The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1921, Page 28

Permer frook yn Doctor Dead. | Dr, Williary Jorvie, eighty years old,! fed yesterday in the home of his! DIRECT PRIVATE WIKES, Internat’! Pet. Salt Creek Prod. Anglo-American Cosden & Co. Simms Pet. The above-named group are vitally affected by the recent changes in crude oil prices. Our specially prepared pamphlet cogently outlines L. L. WINKELMAN & CO, @ BROAD STREET, NEW YORK ¢ Telephone Booed 6470 Branch Offices In Loading Cities BANKING AND FINANCIAL. Inter Paper | Inter Mar Marine. . Inter Mer Mar pf. w Noted fer Developin; v Writer: jttee John A. Bogart, @ kindly soul who| {stu Nickel - a started many young men on their way|iy..g on... % to literary fame when he was City Ed-| jena. Tex - 4% itor af the New York Sun under Charles | Jones Tea |. -% A. Duna, died late yesterday at his| Kansas Lida . home, No. 181 Wi . x Kardas City So pf. +4 cenphents six rare de "| Rely Gevnatels ria. rate yeare oi, Keleay Wheel . +1 After retiring from the city desk of | Keemscon cmnper poe the Sun about thirty years ago he oon- | Keystone, Tire =i Unued writing brief unsigned para- | Roses See graphs, noted for their homely humorous | da yewenns Sirel ‘3 philosophy and sound sense for the Sun- ' gt aay Sun. Tao Rub & Tire, saniuacceneatiiesssmenssens: Lehigh Valor. et Loew's, 1 = % NEW YORK MAN ACCUSED |?2*"*,,!"° zh IN PROMOTION SCHEME | !«riara +14 Louie & Nash . Held om Charge of|\im on - as Fraudulent Use of the Maile, | yin Sut « 2h Nov. 17.—Clyde Colt of |Mertia pany . a | arrested here to-day on| May Deot Stores,. 91 a charge of fraudutent use of the'ma! Maine. Petroteum 116 in connection with the promotion of | Misti Copper... the North Shore Fisheries Corporation | Middle @tate Oil Midvale "Stool 25% of Boothbay, Me. ° Th The complaint alleges that thousants| Mine & Bt Mowe. Ti of persons in New England were vic-| Mo Kan & Tex... 1% timized through sale of stock in the|Mo Kan & Tex 3% 3% 3% — % fish corporation, which wae said to| Mo Pacific o*~ * have no assets, , Mo Pacific vf. 4a% * + | Secretary some independent interests and the Burns Brotbers interests. The syndicate manager is Jackson E. Reynolds, who is a director of the ooal company and has been identified with it for about twenty years. The total consideration to be received by the railroad is close to $32,500,000, Dates of payment of the instalments are Dec. 6, 1921; July 1, Aug. 1, Sept. land Oct. 1, 1922. The first payment will be about $10,000,000. aot tla DENBY WANTS TO ACCEPT GIFT OF ROCKAWAY Aske Congr. ’ Permit Aviation G WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—Authority to accept from the City of New York, without expense to the Federal Gov ment, the sito of the naval aviation sta- tion at Rockaway Begch, Long Island, was requested to-day of Congress by Denby. ‘The et comprises ninety-four acres ‘end on it are hangars, shops, storehouses and barracks, which would be of little ‘Value 1 the station were abandoned, =| “as Allied Packer 3 Ablied Packer 2 Aluminum Tel, bs cunda Cop) NY & Phila Co Gs, Slufatintufonn HEHE anaes $35 00! A Leather $s x for it by thinking of him, and of him alone, during the whple of the long journey back to the hills, In my mind I went over and over what I was going to say to my brother, and how I should best break it to him that L who'd left the Camp as the meek and spinsterish Miss Agnes Vaughan, had returned to them as Mrs. Stephen Gabriel Morris, the pride of the com- poser of “Sweet Stranger,” and other about-to-be-popular songs. T'a go into Jim's room alone. Of course, he was well on the way to recovery, but I expected that he would have been packed off to bed early, Well, I'd go in, and I'd blurt it out at once. , At last the car rattled us up and down the roads to the Camp village. It looked deserted, the elm-bordered village street, from which all the other Campites had now departed. The car pulled up at that old- fash- per ts, back behind the trees that shaded it, “Topping place.” said my young husband, sniffing appreciatively at the “SWEET § “Dear husband. there. * * Jim! ing thought! white steps. Good heaven * * * Poor taken all about hi that plate. bore, pure alr. i “You wait outside,” I begged bim, Do Not M Mouse: must be getting of our money!) blood went gallivantin, t fitted mi * In one r —ill again? 3, it was Jim had m. So We When you get ush f yy” ther, James N. Jarvie, No. 150 * Mountain Avenue, Montclair, N. J., ; A stroke of apoplexy. Dr. Jarvie eticed in Brooklyn for more than f | ‘9 '65 Pas rn yA forty years. He retired in 1906, Dr. | ae “4 B BE RY A RUCK vie was at one time a member of | | MA ot Ss the New York State Dental Examiners, ——— i Ser Net | ! 5| She et, tom, tat, Os, | tate noon It A Double-Barrelled Love Story | Mom: We NDUSTILALS | u BANKING AND FINANCIAL. ig! deste We deme Cal th tA tt Conrriaht, 1920-21, by Dodd, Mead & Co, { ‘ " a mea |] relaht, i . | Co,, Ine, nal Aue ‘ Coeerial Tan at any tone a gra] 7 SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTALMENTS. 10701 f 0 | the : 8 a 2 is iany montis tm sgt oe Jim Vaugnan a young Hritisa officer, and Agnes, f > New York, Chicago andto * \ Am Basa Nw Sm Hebish Amer Tod roe tthe Ametican git! whoes tittle ‘teen Jade. go ad found in a Jondon tbe rtuni Much the same degree ofgoptimisin 270 3. [sm Bees sts. S109 Brian Amer Tom tran ‘Varbell, ine gitl, was furiously angry, but accident teienied mat she was woaride © Site Oppo nity shown by the stock rhet yestec | | mare Magneto t Ce f | poe gs elo ee rae eal bic a Rept. Jim fell ti with fever a! a sive 4 Hive bedient to @ phone © e "Stim Pilot.” @ Canadian flier sae Rad met on for th der i day was in evidence this murning |“ purng final trading tie market oe- | A Bm 6 1S | Glpeard) antes owed 1a Siw Yorks Caiparabed 69 CULUILE Ciate, oa Bigiac vole Atese deed At or the trader in ; Price advances were not sb “untiorn, came very two-sided. ‘There was) ya Can ow it ‘he Pilot and icarned that he had settled all his Canadian business preparatory jo joining @ friend tm “America’s Second TOME trie, HE In certain vec Honey: | CUNBIGEHADIe | freauure | Usetted | se Gal ae Ray si | erraas Ooar ding tn Knstand, wed An linpetuous wooing and Claudia Crane's sanowon to the ist there was heavy pro sold down to a new) 20 (hou ai ambia Emerald aM ‘i * Largest Stock ing, but there was, never | low for the day and Was off nearly [48 Maree pred neg Pia el CHAPTER IX, vl a Market. her strong accumulation of ra.t | 4 po.ot compared with the ciowe alt A ta 2 eof Mey (Continaed bh treat doer ated wide open pal ‘ e esterday, = Most : : ied ad 0 a HOULD you not » thougnt|i9 Lo yvent, prepared for my so gftel stocks, equipments, copp ‘i eel shares showed di Am | t ® shes 2d 200 Durant Mot 2 you not nave thoug 7 A new book, “The Story ANGpA HUTT OP UpNRTE ETON Coe RET teen | tt tee 1 ia Ie 100 Given Revel te that Claudia Crane (the chap-|"€hearsed confession to Jim. 1 went tains, valuable informa i ap inclination to Mike proBte aad |e Mawel Oe Fide lca Ae ne the mother of suns), would | Witvout any answer, “And then—then ‘ A f ‘ The decision of the railway execu- 4h Bot tie Palle tonived | Aa’ bavsamotive 6 oi have been all against the|! Went in. tion and an interesting lives to reduce freight rates on.| down side, but tie rails com hed (Nie é 7 0 he mad e > »| NoJim. The room empty. The bed 3 to rule at or near the hig’) points | Alle i a Herden Cicer 1M suggestion? ot she, § room empty map, enabling you to farm products 19 per cent. at (his) 10 tile at of TGiBAWe. keen datgry Raa Imperial Tobacco "4 /seemed to find my lover's plan per-|Sttipped. Not one of Jim's belongings ‘ ime wa: ‘orably ed. Shy & Coun i we , iz i visualize the colossal pw rates will remain in force for] Onis success ayy a Ay G1 bate Gil Th MH oven aay | fcUly compatible with ordinary prac-|@bout; nothing to remind one that ee six monihe AAG Ie by the end or] “faking: but w pus) bl bacitie ‘Tel ate 1200 Na 3 |tical common — sense Jim? | he'd ever been there scope and world wide that time the Railroad Labor Board | to new high figures f 2°) fan-Ain Cetrolenm ita | Why dr 2p f I thous ht He's gone ‘ ncesit re tila] Why drag in Jim? Poor old Jim had ght, “Ah! He's gone back"to activities of companies has not acted on the application Considering the extent of the recemt | ‘ pliant Perret it t lhibeaas tin cn ld J ee ate Enis oe whose stocks are traded carriers for a general wage red advance, the action of the mirket ; 4, {bis hands full already; an affair of roon-mine.” Here too. no tion of 10 per cent, the old vates| could not be other (ham pleasing ren 4 Pein Seaoard Stl a, | His own to look after. Jim had seen} Si8n of Jim. 1 opened the cupboard on this great market. will be re-established, to holders of stocks i a wie ma . Gan ve|this Mr. Morris who was to become | 4nd drawers. Nothing of Jim's. A But there was no one in the financial | After showing a reactionary trend 1G 1B, ao gig eee Sharan Se Radio Com pt ie 2 |his brother-in-law, As friend, ¢ I fled toward the back reg Copy given without district to-day who believed that! #round noon the LOSE bye p tO Tg pPblindelohia ¢ s00'R. J, Repactds Bw. Shel | Phe aie acest lee Nae as bathed taidng aoe tat obligation. the Railway Labor Board will tail| market firmed up and deman eT imuage ‘betretous Gi Hehe Calcd tig, » he approved of Mr. Morris— here encountered our kindly iandlatly. to act favorably on the application | sterling gold at $3.998-4, up one- cee ties adel : How a’ you know?" 1 put in, as-| “Well, Miss Vaughan!* ‘she dx- Ask for E. W.-518 for a wage seddetion nereey th eighth7or n cent. Sp ttierce Arrow ot ut | tonished claimed, “We didn't know when we jon « months. nd, at = * Lieve ait a “4 " mie Her tt seemed’ to be the TARA ape et wee is ae sk me 8 the boat that the te going to tl agajn Your consensus of opinion that if and + ite ae Wet Va. aw tha ‘ was a thoroughly nice fellow, who| telegram iq your brother came this when wage reductions go into + [bitte & Wen Ve of 000 0 8 Map i) as. [seemed ratner tMoUbab ian 6m ei Vanuiee i fr My * th deca «x et Va op 1 US Ship Corp . . n chy kee® on ‘Mouse. i mg—i sent it on Lo in effect the deerease in the coat o Hoa Ovees Coal 0 United Profit: 8b ac apen afro “On? Is e here labor will not be offset by other "Esl aa Rgpons putes ns esarine Tn fact, our chaperon did—1 can] “On? Isn't he her Dit Pri wi o iad only describe jt as “hustle thel “Why, no; he’s been gone three days rect Private Wires freight rate reductions, | rutiman Comjaus + 81 | 500 Wayne Coa ¥ dese a ‘ us the + No; ns ay veh Devrat_ Batter SEBS Ies Cote cto nekb naGniiate | ‘J istota Aiea Suter | 1400 en Kind Ghee way we were going. She said, “1 my. | now see Dee i i shares were able to make new highs} {7° ARCS ne og [Pure on STANDARD OILS self would advise you to wait—it I| “Where on earth's he gone now?" or the current upward movemen eA eric § P| che! Bj Atchwon ty We... " n & Bingvaw 810-8 oO ” 96 e! i ' “He ghty Three New York Offices in the firat few minutes of trading, | Company. has decided ty offer to] Al Bin ia ‘chee Parte iy weg] thouRhE that a delay of six months) “He left, in a mighty hurry, for 225 Fifth Ave. Tel. Mad. Sq. 1377 with the transcontinentals being in! holders of American Smeiters Securi-| ai Gut a Wit ty ae: Canoe d Imp. O11 of Can & my {Would be of the slightest practical] Chicago.’ 50 Broad St. _ Tel. Broad 7150 best demand. Before the end of the ties Company preferred "KY AG G&A WH of s 'hReading Se) 40 Indiana Pipe, s si sx [help to you and this lad. Or if 1] 1 stood there gasping in the ps S06 Fifth Ave. Tel. Mur. Hill7120 ; first hour profit taking set in and] the opporiunity ty exchange 1 ves Low Vitesingtes ‘Type | Qt SY trans 1 uw [thought you didn't yet know what|sage. “Chicago! What's he gone early gajns dwindled to small frac- | stock for first’ mortgage 5 Kat & Obw Rep'oalo Stee! 9400 8 Oi of Ind. seat | y ty ee ae io tions. bonds of the Atnerican Sai | ta & onic ot ag rear Aiea 1 | 28 Ou of Nw. i ee Caer Way reat Se cnace tort ; In the equipment group spectacular| Refining Company on a pier for par | itis sicet 24 (Rou 1 & 8 ot : 35 Ware Oil. wy {months of your perfectly goml) “1 could not tell you, honey,” sald gains were rogiatered by Pullman basis. | This offer Will remain OPED | heii, steel Sy | Reublic Motor | INDE youth?” demanded Claudia Crane,| the mistress of the house, her comely and Haskell & Barker, and both | ancl Dec, $1, ne | tera ‘| oval Daten NY 1% ) Athied OU $ with sweet reason face beaming. “But don't you worr Can A Small touched new high marks for the a Noth J tiene Od pt 2 | tev Altied OH new " We left it at that abbUL Capt Vausnins [He lcbken AWK I year. It is believed not unlikely any The Ajax Rubber Company has ap- | ig, Rava ‘tarnit, S 1s: Joveph Le | 0 Boone Oil sal i RUN Mit lise . ‘ investor official statement regarding the pro- | proximately $5,000,000 bunk loans fall: | yen tte, trae ate glsecune be 1, | 8700 Boston Wyoming 36 (Hotel Vanderpool, New York City.| Miss Tarbell, she's been looking after posed merger of these two com-| ig due next month bi is intended | grins Term i heey, douckwen ' 100 Brazos O11 2 Later.) him like an angel hed ake AN 7 . “ 5 c Yy panies will be made after the close | to fund Ue RiSterneAtee ae é HOF a 8 fos ut +} santa Ceo Sugar, Py} Bar am ou Lid 30% The incredible has happened “Ah!” T said, with jet, "Where - 5 of the stock market to-day. Other! notes or bonds, The Ajax Compa: u Coy & Mim.. fi'e @y Saxon Motor i‘ 200 Carib Synd Oy She’ f f I ol away ee Tarball Worth-While equipment shares were uninfluenced | has no funded debt at the present! jure q Suverior 1 |: AU ANTE 4 Service B cts. Sree Se Eee eee ee ena Bnd) Stisa Carbell Bat 1 Money? by the passing of the New York | tune | Caddo Cont Oi 18% tt Fl eden? Yhoamue es: | lee Service pf aughan-that-was, who only ¢ a} Tart Why, Miss Tarbell al Air Brake dividend after the close Cal Pacaing Selietal OSnwee | Serttoe oul for her duties and her twin brother;| left here the day before Ca A man with a small income of yesterday's market. ‘i vi aad Me re 4 lets Eotes Inet eane ter sintaek: atten “| 100 Gosden & Co pf that little, dull, domesticated, shabby- > : 7 It developed that large consumers of | dustrial Alcohol Comp EMCHEG- | Culit Det of. | 00 Creole See - ; caren co a picaKee is apt to think that an in- Gilet aw SINGING TAC ECL conta py Wled lo iret late tastny ty consider Leen & nua. rest Oe ct ean |biue-serge-clad British spinster type.| “Heavens above.” 1 said blankly. vestment only ties up what pound for metitl to be delivered in| the question of dividends. Judging} caus te a seine Wiebe i . Edmonds Oi! ‘3 | Behold in her place t | Ud just remembered that, of course, Jittle money he has and thirty days, and copper shares were | by the action of tha sock a suspea- “e Pagans x » Bik Basin Pet 8 ‘i s [pagan young Mrs. Morris-that-is! A/| she was a Chicago girl . * able to make excellent response. [1 | Sion of payments Is anticipated. One i 1900 Euglureee’s Petroloum 6 _liiithe Honey lunnt oblivious of| “And the message Capt. Vaughan brings in a few dollars a is less than a month ago that cop-| director stated to-day that he could | co, KK ot St foi Un 108 Fereral Ob Cash iT 1 [eas . lier of 1 x year. Yet a great deal of per metal was offered at 13 cents | see nu reason why, He Present vate] over He Maco gine cettet ‘| i100 Federal ot 1% 1, [everything save this seven- <| 1 te fa han hich ol ents—4 0 UNL. ANU | Ciyidler Motors i of NJ. 2 500 Ci in f at f would you p! 800 money has been made from one ahyshould net, be conunued, Its Rieanenes + yet VL EN 3) ot | Geduase cut hy i thiihaee forgotten—can you believe it? wesalite wits hitn? ‘To the Whites small investments. 1 T0 12. TO 12 known, however, that other directors | oA Scr Rit Fonte [pea Weeoee : ite forgotten all about Jim! Never| stone Hotel, Chicago.” i i . are of the opinion tat dividends! . asi btn wt a | Strombera a wits —forgotten out Jim! Neve; ) Chicago. $300 is not a large invest- — should be omitted at this time for] (i) pasun ton 4 | Studoimker Tee reseiral thought of him until this very eve-| At first the Slim Pilot began mur “ment, but worth-while money arther progt taking made its ap-| the purpose of conserving cash re-| (itn Se $2 |Sutacine soot Pa fissedrceaste aa | |ning, when my Stim Pilot and 4 were | muring things about not seeihg why is NOW being made with.an pearance in the second hour and | Sources: ORLA Pope ot ped tated eae +) . oubiat dinmenttomethar: My) tus we should have to streak off to Chi- investment of this small PF mere Mae. MNGHS)’ o.cuumpen ot popper ark Oieplnying oe ieee oot breram) Omens’ 4} face Andi volcebecame allio cago when we had this fine chance of 7 > be are Ohie Gr Western %H + % . mast ‘deli in .R amount. police ried fate lay ee 1 f£auir | someyoncern over the future course [ome ween of 16% Tera Pacific. ses assur He'd seen the change in my own face. | Prolonsing our honeymoon in the Big $300 invested in a regular business, can Ice joined those stocks making | Of Meal prices. Surplus stocks are | chic & Northwest... ow | res & tao Onl, Se) “aco Merritt Ou “Why, Dilys, what's up? What's the| Outdoors. \As for Jim, wouldn't: a which it sti w highs for the year, being rapidly reduced und it is not Copper 12% Bed Maelo ‘1100 Mee Pan oe ‘wire to Chicago fix it for the next is not stock but real value ne eI ‘i y generally appreciated that it prob- |, ‘oon aa Trawwon Oil Mle a ‘ matter ‘ 1 Fy 0 er e+ % - rd 4 I fe t a long stance ¢ Pen OSOce 18 8 ew: yeni ness of Crucible, The latter stock | ter copper companies to resume} Coy cola... 81% + Union On +1 G00 Mountain Prod 1 2 Startled, my pilot glanced about the Heys Se RSs BOR . Let us tell you about this oppor- has been culetly pressed for sale on | 0Utput on a large scale. To-day cop-|qol Fuad « Iron Diy Talon Pacitie ‘S1 100 Now! OU 5 rf selaiminetteart “Please put ‘Arriving Chica f: tunity—not what we expect or every rally since the issuance re.| Pe" for immediats delivery was|¢y) « southern. ... Union Pacific of.. ~- ‘S| s00 Noble OW pF. 5 Minti ai ao: urday.’ Sign ‘Mouse.’ ‘Then we'll but what it is, NOW PRO- Lak ? : quoted at 133-8 cents per pound, but |Go: (ae & Flecule United Dre f Stl aces aie on : im?" he echoed. “Where bedi io oe cently of the |annual report. ; him ourselves. Yes, on Saiurday DUCING. You needn’t depend |] oils, after showing carly mains rang. | 1 the trade it was slated that the |coumlas Gaps United Drug it pt Atte 46 + 14] 300 Sew Eng Ou § | “Oh, not here, my dear. In Vermont! [in OMraelves. , host, thee upon well written letters to gain ing from fractions to more than twa | /@78e selling agencies are not press-|comp, Tab & Rec United Fruit 119% 1184 + 7%! 1500 Ohio Ranger Doesn't know we're here! Oh, d'you D&tling Pilot-boy, we mus mpl yr information, because we are points, sank back to and in some in, | 'n& ‘he metal for sale at this Agure | Consol Gas eed vee: Ered i 200 Omar Oi} realize that he doesnt know anyching P00r Jim! «Think of him! When dm jad in New York. stances below the cloning figure/ | 8? Beene Bibtosaternee esata i eal a i Hey ie ny aeee + 00 Ted Rock at all that's happened since that eve. 2° Happy and all.” I coaxed ‘ ‘ : C ‘on In-Cal Mining, Retail - 2 at's be : ; : Attn Write for further informa- eh enerdey. untavoratiy inf ca| * large lot of the metal to be deliv-| Cont Gun ........ USC Pipe. - estate ree ning when I just blew into his room,| bate that evening, in tie ing, of tion or call at our office. papers wee datavorably inAuenced |iered tn’ thirty. days Condon Oil. 2S Ind Aleobol. 4000 Simma Pet snatched some money, and told him that waning moon that had been CENTRAL AMERICAN Corp. |f} can Sumatra. Tt sold at 20, 0 new “s ie | OM Urea Na eee #00 Stelty OW .. that I was off to stay in New York Mounting to the full on the might that A The State Superintendent of Banks | Corn prtncte Gl, US Rubber (0 Southern PR ee f lke $s place ¥¢ 5 Knickerbocker Bldg. low record price. Motore and tires ‘nas insued a call for the condition uf | oven tens Us Rub it pf y A for three days with Miss Crane!” fe nedilnat welked!tn titeipinge: [gok 42nd St, & Broadway were irregular. State banks and trust companies as| c., Ds [ibe dabanagbiny “Good Lord, but didn’t you"— Bim. with me toward) the Inke,.doive RTE A of Nov. 15, 5 Posie dateek tayoh NeliT alantieritean wire oni Wat Wee quien aul Ht re, ata 12 70 1, bank 700 Tuckenay Off ' "ve never even | &4P in the hedge, I stoppec Ail Sanaa of eoeepr ances are 3000 United Tex O11 ORR Ee, ene LVS ERaY oD CY OR ory gucw Alki DA feniatts with atte now lower than at any time since as Cia thought of it! i b . { Further eacellent buying of railroad] Nov. 21, 1919. et ee cat “are you sure, now, that Miss Crane PUSh, “aintil I call you to stop. shares again made an appearance a 7 1 anne a 1000 Wilcox OU won't have written and told him ali! Wondering a little, he did as I aske on the reaction which set in canine, LIBERTY BONDS. 18500 ¥ OW ” jhim, When he was nine paces away the latter part of the second hour! yipert, : : : about you?” : el as 7 ke 'y 3 1-28 opened 95.30, up .10; | mndicot-Jotnean ON, 5 | ° ‘ amare ok fod tile Seg was apterte work UP| second 4s opened 94.40, up 04; tirat | trie ot she. She had to tear off back | from me I called W Walls Debio avorites And in many’ tases now highs for | 41-48 94:52 Off .04; second 94.64, up .04; | rie tat pe. + 12200 Homon to Chicago the minute she'd seen us, Me here. : ; tha cursint Taonth ware ecg latered: Pele Geo, up, 08s fourth 7s: View las ad of vals Farm +2 married and off her hands! She's! Barcheaded, the moon shining down A chart analysis showing the con- ‘Ther was vigorous buying of Chesa- | om” 99 .70, off .04; 4 3-48 99.70, Pemow Playas Su sh | Ser Magee: x Me coeles plenty of things to do besides writing on his slim gray figure, my ‘Pilot dition and the possibilities tor profits peake and Ohio, and it rose more be ao Vamous Bisre w., MN BH sh — HET nee ere. a to tell people's brothers that their sis-/swung along the road toward ig, ‘et Paco Corp me. i A hi hro ts. Hocking Valley,| FOREIGN EXCHANGE OPBNING.|!isher Body . me 8S a + We + 1200 Cons Arizoi hid 4 __ jim the stocks of ten companies that Pentoalleg Bethe: Chews mune ted'l-@terling, demena, 405s cables, | Pat Rubber 10% 10% — | Western Union . + 300 Cons Copper M ters have gone and got married to/smiling as he came. No wraith, he aretavorably regarded today. Ohigt hee Rat Meaiimea aivigente 4.00 6 hy Goal seranch trante peal Freeport Texas 16% 16 18 Westiosiows ae - Mit Genoese stray colonials at a second’s notice! |came up to me now, and real, he tuk pf “4 4 ad ad wl 1 eeling de + ‘ortes Silver or rs ¥ and ‘it is considered a possibility 4 4 Gen Asphalt 044 Obi OM + 1% | eel eps A And, of course, she imagined I'd wired | me in his arms. General Asphalt Endicott-Johneon that when the directors of the par- | "DANG. .07281-2; cables, .0724 1-2, off |oen aahal: of... 102 100 1015, + 1% |Whecing & L © of a per or to the camp. Of course she thought| “Tell me, when you were walking p .00041-2. Lire, demand, .0417 1-2; a 4) | White Motor . — | 1850 Cons New Utah . | MiddleStates Oil North American bal Alera angered hoa co they | cables, 0418 1-3, off C001 aon ls 180 + | White OU. — %| 5600 Fi Salvador I should be writing reams to Jim, as/over there just now, did you—dia you Heuston Oi! Miami ARIE Re eA eat tee cue gian Wiraucm Geuiend: ith ica; Tee ue Wiokwire Steel — % |2§100 Eureka Croesus I always do every day when I'm away |think you'd ever seen this place bes Haskell & Barker Internat’! Paper continued ‘irregular. General As-|blea, .0703 1-2, off .0001 1-2. Marks, | Geo U% Tie+ % Pay aptlorrery ie ree commie wierwren + from him——" |fore?" Dome Mines Coca Cola |, phalt spurted forward and the tire Goreng 0nd cables, 0089, up) tise Pe aes oN + hee Oo 29 as 1000 Harmeui ‘D “No human soul writes to any other! He told me with his little kwush: : | Rroup Pee ate meen ware BOUL TTT eulaR Oth oe OMA Ree liiekee ns ia be | Wecooain Central.) 36 iS 290 Heela Mining iuman soul when it's on a honeymoon, | didn't see anything bul you.” ‘The outlook for each industry, |]! one Hem per cone ***| trance, demand, 1898; cables, -lses,| Goudsich ut 80% 80% + % | Woolworth 1h + 4} 11800 Indep Lead Dilys. Not on a honeymoon that's) So when he asked “Why, Dilys, each company and each stock |] Off 0007. | Guilders, demand, 3523; | Grav Minus... 28% 26k 90k + |More Pump... 44% 5 ee ee worth its name.” : [did you bring me out here?” 1 told waphically described; also outstand- |] \TTOT. Sabi nae Prien ste eee ta eae Ae att ao IB) Total sales 923,800, 200 Magma Copper ™m not listening to you. I'm upset. | him no more than: “Because last time it bonded debe, total |] | —= 1878; ho BI BOF 0018. | eae Sener f a 200 Mason Valley For now I can't write. I'll have to tell|1 was here { happened to be thinking | Sweden kronen, demand, .2340; ca- Nor 0 3% RK Bt ie , j meta, book value, estimated carn- The forward movement became more | bles, .2845, up 0010. | Norway kronen, | Qreeve Cansnen 2% 4 — | JERSEY CENTRAL SELLS 1 oO Jim—get back’ to him at once!" stent [aout You" share, par value, average Pronounced during the latter part| demand, .1458; cablek, .1463, up .0018. jaten Btecl.. 40 ae Oo + & lint Dee “You'll finish your very excellent] The day atter we set out for Chi- be oe : of the fourth hour. Haskell &| Denmark kronen, demand, .1860; ca-| Mastell & Barker. 80! 78% 60 4 1% LEHIGH COAL STOCK | 4 Sew Dem copper lobster first, dearest. You see, we cago, ‘epral earnings per share, dividends Barker and Pullman went to new| bles, .1865, up, .0013, Ausiria-kronen,| Homtoa (i! We 164 79 -- ty pl Be ees : ight” ‘ae years in which paid, present annual highs and American Telephone &|,00033-4, unchanged. Hungarian | Hupp Moton . wm 10% 11 tess Pipe: deans can't start to-night (Whitestone Hotel, Chicago.) tate, price range 1920-1921, yield, etc, Telegraph sold close to 115 for a] kronen, .00101-2, off .00001-4. Jugo-| Homestalm Min... 55 55 65, 2 | Will Receive About $32,500,000 Pog icy alee “The first thing in the morning,” I] When at last we got to this place new high for the year. In numer-| Slavia kronen, .0038, up .0002. Cze-| 1! Contral ....... 9116 97% 971 + te From Gyndicate. 300 80 Am P&G ided remorsefully, and found that Jim wasn't there my T Andiahoma Refining 3'4 130 Tono Divide Sec Copy free upon request, Son Sects tien Dat HS iad extended Chortiovens neces wae up ou oe sige * _ | ‘The Central Railroad of New Jersey | 13 Tone, Dinde i _ heart sank. | But it wee in the railroad stocks that |land finmark, .0201, off .0001, Poland | Ineviration Cop... 67% has sold 169,788 shares of stock in the CHAPTER X. But there was a note left, from | strength was most impressive. | mark, 0003, unchanged. Int Cons Corp. 2 4 Wilke Co. i : h, a upt, Vaughan to "Miss Agnes Members Sag au ‘There is nv doubt, now that the henanete an comeamet agngd im * pda: Ee: oe Some . oe bt need Ree. 00% 90% F, during those days of honey-|Vaughan.” It suid merely: py N oo oes of rotenone meee feands EDITOR JOHN A. BOGART, | \"" ~ {]eeay © ® svadionte among. whose! % gem , thet et lunacy, I forgot all thought of my! “Dear Mouse"—~ Pte bat hag but" that’ sentiment "regarding the| OF THE OLD SUN, IS DEAD| t= members are a mumber of minority SE RE ET BP auty to sim, at teast 1 mage up| (Bunny old nickname that 1 nad Philadelphia, Harrisburg. outlook for railway shares is more abe Int 1 | stockholders of the ‘cou! company, once though’ IL) | Please come straight on to the above laddress as soon as you ¢poss qn, Will explain all then. Don't tose aT minute. Your aff. brother, “oar And, underlined. “8 A, M. The “above address" conveyed nothing either to me or to my young But the thing was to get we istered, tore upstairs to change. Where was he? reg- (L knew he house." plate had in and ministered unto foned white house, seeming to draw| strangers while ther near the end Or was he—terrify- The taxi stopped’ in front of a big ‘apartment front door, at the top of the flight of shone a brass On the eee 4 doctor's, then to be by his own flesh» and & off to forget The sun flashed Jn I didn't see the name it To- Morrow’ lmohaiment’ * Interesting this, \ ( \