The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1921, Page 24

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1921, a continued to rule firm. practically unchanged. a Wall St. Gossip Wheat was | Menta’ Seon wottiucl «S"wnes| Mated Suffrage and Society Leaders Making Hats Stock Market} 322%. 1. conus sain g arta y sorte For ‘Rummage Sale’ to Aid Children’s Welfare Work 7 PAs was to be expected, considering tn extent of the rise which occurred @uring the firet two days of the a ree taking came into the | Comat, 1919. ty Bovte, Meer Oo, this morning and price reces CHAPTER IX. |_ To a man, the crowd whirled and | gions were genera}, But although a (Continued.) stared. Louie Solomon. swore. | Uthis profit taking was coupled with a JT always, no matter where iguark oie “Ydu make it Sg of bear gelling the market! Why the call money renewal rate hie thoughts strayed, like 8)" “No.” was the slow answer, “I'm man lost in the woods and travelling in a circle, he in- variably came back to the starting point—the question: Why did he hide the mask in the cabin? One thing was certain, He didn't hide it without a purpose. not weak at any time, It oon- , jned to display an absorptive power was surprising even to those persons who have been firment in ex- Pectations of an improvement in Market conditions. "Much: of the new buying which should be continued at 7 per cent. is becoming one of Wall Street's prime mysteries. Bvidence accumulates that the rate is arbitrarily fixed by @ coterie of banks and that It has no relation to the actual supply and demand position of the money off of this for keep: “Hell!” gro the one-eyed fish. erman. “Since’t when did y’a quit?’ “Yeaterday—about sundown,” He raised his‘ giass and clinked with Loulé Solomon. It was well toward evening when they pulled up to the landing at which the hduseboat lay. Loule gave | game into the market to-day was in| market. Wall Stréct now witnesses cea Wien iam rear A itd careful directions where to bulid the | the rails, Traders worked on the pe pc en he hai i «| fire, and followed the Pearlhunter ‘ aaedlete econ a eet ee dropped both masks in and watched |up ‘through the trees, through the Seeeecry that the ree in the ledus-/that is as low as the call money them burn to cinders—and afterward | UNderbrush beyond the strip of open Mrials bas gone far enough for the) rate, The {legitimacy of a 7 per \ halted i ‘ea shore, and to the cabin, tapping, ) time being and that a further 44-| cent renewal rate for funds repayea- blest} every few steps, the pocket where Yyance cannot jogically take place fmtil the railroad ixsues swing into line. This new buying caused early advances of from substantial frac- tions to nearly two points, with the “low priced non-dividend paying ywhares being most prominent In the | forward movement. the pearl lay. the spring. Then he went on down the slope, through the bushes toward his skiff; the Pearthunter turned in at the cabin door, Alone at last, he did the very thing that nine men out of ten would have done; took the draft out of his pocket and fingered it over—the concrete ana fle on demand can be fo better il- He went straight to lustrated than by the fact that out- aide brokers, who have no direct re- lation to the Stock Exchange money crowd, are willing to loan call money as low as 6 per cent., and jt Is known that in a number of Instances offer- ings of money have been made as { { CHAPTER X. T noon of the next day Louie Solomon, after much hag- giing, found that he could | not get the pearl for less than the stipulated amount, and the | banker removed it from the confer- |! iv : tangible evidenc day won. ) Bet in the Industrial hay sri iow as 43-4 per cent. ——— | ence room for a moment, when Peari-| te tnd geen It toe ACSA: und yaarce moved off from fractions to —— hunter refused to accept five thou- it drive in through the gates of |" Ymore than a point, motor and rubber] The rise in stock market prices in wand. Jawn—and now It was forever his. _ Wehares were generally heavy, and] Probably little appreciated by persons = bdo piace aatny “Stop,” cried Solomon. “T'll give He spelled out the magic words; Five Spven the vitriclic Crucible in early} who have clorely followed the trend SPAe WM TNE MRS: Pia! . thousand, a wavy Ine, no hundredths, deal! fost about four points of| of events. There seems to be a popu- LOWELL. MRS. Hen babes dollars. He sald each bold figure over dealings RIFFIN MRS IDA mort: The banker brought back the plusi|to himself. Slowly a face grew alive : Yesterday's gain. lar misconception that the market |r mina hoddhih case and set it down on the table.| "Mong the words and figures; @ face : gears Roebuck was an exception. | hovering around its lowest prices, In DIVIDENDS. The Jew took out his check book and| {Tamed in yellow hair; cyte thae Vathe premium on this stock was ad-|Teality advances that have been rek-| rhe New York and Honduras, Ro b to weite. ee cae te ee aa ee b . Ro- ewan to write. e had made ie ei to 1-8 of 1 per oent., which| !stered, particularly in the industrial) sario Mining Company declared the In @ moment the check, made out| Would make then huge AMLine oN _ notes that the’bear interest is cling- Net, are quite startling when studied | regular quarterly dividend of 3 per to “Pearihunter,” was in the youth’s|t@~norrow she should send for that J “tng to the short sido of the markot|dlosely. For instance, Crucible 8tee! | cent, payable Jun. 2¢ to stock of i fingers! Five thousand dollars—in| “the sound of groant > tf this issue, but at one time it showed | has risen 36 points. Stromberg Car- | record Jan. 18. Directors yoted to ‘ is of groaning came in et . buret hich sold as } a words, and big plain figures! it was|the cabin door from the bushes down Ratiig gain of six pointe, most of which | buretor, which sold as low as 324 a) omit the usual 3 per cent. extra Sa \the first check he had ever owned—|the hill. ‘The face was gone from eg retained. short time back has advanced mor: | ‘lividend because of the low price A é is ” he had He} the draft. He thrust it back In his MUIR oitne ercee uc crash news devetop-} thaa'l? pointa tol above $0. “Trans. | PTevmlling for silver, ne Beautiful “Creations” Are Dee, the rst one he had over Bom aie | recket and stepped out into the yard. > continental Oil has more than doubled | regular quarterly $2 : ‘ Sal Was still reading it, puzzling over it | His first thought was that the little ments to influence trading, and the gular quarterly $3 common divi signed for Rummage Sale | when the banker grasped his hand.| Jew, none too sure-footed among the ©) echnical position of the market had| !t# recent low price. There are more |dend, payable March 1 to stock of HAT : r + aking hunds with him! |ocks, had stumbled and hurt Bins fo than thirty prominent issues that |Fecord Fob. 10. | to Aid Children. The banker shaking ow Ne Ceca eee ond turk Dicngstt, a | NKING AND FINANCIAL, _ | have gained from 10 to 20 points. In ail haa ping [ito the bushes. “The Jew had hurt ~ | large number of instances gains| is gradually belng reflected in the Oven, High, Low, Last Oren. Hate tides by society womeatoe| ny * Dave tbe mony oft é pune 1A look fo wild and terrtbte have amounted to from 50 to 75 per| price of copper shares. Less than a baer * bs = 3 x jd aa oR tf... ee the “rummage sale” of the League of “Why, my deur boy, fee meee? te tao Gta eae Hens aia upon j cent. of recent low prices. month ago independent dealers were|Gi, mi a tes MM We MM AH| Mod Dues NY. Women Voters are on display to-day | Snewered. JavENINg, And slabtlig Fit [oD bla back, with one anm cramped : ‘| offering copper metal as low as 121-4/6., Rot. & P.O G% G% BH GH | St Jomo Lead... 1G. . [at No. 511 Madiwon Avenue, where the |O8 the shoulder, dl under him. The other arm was free, Z A F; Bo hk ‘There are certain protainent bank-| cents qa pound. Big producera were|C. RL & Pte MK 44 THN THK [See Sem ee Sy “ti gale will be held to-morrow, Friday much cash in the bank. but he seemed unable to rise. With 7 ree 10 « |] ere who profess to be entirely out of | Gouple to find purchasers when they| it Gr Westen. 8% 98% Sua dee, ie 5} and Saturday. Some of the hats are| That was a new one on the Pearl-| his free hand he was clawing desper- ' synypathy with the advance the mar- eY | Chie, Ge, Wert. IDK 20 10K i 14 }charming creations which professional | nunter, He had supposed a bank] Mtely at his bosom, and the fingera of for Men Who Fey ad They ain that re ia] reduced thelr price to 1234 centA| cme « Nethwet. GON 7% OX 7 ah Git] Women Mght be proud of and none | : lis unl joads of | “Me,hand were mussed with blood. \ et . y at it I} But these big produ have: tew| Chie Oke . ue lik ue 11%] is to be sold for more than $5, pee este waaie: UE cee he Pearihunter leaped down the i-timed and illogical. Yet these) isca theif price to 181-2 cents, and| “Ml Cone 2% bo {G2 ]/ In addition to the hate there is a) money: hil and bent over him. It was then Wish to Know Siina bankers ate Srmeetiln the be. ua) Puree a ug 3 |targe collection of articles donated| «what will I do?” he saw what the bloody hand was t ee dick toh of the credit strin. | COmsuMers who refused to buy when| Gmmcua . mG es Ma 44% | by members of the league, even Deing | 00 can draw gart of it and de-| MWg at—the handle of a knife, hilt peak the market was 3-4 cent 1 Gol F 3 Ae 2 |a real “sacrifice” by the donor of a| bbe deep in his breast. The Pe: i y 4 and that b lower are now Niel & Irom... 304% 30% VOM % ” arlhunter ‘ s kency is passed and that business | ee ine market. Gl A bates wa. ae ai %| cherished possession. Mrs. Frank A. | posit‘the rest to your credit. raised him and the other hand came has definitely turned the corner. The Col, Gan & Bleo.,, (6% 58% THK] land Th ee sy te am iM, | Vanderlip has presented a Japanese! Ali of which was a foreign lan- free, It clutched a bit of cloth of * The General Rules of principal basis of thelr complaint is * Colom, Grvlo...cs GI% 11K 11% 114 | Stora Warner "... aN HR lecrocn, one of her wedding prevents | cuarge to the Péarlhunter. flaming red—a red mask. A Southern Paoific stock will sel) ex-| Consol. Hal ad ray ve Sl 0% #9) | which she has treasured for sixteen ‘ - The Jew opened his eyes; recognized Trading. that while it is the function of the | Roushers he Ne See Gee BA FH BN | alae 9! i” 3% |Joarm “here are vases, pictures; «| “I didn't want to use any of thelene man bearing Mim Uo Ea - ‘The Rights of market to diecount events in advance, | T#hts on wera as oe Le ol erie rl mat at | Sterne Ol a 194 | Brandfather’s clock and even a fw- | money,” he finally managed say. “1] “Dot timber buyer,” he gasped out of Stock the rise in prices has been much too |then be taken off the price of the |(00") 0 Cai Sis OM “ed ein bets) BE ay hf | yorite doll given by the litte daugh- | don't expect to spend a cent of it for—|of his flooded chest. “He choke me— and Bond Holders. rapid, and that if bullish speculation | stock, which will bring it down sev-| cont, can am ee gg a 2 | ter of Mrs. Willis Mitchell, | you knoW—small matters. 1 expect to|1 tear off d’e masi—he shtick me.” | continues if is not untikely to cause | eral points below Atchison, which ts] ako Oi lie BY 31% BI alk oe aa ibd Bet | was decdarea wloverat thedeat crise | ion ooctgintgeomali-bie: 1 just want aaa tecee eee Gropped the mask The Deposit Require- 4 enterin, ; Produ aie Ri ‘Tranmon ‘Of for sumetiiug—well—bix st sJand bes © pocket ‘of his v | ments for Carrying the convalescing stage, to have a re- | "M0. 6 per cent, dividend payer and} Simic. OM OM Th TL | inion Hae a 11% | for a trimmed hat. ‘The prige, ® pair | ed to show it to a—Sriend.” “Himmel! D'e pearl! D'e Blue Mone fapse. whioh usualy sold at about parity) cua Cane sume, OK us% Sd an | Linen, Packs Py of scissors, was received by oars, | “You might show your--friend un [His eyes grew vacant: flared up fh Stocks. é with Gouthern Pacific before off de-| sim Cam Gun at as foes ois ten | caet Be a» | Jaecke! with: ners Spereciatien than | check.” The banker stole a glance a. | again, “Mine Gott! Rachael! Rachac’ How to Give a Broker There is a much greater feeling of| velopments boosted the vulue of the |Oien Amer Sars. 29 cag | Valtad Fuad af, | many a mor§ valuable prize in con- | Sooo giowung openly over tie gein.| His mouth quivered open so wide hearts i fi nl i Del & Hudeon 2 4 : Ry Ine tests in which philanthropic work is | Cow that the deal was closed. “No,” lic| that his beard rumpled upon hi 5 ; tee a 2 it e pu 0 of the con’ hel . ar, breast, a! Instructions. Geartulness. in copper circles, which latter stock haa ae dean ih tye cat a4 not the purposs Lack of the contest. | continued, “there's u @etter”—sifer, ne) Hrmast. and the blood welled out ovae Den & Rio Gran pl 2% 24 GT | teat Mra. Prank A Variodit omen, | Was about to my, but didn't—“way| Ms’ chin. His eyes bulged: the Dome Mines ..ec6. 11% 13 tee tained the hat trimmers at tea at the | than that Why not deposit the check ie eee ceased clawing at the COMPLETE , STOCK QUOTATIONS —2 P. Endicott Jotinson s+, 60% 88% OO ‘24 | Metropolitan Club, 40th Street and | Wud take out a draft?’ packedeag het twice, and droyped How Indo: ’ 144 My "0 |Lexington Avenue Among the| “Druft? What's that?” . to dorse a 20% aie Mx | cuests were Mrs. Ida Mott Gwynne,| ‘The oid banker reached bis fingers Stock Certificate. : 19% 16% 41% | Mrs. Willlam Valet, Mrs, W. P.| Up through his hair and studied tis CHAPTER XI. High, Law. Laat, Oven, High, Tow, Last, | Famous Player .,, 4 3% "{ | Worthington, Mrs. Caspar Payne,| man before him. sitting down at bis E . How to Group Invest- aioe eve ay aL | Am Wet. ru et 8 an” OTH OTH | Fisk Hubber % % | Mrs. Frederick Ackerman. desk, he wrote rapidly for a moment. HE Pearihunter picked up the aba tg Mae, Sey 9 We 18 | Am. i O% 9% OH] 18% 8 The proceed of the sale will be de-| ‘The Pearihunter read te paper bit of scarlet cloth that had maby hess 4% AHH OH AON] Am Zin of Ms omy omy ay |Gen Wk Wass 4 voted to welfare work among chil- | over with curious interest, put it 1a the fallen from the dead man‘a Minx Raine 35 | Anaemia... SN mk OTK or Geawel cips ats dren, particularly in the rural dis- | bi, formidable envelope the banke: Binds. th ip) murpeising: Hoy 4 . - ‘ e x 2 4 2 tricts, Mrs, Vanderlip said that be-| gave him for the purpose and but-| + . pe : 10" My Edition limited. Vila Talinem . « AM | Abstieon My... Mh Bh BI% 5% | General Motor 10 10% 5 cause children’ live iB the country Coned it ‘away 0 ab iikaus pocuur v | C4 man can think wien he has to. a Aitia-Clealmann pt. Toi | Atlante, Bir, & AU 6% 61% OHH | General Mot Ded. OB Oe WRT Ee they are supposed to be well pro-| his blouse. {pe iuvstery of the arm thrust in y or write, Am. Agr. Chem... GH] AU Come Line... 8 8 86 a5 __| Covdrich 2% 42% 42% AUK White Stotor, vided for in the matter of ventila-~| It was the longest time he had cyur ‘he cabin door acrosa the moon-p# a Am, Boot Gugar,... | At Gut a W 7 7K |G Gray & Davie 12% 12% 12% 18% We OU. tion and health, but actually are in| been shut up in go smali a room in ali cleared, The finding of a red teres 8 W re = snows aN Ath, Cal apl Lo boy 40% 40% 42% be pool i ie . 4 Wile Over greater need of medical and dental | nis life. 1t was oy far the finest room Were body would identity t ‘4m. Cotten Of... nw| nee, & Ome oe, oe 8 OO et General Anphalt ,.. 06% 88% 00% 61M | “SRY divided tae touprovide tale’ Drocéeds WHI'Hel get out of it 146 Sied 10 (hank to other, anon jay oe ae OF Bhs ; Ko i te f Me i ix div t le thts. anker ior his Kiudoess, but the old CUler ch of the cabin a km, Tour Op... til teh Moe, 4m ak ak Be 16% 18 18 | oan te tween Ould be sutticient proof tha 4 * JONES & BAKER Sen, Bitene oss 198] Peta. Steet Mh Wh 4 wy m4 WH T | A nea neers Pemidin gt hart vant of the cabin x ee oer \ Ame Tiled Leattin baited +1 107 oT oT 13% 19H" 18K the front part of the bank. ‘Che lit- ut why had the bandit plauned : Am, i, & We t.. 51M + OH WO OR MH f5_ BB 88H the er fad by this time put tho‘? Jay the theft of the jewel on him? Specialists in New York PUR nabs: os ee ane aes Om Bh 4 OK Hilve ‘Moon back in the plusn case, /t WAS Not his way. He took his toll Wie Am. Latina as -M% Uh th 1h 4% 4 ae a . put the case in his yest pocket and aed pra Bolnt and galoped Carb Market Secaris: | Am. Ldneorr O.. Butte Cp & Zam 6% 8% 5% Bly 8% We 1% ynned up the pocket 4 y bad he changed luis | Am. Lecamot! ve 8 |axete & aw. BY 164 18 10% Ae Wh HS «YOUR HUSBAND Monimamell” ted, turning Methods now? } BROAD STREET OFFICE {| in sus Ruor 8% | Dmerik Cx cas WK 18% 18% 108 ae merety i He the tole 8 He had laid his : : | way from the tae, “You pearl)», } plans well, thought 4 60 Broad Strect Aum, Shy & Com, 12 i 16 MA 1 5 oy 3 ow psa iss all crazy. I'd gift it to| they hadn't worted out quite as he An, Stee a * j “ : WY | Int, Mor, Masses. 10% 10% 15% 16 “1 got my price.” een an accident, forced on Ae, Sugar... | Ceomdinn Poe, 6.5 18 108% ITH ONT | Int. Mer, Man ph. GM 6 0% 61h “Und dot's more as anybody got|»im by the fact that the little Jew, guest geciidggioate| | Rietlcrgeecngeat- eg Pr tau fgg Rone allie ll eal eg EAD ot ep l= BY EDITH JOHNSON] © ie yet frome Lala Bolamen 4, ug the maak off nas naa Tessentas GR . : invimele OR yy.40 MMe Bt Bh He chu: ne wa cognized him. Am, Tefmcoo 5. 12D 190% 11010 [Cer De Pawo.... BON 30% 80% 0% | Inland Of . 4 4 . mail crowd waited outside. |Qtherwise he would have 7 ‘Tel, Mofiean Sqeace 1377 Sea, Totmeoo ta, BAIS 119% 44% 116 [Chandler Motow.s. TM 7 0} | genet te = 2 2 Instalment No. 54. latest of Oklahoma's millionaires. |200" A SON now news leaks out in |OWoked him into unconselousners, RE Amn. Woolen @% 10% M4 TO hw, & Oo. 01% 2% 61% 61% | Janes Toe * oy 10% 1K 0% WE WIN, Several of my friends telephoned thetr |. “gmajl town. Not a man but knew |‘@ken the pearl, and left the music 4and STREET OFFICE Ne ~———— | ee OY OO ery in 2,000 barrels. | ieee tuations, among ‘them Mrs.|now much the pearl had brought, behind to cumpiete the taugie he wan ORF Avewye SAVINGS BANKS. SAVINGS BANKS. Kelly Sorin, cs atk “W Kx: tumne in H000 Deevele: | RHE BNEELIGN: ind Tam far [ONE Ce 2 Grae (& AON, ONGAIES | Usa ”iaacatand, Sete Maan Be ' oe — i e - P| . popmenerie Morey 60 7200 “nee = Bee a tae ae With nervous haste Thad |¥Ow, my dear” she said, with that Rouee tn Cee Re pearl some timo chat nights ie vine 1% genuine kindliness and spontaneo ena it, didn't y'u?" his mask behind, and after Offices in 8 Principal Cities | INDUST Laglawenna Sted). 66 %6% 58 %64|torn open the telegram, So stunned | Gordiality which are eo characteristic) <0 ot tb wt when th : lope eae too slow, and| When the hue and cry w Lake Eric & Wont.. 14 04% «14 «144 fp Was 1 with the news that if the mes- | of her, Fe Ee raaras tor i suggest a search by Fi rae cat senger who stood holding out his . the little Jew answered for him, reh of the cabin. His Ganien Riekets Wien ; % Bhs GH) Senger who stood holding out bis] The next morning the grocer who a|'"Scourse he got it. What chance a|chance had come sooner than he had‘ Wh dd » few days before had canceled my ‘devil rl buyer got mit d’e|expected. Of course, he c 17% 17% | Madam,” T would have forgotten he} sreait telephoned profound apologies, [PY "tywn against im!” wave foreseen that’ the “mud Pet 51 OMAMBERS PTREET, New YORK. 12 3g | Was theres ; blamed the odcurrence on # clerk, and | fnee statement, or one like it, wae) Wished to Ox the crime upon wourt ea Vin Bae Sreetiaa ies eres, © Cre tea Riteeae 8 (Bie ne ee B. Maleisie hanger as Taleo) begged me to overlook what he now | what the crowd had been waiting for./be the first to find th ane would oy, ou 15% a of Jo ened up before me! | termed “a most unfortunate mistake." ver, The finding| Even though the AL Four P x 4 @ gy | Two thousand barrels of liquid gold) rhe whole world looked so beautiful ~~ Bee othe varus geme, the (in the wasine he evidence secreted e ent. er um Maxwell Mot. mt pf, 12 2 (1 Bey WONG ORY Aves bis i Pa tee to me, and J was in such & forgiving |most valuable pearl ever “h'isted” | that dead body was the mest Sd lr : o} , | mos - le is the ~ LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. OM 424 Durcerre yuon $5 to $5,000 xvrrrise renssre, May Deot. Goma. 070 16 TH | Fehom trom cate, ‘the means of IB: larder: ‘The fatted oul’ must be killed | uous, the, Wabaah, was, now Nisloly | gerous Diace inthe world for mi Sa a ee : ie dulging my taste for things that are |for Hugh, the conquer i Had i i hob the Tank eens had $500 REWARD Mand Gorge 3. 18% 18H Ie 184 | OVELO® ene more: wonderful, more | “ftughts train waslaue et £90 o'olock | Apherman chucked his bat up in the | passed since the Tast gus of Lule 2x21% inches, title TO GIVE OUR DEPOSITORS THE FULL Midvale Steet eet romantic than an Arabian Night's |in the afternoon. If it were on time | hich the crowd Joined. One would | under such a stress when Tet Pi Pte nahets ADVANTAGE OF THE DAYS OF GRACE Minn, & 8 Louie 12M area signing the book, 1 elarted 10 ter Voheode Starters tna hd eset; Rave, ROUT Cine, eanh,tnan ners] unter threw ‘he ask down by the ALLOWED BY THE BANKING LAW, 5 Mo, Kas. & Te.. 3% aismins “the messenger, then I. ro-| in her prettiest frock. I decided to ar- | "8a,000 © Hive Moca ar foil Geni | body ‘and turned to steal back i Mo, Pacific 2 H | ‘Phe Pearlhunter felt a good deal} the hill. ad pee 4 neh riedly, > ie pla tha u H x tte: | 1921, ON ALL DEPOSITS RECEIVED UP Mullinn Tor ety the Lappiest ef women, and you are |Just before 6 o'clock I carried ‘Mar: |CtIME,Qf the tension. ot tat eel | nie nernirled: stared; slowly raise TO AND INCLUDING JAN. 13, 1921 Ratanad) Ace 363198 the most wonderful of men. Love and | jorie into the living room where we| setting tr the same rellet, Cauuut | 8 hands. it's one thing to tace | ° Nat, Clone & Gut: 31% Kisses from Marjorie and me.” svuld look down the street and watch |p in the crowd, both buyer and odds; quite another to fuce certain - National Conduit Closing the door, L went back into | for Hugh, I did not have long to walt | “Mier were swept across the road and |2¢ath. Behind the three black mux- | Nat. Taam, & So. the house, Then there came upon| before a taxi drove up and Hugh|into the expectant door of the Mud zles poking out through the bush al ¢ | Novae Commo} me a violent tion, I was seized | jumped out. Handing his fare to the| Hen. wlowered the truculent, bearded facey = gO nn ag | N. ¥. Conte... with an uncontrollable trembling: | driver, he almost ran up the walk. Be-| ‘phe Pearlhunter had just twenty- | °f Louie Solomon's three powers, Ae@1, ALBE! i IN, be: NPN & 20% Tho sudden change from want to|fore he could get out his latch Key I/qye dollars and twenty-seven cents| Grim as the three Fates, they Jowed father of three sons, N.Y, Ont. a We, 18% 18% 18% |abundance, from uncertainty to se-/ had flung the door open, in his pocket. He had counted it stalked toward him. Two of them mann of Converse &@ Oo, Patrolman | Norfolk & Weetarn 100% jon 100% | curity, from unhappiness to happl- | Dropping his bag as he crossed the! that morning while waiting for Louie | kept him covered, while the third + rank Hannemann of 94th Precinct, urtiwm Decitic ., 84% M% 8 ness, Shook me to the very depths of | threshhold Hugh folded both Marjorie Solomon to come. It was the last | Plucked the revolver from his packet Patrotman Charies Hannemann of 79th we Hootie Gied., 34% 4 4% | my being, and me in his arms, kissing first one cent left after paying his mother's|and dropped it into his own, After (ae danabtene, _ Polswoman | OMehoma P&B. 3M At the risk of waking Marjorie, }/and then the other funeral expenses. He threw a pocket- | that he bent over the body of his _ secre) | Ota Bteel 15% turned on the light'in the room wh Didn't I tell vou how it was going worn twenty-dollar Dill on the bar| master; touched his face; Moria BW. Young of 86th Precinct, | Owens Motiling he was sleeping, and lean }to happen, Hughie? It simply {s too motioned to the cro hand; Iaid it across hie bree ee Pelicewomen Bertha M. Conwel) of 291, 293, 295 Broadway, N. W. Corner Reade St., New York | pact Gan s+resss ber little bed, | murmured, "Sav did not know I could bo 90)" "Make It food whiskey,” he said. |picked up the red mask and snariea 204th Precinct, in bis 79th year, | Wreettis: Om (we, 1) thank God,” while a single tear fell “No ‘squirrel’ goes this round.” around at the others. The others <j Relatives and friends ure respectfully | PanAm, Peerulaan on her chubby hand. ‘Turning to my f it had not been for you, Alma,”| He couldn't have made a better | growled; swore; and the i) the Pearthunter Dy tavited to attend funeral services at his er ent Per Annum |pan, Am, Pot B 70% vtoy {dressing table, | seized a photograph | returned Hugh, his eyes beaming sat- | speech for the occasion. The crowd | fancied the revalvers pointed at him ° Penns, Be Ress. ‘i |of Hugh, taken during our engage- | isfaction although hls face looked a rheered. The little Jew said some-|a little straighte: : Inte residence, 840 Bvergreon a ghter, a little more vin Poona. Sea, Steal. ment and kissed it rapturously little drawn, "I never wouk! have had thing, but it cowdn’t be heard. The | dictively. It x Brooklyn, Wednesday, Jan, 12. 8 P. 5 , y. It was not the first tim: * has been declared on all deposits entitled thereto Pere Marquette “Dear old Hughie,” [ breathed.| the'courage to o through with It, It's bartender set out a long row of|these three had faced the Red Mask. ts up to $5,000 will be ived and i ba the Palla, C0..ss.s + . How happy ir haar a ssa wart : Cpa AR a eo a telonéd, maces. tA) Ae A Nts dg ou He had long been their particular Amoun' A received and interest pai eon. Phdtes Petroleum. 8014 ‘or the rest of that nig! jeep wa. ow fi or denly quiet wi leo! nightmare. Tt rcp Teeree Arrow, ay Impossible. Alternately: I moved about flinging to, jie arm "You did it iting, : ter yg ee, Migteih atte’ ime : Peas Oh 1G tho house or sat staring into the fire; Jevery bit of It. I'm content to shine in | Fach man picked wp a lass and | and with empty hands . 3 DEPOSITS MADE UP TO Tievstnineh ms |The next morning [ hid a second }a reflected glory 8 Good enough stood waiting until every other man|"“"Dne one kneeling ‘by th Pots & W.Va Ey) message froppediugh, saying that he] for me,’ waa served. The crowd wan to] seemed tobe the i y the body 8 P.M JANUARY 13. Pood Oreak Coal... 18% |would returfi the following day, It| Marjorie was patting her father's occupied to notice it, but the Pearl~ funy lent ie leader. He felt » M. , 1921 fos iva baw. WC j was il T could do to control iny tm- [cheek and eurgilog delightodiyy an it hunter knéea were fairly nhaking carefully lnside the poskst whers the 1 a hationce, so cager was I for his re-|she realized what a glorious’ thing him: his face eet nnd pate. ‘ Hi ehed the WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM JAN. 1, 1921 Pe Gaus ery [Path for the details of the bringing | had como to ber parents. With swi ‘vas ubout to 40 the hardest thine | other Pockets; felt carefully over the Way Copper, 1% {in of the gusher which meant such a mt eye f looked firat at Hug the n Inn had exer teebleg 19. Nit is. oven Pst He rose after the fruitles: Rendig os0 4 glorious future for us, al ic. n ali er than joney to “a Wi WS WS 60% In the paper of the following morn- | clous nt gt cay life. the Wud Rore, He nicked un his Ped ‘esl, #4, Be OA 88% Ing was @ story abous,t well] (Te enti To M glans: Mt down At Bask, r shook his head. rn & Sted, TO Th @e ML tn which Hugh was as the (Cozyrigh. 202:, by the Beli Sradiuate, t mine}! )" (Read Te- Morrow's