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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
GRAIN PRICES
RANCE HIGHER
Scarcity of Corn Is Chief
Reason for Rise; May
Advance to Record.

Chicago. I'LL. Nay 27.-Fresh advances
took place in corn today and the Use
carried 1-ay 20 the highest price yer this
season. Secretly OF supplies was the
chief reason apparent Opening prices
which ranged from the same as yester-
days finish TO 1Mc higher, were fol-
lowed by a slight reaction. and then by
an all round upturn.
No Important setbacks.
Subsequently further gains were scored
with no important sethacl-s isterveninE-
The market closed firm. a G2c net
higher with July at s1efia q 1858 and
September ar SISSY 6L5S7s-
Oats Bullishly affected
Oats were hullishlv affected by reports
that green bugs were attacking the crop
IN some sections OF Missouri After open
ing unchanged TO g. higher, the mar
lyet saEged a little ard then hardened
up again
Inactivity characterized provisions
Packers buying rallied the market
later.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
Discharged Lieutenant
EnZists AsaSergeant

Edward J. Ryan, Of 1906 Mountain
street, formerly a second lieutenant
in the 18th train, which was mustered
out Of service a Few months ago, was
enlisted as sergeant OF cavalry at the
general recruiting station Tuesday,
and viii be assigned to one OF the
military colleges in California as an
and tactics
others received for enlistment at
the general station Tuesday morning
were Ernest H Biscarra Of FL Paso
for air service at Kelly Field. san An
tonic, Tex Harold Cleghorn and Jose
Rivera Of East Las Vegas. n n, for
the 3l5th repair unit, Fort Bliss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
COTTON DROPS
ON THE OPENING
Heavy Liquidation Of Long
Contracts and Better
Weather RESPONSIBLE.

New Orleans la. Nay 27--Heavy Aq-
uidation OF long contracts mixed with
large short sales on the expectation Of
better weather conditions IN the belt
struck the cotton market on the open
ing today. forcing wide declines In the
closed firm July 52-53; october, SIS;
first half hour OF trading the active
months fen s. TO 76 points.
Cotton opened barely steady. July
sgs.a5. October. y30.6gs December, S30-4es
January. $50 80. March. Se9.so-
SPOT cotton steady and unchanged sales
on the SPOT. sSf2 haless % arrive. z6fo
bales Low middilnE. s27.25; middlins,
$50. good midIiins. SIS. Receipts, 5sssi
stock. 4s5.9oS bales
Coed spot accounts both local and from
the interior. gave the market a steaulef
tone. At i o'clock prices showed net ce-
clines OF G. TO So points.
Cotton closed steady Monday at an ad-
vance OF ~ 10 los points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
Holiday and Tighter Money
Prompt Selling; New
Victory Bonds Sold.

Sew YORK, 1lay 27--With the impend-
ms sripIs holiday and indications Of
tighter money prompted extensive selling
Tor profits in today's active stock market
sales auproriuaated 1880 900 shares
The close was Irregular
Liberty bona closing prices were 3 8
$3.50; first IS. $3.50 second 4s sss4,
firsr 4lts $500 second fits, $3.50; third
f1ts. $685. fourth AS 1885, Victory
4ais. ee-e1
Heavy Buying Resumed.
Euvfnr OF motors, stecls and equipments
on a larger scale was resumed az the
opening Of fodav's stock market. early
gains extending from 4 70 points There
was O. better demand fo- shippiuss. nut
rails were cousuara lively clll except LQr
the further strength in Archison ana
Southern Paci-ic, the latter showing es-
pecial activity victory 2 percent ncnos
were traded ia for the firsr time. initial
transactions consisting ~ three lots Or
$4,000. 100000 and $4,000. all al $3.50
Irreguiarity Provoked.
Trading during the morning approAi-
mated yesterdays high record, Sue first
hours turnover aggregatinE 100000 SHARES
Rails as whole displayed stronger
tone. also Sill pings, but otherwise heaF5
rra iizinF provoked moderate irreEularit ~
United States Stse's setback o. Z points
was coircidcnt with forecasts q earnings
for the current quarter Motors and
oils enhanced their gains and lriuet i7nai
Paper and 1000 shares were prominent
among speciaities-
Larger lot OF victory f7s changed
hands between 1884 and se9S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

WANTED-Good tenements. close n only.
LIE NEWMAN, Tenement Specialist.
Phone fs94- SOS s q Paln 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
GERMANY AGREES TO CUT
ARMY TO 100. 600 MEN

Berlin, Germany. Nay 27.=(By the
Associated Press) The Germany re-
DIV 10 the allied peace terms viii
agree that the German army shall be
100000 men on a peace footing. but
ElI urge thar this limit be not en-
forced until conditions are thoroughly
stabilized
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY I'D METALS

fET associated Eressl-
,Crrr Torz. Nay 27.-Mercantile paper
SO GIta percent
sterIinr. s0-day bills. SA61&s CONNER
ai11 f0-dav bills on banks. S4-tl "a com
raercial 60-dzy. ss-G1fts demand, f45ai
cables. Sf-65-
nar silv1r, s1-B7&-
llezican pesos SIC
Time loans strQng5 60 days 90 days anu
months 81 G5ai percent
can money, firm- high, 8 percent low
cas- ruling rate, 8 closing bid "a o.
fered at s. last loan, IA percent
co1ue-. eaEier- electrclg-c, spot 70 e
1ei.e. June and July. 1855 0164c
Iron. nominal; No northern and No
zouthern. s3s-75. No northern and No
2 r5utheru. $3.50
Lead. steady spot f5.1a1s es15i July
s1eter easy spot, ss1oGs.ss; July
sGe0fG.fo.
IONDON METALS MARKET.
LONDON. Eng. Nay sl.-Closing quota
tons IN the metals market today were
as follows
spot copper rs IS
Tn sass 15a
Lead. z21
-relter SIS 15s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
Grains and Provisions

Nnlc1Eo 1rrlius lla-e-
Corn-July S1-661z. September Sl5e a.
Oat@July 6SAc. September 65c-
Chicago Provisions, Close
Pork-May $500. July S-tds-
Lard-Iuiy SSl.75. September S51--a-
Ribz-July S27-72 September s27- 5
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago, III. Nay 2l-Butter-F -r'iii-
Ceamcry, 500 55c-
Eegs-Recelpts. s5.c1s cases Market
lower Firsts 41is q 42c; ordinary firsrs,
90 ale at market. cases included flis @
f3c; storage packed firsts, A. g 5Ac; eN-
Potatoes-Arrivais- g cars; weak Old
United States grade No I. sacked 81 q
23a- Western Russetz S.U2-l0s View
Florida Spauidiug Rose no l. Sc $50
barrel No. 2. S1G7-5o- Louisiana Bur
banks, go pound sacks. No J. s5G 6.5ei NO
Kansas City Produce. Close
Kansas city. no. Nay 2L-Butter-
Packing. lie lower. fEc5 creamery. Sc;
firsts. soc. seconds. fSc-
EEgs-Firsts. $50
Poultry-Hens. soc; roosters. 17c7 broii-
ers, 45G50c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

Observations taken
At 8 a. M d6rn
meridian time Nay
20. ISIS.
ForecagtBf
e Paso and Vi
eiuIiF. Probably fair
tonight and We'd
uesdav-
New lfeEico- To-
night and Wednes-
day fair not much
change In tempera-
ture
Arizona Tonight
fair; slightly cooler
Wednesday fair.
West TeEas To-
night and Wednes-
day probably fair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
Sifualion, Wanled-MaIe


Young MAY years o. age wishes 90
learn business salary no object Al
dress F100. care Herald
HONORABLE DISCHARGED. aged IS.
speak. read. write Spanish flueulITs tAi7
Enowledra French DeEire position here
or fin any country where either language
is rcculrcd- Importing and exporting
preferred Good references. p o. BOX
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
Personal

sPIRELLA CORsETs. Mrs. miller Phsss4
VANTED-A party who wants TO ship
auto TO Los Angeles TO get carload rate.
Phone r0agr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLF.

SMITH SAFETY AUTO line - Hot
Springs and Ensle. New Mexico ria- Elc-
plant Butte Dam twice daily. Leo r.
Smith. Cen Manager
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

SIX JOINT OWNERS OF 5000 acres.
practically solid, 90 Mitchell. Howard and
Sterling counties. VIII give 10000 for drill
inE contract. and lease 10000 70 $4,000
acres for 81: or viii make either drill
ing contract or commercial lease alone.
I am one OF the owners. and can deliver.
Don't write nor wire nor come 10 see
me unless you mean business and are
ready and able TO do business Harry
Hymau. Central Trust Bldg, san Antonio.
rexa~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

New York Nay Cotton futures
closed steady July. 51s2; o-tober, so-s5'
December. el.55; January. 500; March
3a17. spot cotton. quieti middiing, $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
81 PASO STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the high and low bids
on the Ei Paso stock Exchange az me
81 The high and low lids represent
practically the bid and asked prices;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

The Womeu's international Confer
ence for Permanent Peace unanimous
~ passed a resolution condemning the
terms Of peace
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
MEXICAN MONEY.

-crican bank notes state bills, itt-i
,scnican gold, 5o54c
lrndras. IKE
-rstones. old. sec; new Csc
-rezican pesos. soc
L .-un.-e. 20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
Helm Wsnl.5-MsIe

-----~-~---~-----~-------
BOY WANTED-ro work AZ soda fountain
Apply 700 z san Antoulo-
BARBER WAIVED SIS per week guar
anteed Must be neat and first class
workman j. II wise Luhnccz. i
WANTED-lfintary tallor. one coat maker
one pants maker. also lushelniau- Eosl
Tailor shop. s1ud +. A. Fort Bliss
WANTED-Combinatlo yard nan and
chauffeur; Mexican preferred Apply Al-l
Mesa Ave.
STRONG BOY with bicycle 20 deliver
Don't phone Gail 40 sos Myrtle. Call
fornia Basket Grocery-
WANTED-At once. glass glaziers and
work san Antonio Art Class Co. san
antonio. IeEas-
WANTED Or piece Jazz band for
road house Guarantee call room 10
Worth Hotel. e 20 p n
WANTED-couector Who can speak span
ish and English fluently- Reasonable SAL
airy 20 start with chance for increase for
industrious. Intelligent man Apply Texas
Purchasing Co., Room 8. Coles Bldg. Cor
san Antonio and oreson So.
AMERICAN BOY living az home. who IS
not able 20 30 10 college and wants
20 learn mechanical dentistry Must be
through school and mechanically inclined
Clusters Dental Laboratory. SIS FIRST Ma
t.onal Bank
OPERATOR-PRINTER wanted at once.
who can care Tor machlnes best wages 20
right man Graphic. DeminE. N D.
A CAPABLE dairyman. ore who under
---i-- s1F-.r- = 0 nv 10f- ~ P7so.
49,
y - - 80 :, -. 49, 80 80
s-a--l, VINE H-N"-s ---'-'
p l----
DRILLING COMPANY Just crEa1Iizire
wants expert driller- WIZ also buy rotary
rir in eood condition Drnwer s13. Ne
Kinney. Tex
PUBLICITY Nan WANTED-Compelen
live man for position as secretary and
publicity nan. chamber OF commerce Must
be able to get results and 90 the work
Give references and fun particulars first
letter Chamber o. Commerce fls-anclal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

Relative humidity IN II Paso az noon
Tuesday. was Is percent
Highest temp. Vestdy-f I
Temp az a. m...i I
Lowest temp last night I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

Cotton state OIL Co. stock goes TO SIS
per share after May e6th. ANY orders
postmarzed no later than Nay 26th viii
be filled at SO per share. Act now n
make you three for one in a few days
Make checks payable TO Cotton state
Oil Co. or J. Caldwell.
On account Of typographical error IN
my first advertisement OF Cotton States
OIL Co. giving two addresses: therefore
my clients not knowing which address
was correct. I exteid the time to and iu-
Guiding May 30th for subscriptions az par
SO per share
Phone 1858 or mail your order to
JAY CALDWELL. BROKERAGE OFFICE
SIS z. san Antonio St, FL Paso. Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
WICHITA FALLS OILS-

Following uuotatio on the wichita
Fails Central on Exchange are furnished
hv the Las Cruces stock Exchange. sew
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
THE WEATHER.

DFsARTsENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

s-EFro HAyE
- oT0FAEE
OF EcRPE-
THAEU Would
apHEAR UTHE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

OIL QUOTATIONS

These Quotations furnished daily BY J.
5urtiss and company Hotei sheldon
Fort Worth Oils
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

years today, May r. 1905 Togo Russian
Find gunner.
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
Left side down eye at right elbow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
Business Chances

HAVE SOME MONEY and services for go
ing business Years OF business expert
ence; practical an round man. Phone
1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
BURK SENATOR OIL co.
As ACRES N ONE TRACT
IN NORTH CENTER OF BLOCK $40
NORTHWEST BuRKBURNETr FIELD

Nay a2d drilling operations to commence
within ten DAYS ard shan continue the
drilling OF a wei TO the depth o. 5000
feet unless oil or gas Is discovered in
paying Quantities at q lesser depth Burt
Senator OIL Co. As acres ls situated one
mile from II. 4 P. Bunk wcl which sold
az $1,000 per 500 on Wichita Falls stock
Exchange May 2fth; and three-fourths OF
a mile from Tennessee No. ] which sold
Sf55 per sIoo May 2sth. Il has room 20
90 20 80 20 I when its first well comes
IN Capitalization S7o.000s par value $40.
Phone 1858 or mail your order 20
JAY CALDWELL
Brokerage office.
3l5 2. san Antonio St. FL Paso. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

-I|-N . -N-ITN 7 Vi II n
90 miles OF FL Paso. Investigate before
you buy. then buy We don't want your
money for nothing. and we don't want
an the oil lands for ourselves WIN put
our own rig I'm field IN next 80 days APP
ply at office or Phone es7T.
KNIGHT a Madden
Consulting Engineer
@I6 p san Antonio
md Floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27

HERE'S THE BEST BUY YET
A suit and extra pair pants
made to measure. only f2LlQ.
MOREHEAD'S
BUSY LITTLE TAILOR SHOP
500 n OREGON ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
Ranted-Misesnansous

WANTEn-Disnoud. sbout cats 3I-.s-
b . 200 .-.r.. All-.ss 20 H--.--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
Situations Ranied-Male

EAAAAAlA. "
----a--------------------
WANTED as carpenter 81 per Jay.
Can 7ls7 or 525a S. e Paso St
SLIDE TROMBONE PLAYER desires po-
sition with orchastrl nlght- Address
Glos. care Herald
BOOEkEEPEK and general office man. 20
years eznerleuCe, fine health. Eocd habits.
single. wants position with large mercan-
tile firm IN snail live town Best ref
erences given Address Els, care Herald.
ALI ARDJND MINER-American. IS
years OF age. desires a position. MEXICO
OF foreign ia years experience miner.
numper. shift boss Sober and reliable.
Write rlss. Herald
WANT permanent position with rood con-
ceru. with chance 20 make small Invest
ment- Experienced a. general bushes
bookkeeping. saiesuanship. etc Married,
own home- Phone 1910
POSITIONS wanted for TWO hright Ancr-
lean boys ages li and IS years Have
had some experience I'M grocery stores
Willing 20 learn and would consider auv-
thing reasonable address Fs0. care Her
ara
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
Heb Wanted-Agsnts
Help Wantsd-SaIssmsn

SALESMES-We have a proposition which
IS highly attractive II you can produce,
address p o. Box -79-
WANTED-six Eood salesmen who can
produce the goods 20 work nearby states
Here IS a live wire proposition worthy the
Investigation OF good live wires. and en-
opportunity 10 maEe some big money no
stock selling Apply W y. jenkins. no
tel locke
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-27
Help WanIed-Mals Id -

COOK WANTED - References required.
Must be able 20 take Fun charge o.
phone I71f
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-18
TANLAC IS BETTER
THAN HOT SPRINGS
Ringle Says All Treatments
Failed Until He Took Tan
lac; Like New Man Now.

Remarkable. indeed. was the
statement made rcrCntlN hv Charles
Ringel OF 8io Washington street.
Peoria. m Mr RlnRol declared
that. although he has taken tho
treatment M lIot springs and used
numbers " different mcdisincs dur
ing the past II years, I'm his efforts
10 restore his health few bottles
~ Tanlac have done him moro good
than ctcrythinrs else combined. His
abatement folluws.
Nothing ever helped me until I
got Tanlso ana now I'm Just like a
man made over MY stomach had
been In very had fix for II years
or more, and pained mo 80 bad at
times that | would double up Ike
jackknife After nearly every
meal would bloat up with gas until
I was Rs tight as = drum and Just
suffer agony Ny nerves became all
shattered ana NV health got 80 poor
that I was forced 10 qult work No
Kind or medicine seemed to roach
my trouble ana / was going down
hin very fast was advised 10 70
~ Hot springs which I did, hut
after sponinr what money / hal
suyci M ! returned homo in just
us Nsd shape aE when lot, n not
worse
while talking 10 good frlcul
ono dlN about ms icpIor1hlo vundi
tion he told me ne believed few
bottles nf Tonnr woull srpIrhton
mo up We'll. ! had little faith IN
90 to helm mo but As my trlcud
seemed 10 know what ne was talking
about I decided in uAo BATS advice.
und tN nay complete urpfi.s tho
first bottle ~ THuhC stopped the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-18
ASK WILLIAM A. WHITE
TO COME TO OKLAHOMA


ppNCA CITY. okla. July 10
With the understanding that william
Allen white of Emporia, Kan. Will
visit Oklahoma in the near future In
connection with tho campaign for re-
lief for devastated France, an inyi'
tation has been sent to him from me
pOnCA city chamber OF commerce
asking him 10 include this city on
his Itinerary Mr. White has only
recently returned from France,
where no has been covering tho
peace conference. and during his
time abroad he was named by Prca-
ident Wilson aA one ~ the commits
slonera TO meet and confer with tho
Russian representatives on Princes
island Ponua VIII plan "A big dem.
onatratiun for white.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-18

AUSTIN, Texas july ~ Tho
Texas house ~ representa- ives. hv q
vote uf lOs 20 q today Icfeptrd % res
olutiou hy Representative Popr.
which asked tho governor To- reHirn
hecauHe NJ his alleged connection
with an attempt 20 cancel the state. fol-
option tu purchase land for a prison
farm after oil had been discovered
on Tho site
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-18

A Medicine That Is Especially Pre-.
pared I'ot just Ono Thing.
Just try one bottle OF L.AX.FoS
WITH PEPStN for Habitual Consti-
patton. 60c.--AdYt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-17

o
IN there and the galleries filled unusually auditors and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-17
Photo International Film.

The welcome to the Second
Division. The famous outfit
of hard fighting regulars pass
ing the reviewing stand as
they march up Fifth avenue.
J Photo copyright Underwood & Tn
derwood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-17

Nelson Morris,
head of Morris &
Co., another of the
big Five" packers
to be questioned
about the fixing"
of food prices.
Photo Inter- ational
Film.
The Washington times., 1919-02-13
TO The READERS OF
"CAMOUFLAGED"

The Times has received seT-
eral anonymous letters declaring
that the names which are affixed
to the various chapters Of ga
mOuflaged7 are not those of the
real writer's, but that the story is
being written by me, and the va
riOuS authors allow the use Of
their names.
This charge is as unjust as it
is untrue. / consider myself q
reasonably good writer, but 1
couldn't, to save my soul, do the
splendid and ingenious work that
is being done by the authors of
"CamOuflaged.7 I wish 1 could.
Please believe that the stories
are the actual work Of the Wash
ingtOnianS whose names are sign
ed TO them and give them the full
credit for the very remarkable
ingenuity and literary ability
each Ole OF them is displaying.
GEORGE HARRIS DONOHUE,
The Washington times., 1919-02-13
Chapter Ten
By Congressman j. M. Baer

west corner of the Capitol building,
in the direction Of the wireless towers
at Arlington, is q small gray stone
tower. 1t is disguised by a camou.
f1age of trees. Few sightseers ever
intake for the ventilation system of
the big marble structure on the hill
The cold air is drawn in through the
tower, up through the various halls
of the majestic Capitol. True. the
air is cool at the strange intake, but
as it passes out OF the legislative
chambers after the heated discussions
one cannot vouch for its temperature.
Over this hidden tower, or air-welI,
is a fine screen. Above il, the flying
triangle fiuttered for a moment, cir
cIed rapidly about then dropped
straight with a sudden click The
powerful draft OF the huge intake
sucked the mystic triangle securely
against the screen.
Click! CIicki In vain It seemed to
struggle to escape, but finally it lay
close to the fine meshes like a lifeless
thing. Yet II was not without life.
for the heat of the furnace had de-
veloped a new mystery on the won
derfuI bit of paper.
The old scientist had written in a
rude code with invisible ink, and the
fierce heat Of the furnace had not
only dried the parchment. but had
also disclosed strange hieroglyphics
which added TO the deep mystery OF
the fugitive parchment. On its upper
face was this cryptic writing:
The Washington times., 1919-02-13
CONGRESSMAN j. NJ. BAER,
Writer and illustrator Of Today's Chapter of
"CamOuilagcd.

tation. Snyder and Fuller agreed
they must have better organization.
There is one sure thing about the
human animal" said Snyder, and that
is that he will get into q club. So
ciety, fraternity. or association what
ever his line. and every time the or
ganiZation fails to accomplish its pur-
pose he will call the group together
and emphasize TO it that the reason il
has failed is because il had not suf-
fiCiently co-ordinated its forces"
Crooks will organize and honest
men Will unite against them" said
Fuller. "CiviliZation IS simply rid
died with these movements"
The group was just putting the fin
ishing touches on new plans of at
tack when in walked Mrs. Thayer
leading one Of the minions of WI. IN
derncath the feminine Garb she press
ed a six-shoOter against the ribs OF
her masculine captive.
The reader will recall that Mrs.
Thayer was left in the cabin not far
from the Chichester place in Virginia.
Fuller and Snyder. when disguised
as army officers and after leaving
the Dime Messenger Service office.
met Mrs. Thayer. Sometime previous
TO this Mrs Thayer had become sus-
picious that she was not in right on
the big deal" When the nefariuus
bunch had gathered at the little cabin
near the colonial house IN Fairfax
The Washington times., 1919-02-13

County. she had halted them and ad-
dressed her remarks to Wu Tsang.
Now before we go any farther /
want to have an understanding. Each
one Of US must lay his cards on the
table" ] have played the confidence
Of this girl long enough and if l am
not going TO have my share OF this
deal am through
This irritatcd WI. who replied:
you are in on this thing now. you
must go through to the end II there
are any spOiIs you needn't worry
about getting your full share"
But how am 1 assured that I will
get anything out of it?" asked Mrs
Ihayer. 81 believe that Snyder and
Fuller will play fair with me, but 1
have never had much faith in you"
At that moment a dull thud was
heard and Mrs. Thayer fell uncon-
scious to the ground. One OF the
young Cinnamon pulled a beautiful
kimono Of the Orient out of his coat.
unwrapping II he exposed a wig
which he quickly placed on his head
and then slipped into the silken
gown. Disguised as woman, he
with his unconscious victim was left
at the little cabin where they were
found later by Madeline and Lieu
tenant kimball. After klmbaII and
our heroine left the place the young
ChinSmAA aOGSa 90 o-sIeep in the