and forgive me. HBUE ran much faster than T can set them 1 BS SOG COOK ee T turned toward Jim. His chin was Gown—I had been. thrawing my ©! ‘ let me catch up with hit er sunk in his hands, Two men came In “lotnes on (1 Decaus of distaste for the proepec- from the tennis-courts and nodded {) j muscles in his big know!ng something hh nF one, yet what that Something tive meeting, and wé entered the : y ol TARR \ a6 they went by. i was I couldn't for the life of me fle-| durie hal! together - : “What have you done?” T asked. | feo Gut Hoe raised his head, and on his face Helen was standing at the entiance “Come on, Jim!" [ said, grabbing to thy big living room, he him by the arm and pulling him from erect, her head. proudly. pemog eae his dejected position. | gracstal Kem upraionds ein ees Where to2" he responded wearily.| buried in the velvet’ hangines gee “First of nil, we're going to shat) had on a gray travelling suit, te Gout itten incalculable misery othing!" he answered, dropping his hands hopelessly. “What can T do, except let them go and get a yorce as soon as possible? it's my was (UY stce HUSBAND " OVER, AGAIN ; "$25,000,000 Consolidated Gas Company of New York fault, After we—quarreled the other, |) Sn ip) rhe Bun Rous Mke'l of which lay tossed over the Unek of e night, she asked me to divorer MU ZUG RSL ah Bane a nearby chair. A large patent BY HDITH JOHNSON and T refused. God, Buppa! If you ot SRO PaRe:? : ny ree travelling case lay beside dt, ne only knew how much I love her and, * motioned ts to enter, and 2 fed Instalment No. 25. Hugh one evening, he looked a little! how hard I've tried to make her “You're right, old boy! I'd forgot | the way, gripping Jim's hand in thy |troubled, but said nothing. That he|,. Ge , voods | ten about the newspapers, It weuld ing. Woods wa Ad in piss- One Year Secured 8% Gold Notes HAS UANTURS INEAR: |seaubted, but anid nothing. That Wel me. And whe did love me Ct Woode {on Ayres artery Hid ing. Weeds was standing bythe win: and his whole nome dragged through the pose so artificial, so e “L waan't thinking of Helen,” T re-|dain, that 1 felt the shore bate see | YF it were not for the eternal money |them without comment reaasured me.| {hurried up my dressing, turning sponded testily, “but a lot of cheap along the back of my neck in hd m ane question there would be far less | Nevertheless, C decided, upon think-|oyer in ny mind che details of Jims ing it over the next day, that I would it of the Secured by pledge of stock of The New York Edison Company dissension between husbands and married life. In the lg We were Just hacking into the) tion, blame myself. Helen hadn't reaily) but when he ¢ | |be more careful and surprise Hugh 0 he oriety won't help onr law practise | tayonism, When he § a wives, far leas business transacted |hy my economical: Intest developments, 1 ae line ‘ Me heard us, Woods i aL . Dated December 1, 1920 Due December 1, 1921 ' Ie ouacélvorte! oauith [py my economical administration ef | painful tact that 1 was partly to)" |turned with contemptuous dekberds : . i caught sight of ti “194 When 1 married Hugh I had never |, Tt Wa about the middle of Novem-|joved Jim when she married him. On, | Arve when one of the servants came /dunib misery on Jim Hass Per one ee Interest payable Junc 1 and Detember 1, 1921, Principal and interest payable heard of budgeting an income, wha yicaaomny: with Lucy Cor lyhe'd loved him in the same way |"lOn Str Thompson! he called. | ywcnuil 4 dull erimson, Helen rose am . at The National City Bank of New York, Coupon Notes in |Always accustomed to a generous al-|iinsparingly for her oxtravagance [Snead poral # lot of other nen mnom |. L stormed the car and waited forldivan, back of witch Wear” t = = denomination of $1,000. Notes arc not callable. lowance from my father and the free when she had married friend John |one time or other. She had married | chat weites standing. The whole performance Py use of my mother’s charge accounts, Tarn ah a rampened into i re Jim because it had been the thing ta “You're wanted on the telephone,” ene Maaenee chose near him, the look q which sromed to be delightfully elna- | ina’ 1 hag hep windoncaiupving at (ao thet wean to eet married; and ahe| 7 vurried to the telephone ind m as she pail owed y completely which ly which of the n she loved, that my heapt K ind 1 lost hope of ever bringing hes back to J i pack to Jim, It was Helen who tirat 4 slammed the door to the booth, ex could give her more than any of the| hecting to hear the volow of nome jtie, I did not understand how neces-| te the matings, We had stopped to nary it was for a young couple on a| irk at some charming pleges of pot- | orimtae Where TL camo tn wae that T | ies IR othe e L at T) porter demand if there was any truth moderate income to decide definitely | ter displayed sn the window, and out Had urged her to marry Tim penatien | ore arian that Been. Tamion Meidee just how much they could afford to| weer ¢ ty decided to go in| he was the bes: man in the world and gon had run off with Frank Wooils., The $25,000,000 One Year Secured 8% Gold Notes will be direct nye obligations of the Consolidated Gas Company of New York, and 5 (oom he price saucy selected 4 Pe " oT. “Yo ‘oe! t ' ix Dew will be secured by pledge with the Trustees of $34,000,000, par Jiay out for such soparaty Items as | (RA 2#k the price | Luey selected a pecause I wanted him for my brother-| 45 my. buzzing brain It seemed thit|moncigoe Net (He note I lett this i eee value, of the capital stock of The New York Edison Company, rent, food, clothing, insurance, recrea- | \na while she : opal, | in-law. . “—ol'cha whole wanla must have neands (iat re ‘ the annual dividends which alone ‘ tion and {ncidentals, Probably it was |7"4, while she was writing a check} | remembered now how cold Helen <4 ¢ m his lips once, and ' a ial ado ad ps s ween exceed the amount Junfortunate for both Hugh and me | {oF Jt my eve was attracted to an ex-lnad been, even during thelr engare=| Mtato1 7 called tudtot word was. barely x bore quiattely done 6 landscape, s t sual tio axct eee TARE dible, . yl a x y and ma ° Ne iL 2 i) Helen's voice. rick adore ll ye large equity over and above the funded debt of the Consoli- j[ {budgeting his income, amounting to] formations alist e twillent ay ee Sone with the man who was to be} 'ntien!™ T yelled. “or God's suke,| fran! made up my mind to go w oe ted Gas Compan: reeen\ }$4,000—that we did not agree t } keine 5! . er husban. ‘ad made me so ho Haan nk — dat 'y of New York is represented by $100,000,000, HH greta havea: stated ailemence tor |e acy, tan't this lovely?” T ex-|that I had reproached her even in| “uere are you | Her ‘tone was coldly. tin aim : t wi ‘ ’ the 50, Liste rar. | forsonal uni houschold expenses, wo |caimed. Tt ls just what T want to| Sim's presence. My words didn't| ba Bue ones daisrene va | hous . hang over the mantel In our living | sem sealy words didn't! jen, Have you seen Jim jthat at the very vuteet I might have | wom, Every tme T look at that bare | “wre toraffect Helen any. i kag de| Her voice ounded faint and strang ly on her fate be . ’ o rect Jim a jo! e aken me Na oe he $ : |been learning # few practical lessons | SOM. Ever, pitect dim a jot tte had taken, me | iy, uncontrolled Jecause I didn't want jon the management of money and It in lovely, ' " “He's her lovely ; ea—yes!” T shouted. “He's hera| She glanced down at that I also might have been acquiring | sony you buy it?" h¥Y|me full of moonshine about how he |sho wax openin n at Why did you com ok?” come back? Jim par value, common capital stock outstanding. The Company has paid dividends on its stock continuously for over thirty-five years, the present rate being 7% per annum. , greed Lucy, ‘ * worthy 0 ache with me now K and clowli | yf he! af 4 think T ought to Duy a painting, even | YOU" 4 |ren! Please hurry!" inding the interview h a 5 | . 1 "1 ‘ married. Nac Hy ding she minder than she z Notes fered for dekwery if, ae and when tseued and received by us, aubseot > an- My gatensen mane ee they, Wore earn [oman one, without fret Totting | ey had been married a little over] {But Helen” —— [had expected P= proval of counsel. Delivery in defmimve form te anticipated on or avout Deoembor 18. 1080 sal Saeuah kee eneh pain ee EARN Hugh pass judement on it, and hes aehen Trauk Wwonde ote “Don't ask me Bay dusations plea bet wey I hoped that If 1 could show Ex . ¢ b em prompts | ides 1 am quite sure it is ‘much too ht . cat 3 ; 2 Phere was a catch in the voice on thy YOu definitely and finally ¢ rains ae y and without question. My parents | txpenaive for us.” brook on war business for the ony end of the wire. “l e-can'e lave You, that” 1 hat E don’t y wun devoted to mswer any questions now, but bring Prank, your pride, if nothing eae Jim, and hurr would induce you to give mothe te Bed vorte for 1 Lasko The recei he which T asked That {s the |] ind Hugh's had given us the furnian- | “XP ae a z Deen \Ings for our apartment and in buying ure Te peoe Gna ind aie: ta Papa Jott army, during part of they they had not counted the cost, the melee, wore the Croix de Guerre Price: 100 and Accrued Interest, Yielding 8% Ket bad a very aanple trouseesas f : overhearing our con-| ith soveral palms, and could hold.a clicked ang 1 4. : : = n we decided t 3 , stopped forward 4 y of people enthralled with | Ot of the booth, a thousand quest i ve © cone back—go purchased no clothing or accesso: company of peop! Y y His y ight make it 1, ' ‘é and my personal bills were almost 7 specia! price on that | stories of hie experiences. Whether he | Pounding In my, brain marry withot a scmible for us to inti beast! nil, During that first month we had | Picture E he said, addressing | had a right to the decorations, or! must have been something in ‘That was very cor 6 : very little company, Tt wax not until |e, Deen reduced from| evan ths “uniform, no waa cqiite my face that told Jim 1 had teen | sneered,” Sonsiderate of you," y ‘ |the second month, when we gave a | $250 to he artist is one of the] sure, but it set off ev good point talking t len, for he moved into Nui kop anit aries . Complete circular will be sent upon request, |few dinners and T had a group of my | It he|o¢ hia massive, well built. frame, He the driver's seat and greeted mo with | “Tm dantned ig ty uss, Warrent ' do." T retorted, & brother's right to _* {unn who will sneak rs home to make love to te wife, behind’ ts back,” and roar ef | Woods turned quic single question: "Whe 1 panted “and yo is whe girl frionds in to luncheon on several this painting | would stand in front of the fire and. the ‘occanto that the bills began to] be worth four times as much | tell of alr seraps in such a way that | “Home t grow. So great was my ambition to|48 & matter of fact, madam," the) while he never mentioned the hero by the devil Ato eyct distinguish myself os a hostess and| dealer added, as if he were giving} name, {t was easy to guess that [might 1 inyse Th N . ° to reflect. credit upon Hugh by the |Me some very confidential Inside in-| “nem” and Prank Woods were aynon- troudl even be e ationa ity mpany quality of my hospitality that when- | formation, “a painting like that fs an|ymous. He could dance, ride. play ot Into the at least have N. al fever wo had friends in to dinner T]inyemtmenty 1 fang Mme and shoot betton than sist and the Of grinding Me, and vou know it i lation: engaged the bert caterers in town. TI B s i bad r thay beat of us, and when he sat at the gears and we we ol the Jim. pit his A 7 City Bank Building, New York \Riwaya. purchased. flowers. for the | sald the loquacious, spendthritt Lucy, | inno and aang, every man looked at sinooth drive with a that tHe knew {wv sa eS An iy shoulder, Uptown Office: Fifth Ave. & 43rd St. | table, when if I had been a little more | Who probably did not know what the|)is wife or his flancee and wondered quickly biought tears to my eves and| "Den't, Ruppat! ht, erate of expenses f might fust| Word meant, “If you don’t take the| where the Mghtning was going to put the fear of God in iny heart well have picked them from | painting, T will," she continued. strike. ‘or although he was a ver How we ever escaped mother’s back yard garden. | That clinched the argument with| proper young bachelor for months, after we got inte the city During that second month several| me. [ told the dealer to send the} ,nowing no unseemly Interest in to this day, for Jim ner of our close friends had married and patnting, and opening my book T{ women, ajlof us, | think, secretly ened speed. He sat th Suldenty he seemed to et > life “From the way he att hee v I knew that the old courage slack. sehieh lad won so many cas with Jawa court room way baok on the for te euch welding, of ec demanded | Wrote out a check, felt that he waa setiing the stage for sel) pumpine ge* and still more gas fhseae the purchare of « gif le \ at the (Te be continued to-morrow.) 6, “myand i into the ttle ce Thrice 1 saw (Read To-morrow's Grippi: yond of the month, I took the billa to (Copyright, 1020, Uy toe Bel! Syodicate, Lae) Uf be had singled out Hr from death Joom ap ahead of ua ae vehicles! Inatalment, deh . ‘ mavens -