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New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions liz bankruptcy yesterday in
the United States District Court We're as
follows:
FAYETTE A. STUPPLEBEEN-An in
voluntary petition against Fayette A
creditors, who claim: Farmers National
Bank of Hudson. $4.094; l.. Royce Tilden,
$50. and Fred T. Garrison. $l.61. l..
Royce Tilden. Hudson. is the attorney.
JAMES A. KELLOCK-A voluntary petit
tion filed by James A. kellock, Yonkers,
\. Y. names the three largest creditors
the Hudson River Bluestone Company, so
Church Street. $lO697; Agnes G. E. Bge-
lew and others, Yonl<ers, s11,o25 and the
Westchester Trust Company, of Yonkers,
sl.7s1 Walter j. B. MITCHELL Yonkers, is
the attorney.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Schedule in Bankruptcy

GOLDEN BAKING COMPANY, INCA
schedule of the Golden Baking Company,
Inc, 400 East 149th Street shows liabli-
ties of $4,146 and assets of $4,000 which
is in machinery and stock The three
largest creditors are Jaburg Brothers,
s5Ss; Meyer e. Degerdom, s459, and j..
Cane & Son, $444, address, Meyer
Levy 115 Broadway, s the attorney.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21

CHICAGO-k. & X Co.; NJ. G ~.
notions. leather goods and neckwsse'.
NEW HAVEN. Conn-snar,enn.
Robinson; T. II. Galligan. laces. FIX 1
and trimmings; Dry Goods Alliance e'0sss veg
Fourth Avenue. 4et
NEWPORT. r. liking Mcleod. /, -
Garrett, notions, ribbons, stationerv 4.
toilet goods. leather goods, iewe,rr 'oAe.
goods; trunks. bags; 404 Fourth Aysnnss' Az
care Jay & Co. avenue,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Skunk Prices Up i'm London

Skunk prices at the London sale of
a. & W. Nesbitt on Monday advanced
from 10 to 20 per cent above January
prices, according to c~ble advices re-
ceived yesterday by N. F. Monjo e. Co,
American agents for the Nesbitts.
Black and short stripe skins, the
cable said, advanced Is per cent COM
pared to January, while long stripes
and whites advanced 20 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
lyrs

s,, BOsToN-R. II. White Co.; n. Fl.
siocum. fura, 40 Fourth Avenue
bOSTON-E. T. Slattery Co: M...
Block. fur coats; Miss Casey. waists: rs
West Thirty-third street,
FORT WORTH, Tcxss.-Jackson's Mrs.
AcAlpip Hotel
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Business Troubles

AfSSaa. Niein1eaSs DaSo wall an' papsr aa~aoa co.
Marx. 's David-s. D. Davis Con 'V'' d
Metropolitan Water Motor Test
ing & Repairing Co, Ines.
Mitchell II. Mark Realty Corpn.-
E. kohler .................. S.211.22
North American Lloyd Steamship
Corpn. Commercial Cable
Building Co. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
NeNelson, tarry-R Drennan.. S101.9
Portable Band Sawmill. Inc
Union Iron Works. ks........... $1,000
Pennsylvania Coal Mines Co..
lnc.-S. l.. Masten ct al. s.ss4.1o
Paskln, MaX--A. JOelsOn ....... 319. 06
Radce. Mike F.-W. A. Schmitt 112.67
Roberts, Vincent and Charles L.
Freeman Union Iron Works 3,1oo 90
81 rner, Simon-M: Bitter ..... 166.43
Smith. Jay B.-Banco Naciona
de Cuba .................... 1860
Schwartz. Louis Lenox Wall
siebert julius H.-scranton and '''''i
Wyoming Coal Co.. Inc. 53s. 35
SmonS. Samuel C.-J. Weinstein 1861
Some-W. B. Hoag ............ 1861
verdiguel, Francis o. (spanish-
American Bureau of Informal
tiOn) )-Cirolier- Craft Press Inc. 1907
Var Kirk, George D.. adm and
Minnie e. Beebe--J. NJ. Sutton 29690
Wolff Bros. Engravers Ines.
NJ. Slake ..................... 2,o42.o5
WilllamS, Walter LIB. J. Snow 1852. 32
w w Masser, David--M. Cohen 241.20
Walshe, Edward il. NJ. Stem
son ............... 96781
Wirth Max-Rothschild Realty
Wells, Hugo d (H. .. Wells & -''' ~
Co.) - Postal Telegraph and
Gable Co. ................. 1879
Volts, Robert D.-S. Fine ..... 144.O5
Yost, Wiliam--J. NJ. Felson.. JOS 20
In Bronx County
Hcdwig, William H.--Jnderwood
Typewriter Co. .....-...... S2578
Hennessey. John-E. Gardclla.. 64S45
Itcnnessy, john. Breger. 1893
lsear. Meyer-C. Rosenthal ct al. 1O117
James. Ella E--Central Union
Trust Co. of N. Y......... S25O3
kellman, Harris. gdn-New York
Railways Co: ........... 1870
kTantz. Maurice-E. g. Kos
cherak ..... ............. 10s.1s
Simon Co. ........... 275.sa
Zee Morrls--S MOTIFS ct al.... 1886
Marks, Jacob, Jacob Malakof.
and Morris Malakoff-S. Jacoby 1900 "a
McAvoy, James-S. Luberto 1850 8572
Same-M. Picciano. o.......... ass. 06
Neiman, Louis-J. Bait. 1ooS7
Seagriff. Peter-Ebling Co.. 21s12
SIMPSON ferbert D--F klin.... GS.5l
Zimmerman, Minnie-N. Poilet-
man S1.38
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Bell Telephone Company of
Canada increases Capital

An increase in capital from Sl8,0o0,-
600 to S22.500,ooo has been made by
the Bell Telephone Company of Can
ada. Stockholders Of record on May
26 will be entitled to subscribe for one
share of new stock at par. for each
four held. The right to subscribe ex-
pires on juno 18.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
DISCHARGES in Rankruptcy

Judge Julius NJ. Mayer in the United
States District Court yesterday discharged
the following bnnllrupts:. Anthony Hirsch,
Grace H. Narney, George Coon Vivian
Rushmorc and Albert Hart.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Curb Market
"a Wyoming Corporation)
At Par $1.OO Per Share

Note.-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
yesterday we're as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Liverpool Cotton

Spot middling at Liverpool sold at
1920 yesterday. Sales were 5000
bales, of which 5000 were American
Imports were 10000 bales, 900 Amer
lean. The Manchester market for cloths
and yarns was firm and there was an
excellent demand
Prices for future contracts we're:
NEW CONTE Ar,rS
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Shoes

AKRON. Ohio--I. J.. Osborne. shoes; s.
West Twenty sixth, Street. sth floor
BALT1MORE-R. NJ. Samucson. shoes
Longacre.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Receiver in Bankruptcy

MILLER e MORAN CHEMICAL CO,
1NC.-JVdge julius M. Mayer, in the
United States District Court yesterday, APP
pointed Willard II. Omstead as receiver.
with a 81, 900 bond for the Miller &. Moran
Chemical Co. Inc, 1874 Nassau Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
I ca

Japan cables advice of further adj
vances in both panired and basket
fired Japan teas. Prices are higher
than those of last season. Dome site
inquiry continues good.
Quotations for lots of 50 and 100
packages follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Hay and Straw

Yesterday. year ago.
Per ton Per ton.
Timothy, No. 1,
large bales s44.oo@45.oo $4,000 ZOO
Glover. No. INK 39.O0@4l.O0 23.OO@24 90
Rye straw, No. 13.O0@iA.OO 17.OO@I3.OO
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Wall Street Items

Lee. Higginson & Co. are offering 81 900
ogp per cent cumulative preferred stoeL
Of the Simmons Company, ma anufacturers Of
IRON. steel and brass bedsteads and o1her
metal products. The stock is part Of an
authorized Issue Of 10000 900 and repre-.
sents the amount outstanding
william De Kraft has been elected vice.
PRESIDENT In charge OF finances OF the Bald
win Locomotive Works. and Arthur I
Church vas appointed secretary and assis,
ant treasurer. Sir. kran. viii continne 's
treasurer Of the company GO
. The Guaranty Trust Company Of Ncv
York has been appointed transfer averf ,r
The stock Of the Phillips Petroleum Ctrnn. nv W
Pierre = dn pont, president of the T..
nesn elected director OF the Bankers Trusi
Company. and Z. G. Price was appolnied ~
s'stant tFust officer.
nlake Bro hers co. and Imbrie & Co.
bxnossnced yesterday Offering OF $500 0ao
o. per cent cumulative nrst preferred s;oc,,
OF sns Connecticut Mills Company ai ssM
no Tna oay,1end. 70 Yield about no per cent
~" .apltaItzsffcb OF the COMPANY consists
Z preferred and sssz.ooo common stoes "'''''
J. l.. w3Iissns. forrnnr,v ...t.,
re president of the East River Nn,,o,.1 ~
1ank. . hss been elected FIRST vice presid"ni
M" o'feceor OF that institution
Iarl =: Saunbnrg has been snns,e,.a
{ osl % the government service and ha.
ISs151eo >nis former position as aEsistant
manager of shs bond department of usn.v
$ IL Doherty Il Co. y 'S
nAssy Fiskr, chairman of tbs Jo.rono,.
tao Lie Insurance.. Company mas bcer
elscfea q director Of the Natfonai anrstv
Z Company, succeeding the late John u
HexAnan. " -
Tbs New York Cofrss ana Sugar EY
change membership Of W. a. Forcs ma.
besn soid 10 ~. u. stuart Tor 1850.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21

In New York County
Coffin, Justus J--Merchants'
Union Ice Co; July 9. 1914. s16e15
$ 1919 .......... 1,oo5.s1
June II, 1919 ::.::.......... 1857
S. 1919 ~. ........... 10000
23. 1914 .................. 274.41
scIian Asphalt Paving Co
= z Little; April Is, 1919 700 90
same--L Bernstein; April So
1919 ,-......... ............... 1.646.o7
Smith. Hauser e. Max Isaac In.
"a Vim Grimm ct al: Nov S.
1915 ......... ...........,.. 4,14535
Same-A Abrams, Nov Is. 1918 500 90
Thompson. Owen Sc Elliott:
Nov 3. 1915. l5.........~ 141s1
Waterbury. Lawrence-City Of
Y; April 13. 19I7.... 447se
Rotner, Morris-kalt Lumber Co;
Aug 80 1912 ............... 51e15
WiIpod Holding Co. Inc and
Robert Podgur-Barrett Co:
g, Dec s. 1917 .............. 1928 20
Same--Same: Dec 15. 1917 1890
Castelli. George and Gaetano--
w Dickson; May ., ls19. s2il2
In Bronx County
Sachs. Nathan and Lehe Sachs
? Silver, March IL. 1918. 30l27
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Bonds

Sales 1000 omitted. Open. High Low Last
$50 Am Sum Is w 1oeYs 1o6Ls 1o5 1o5
20 sAnaconda 6s. -. e0La e9sa ee3h e9sk
? 'Hock Valley 6s. es 90 SO SO
So :nt. Ill central a 5hs sz% sszzNs ga ssza
200 ~ Tel deb es.. 1oo7a 1o1I4 1oozs 1o1Ia
Russ Govt 5tAs. as as as as
10 Russ Govt 61as. So 55 62N, SIS
.Sinclaif Gulf IS. 1o97s 1oszs 1oe7s 1oo7a
35 sSt u Dep 5ias 81 e7Is 81 e75a
80 Wilson conv So. eosa eess 90 30
ENLISTED TSes cents per share
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21

Sugar Brokers report large in
crease in orders for refined sugar from
all parts of the country. Buyers are
beginning to realize, it is said, the pos
slblit$ of serious shipping delays when
sugar is most needed.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Notions, Toilet Goods. Druu.

BURGH-Kaufmann & Ro.,
Mrs. h. G. Meyers: furs; 404 Fourth 20;
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21

seconds, SO to 81 score, 55@57c; lower
grades, 52@54c; unsalted, higher than
extras, 63h@64c; extras, 62h@e3c;
firsts, 60@62c; seconds, 56@59c; state
dairy tubs, finest, 59@591ac; good to
prime, 56@58c; common TO fair, 48@
55c; renovated, extras, 53h@54c;
firsts, 52@53c; lower grades, 47@51c;
imitation creamery, frsts, 51@52c;
ladies, current make, firsts, 48@49hc;
seconds, 461a @47c; lower grades, 44@
46c; packing stock, current make, No.
1, 46c; No. 2, 444@45c; lower grades,
40G44c
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
NEW CONTR
Susten a ce
Cereals

heat.-EXports of wheat last week
we're 7,S39,026 bushels, as against
i,097 .919 bushels the week before. En-
ports Of -four we're 779,55S barrels,
against 613,7S7 barrels in the previous
week. Receipts of wheat at New York
were 466,2OO bushels.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Standard Oils
Other Oil Stocks

Sales o.. VT -
5000 'Allen Oil. q. az" az Low Last.
400 ALLIANCE DER So sN e.
1900 'Amalg ROYAL 1% o/s 1sl 22zs
1900 Barnett O&G Va 20
@oooo Boone OIL. 14% 14E 11M "a"
$4,000 'fBos-Wyo Oil. 60 az Az 60 60
10000 Canaan O&C ", 1N ~ "a
s000 Continent Ref. 1oT 1oE 11a+ 1ofIT9
1000 'Cosdeh e. Co. ga 9zs s5+ az
20 Crystal Oil 1s2 1% 1s4 ~
100 "Currman Pct. 1% 1Ms 1H 1Ie
10000 |Elford Oil 1s% fM ths ~
$500 sIslk Basin Pet 9 es% ga az
ss0VO fEsmeralda Oil rs 23 rs 21<
z.po Federal OIL. 2ss 33a 3M AZ
700 sG]cnrock Oil, eE az
900 goo Gun, Cove oilt2o 1913 100 1ai ia
Jooo Jooo Here Pet c 1914 1924 1ol4 fosa
snDv sTHizh Gravity 10 a .1a 81
1900 Home OR 3eJa 40 3osz SOS.
400 .no Houston Oil. .123tz 12e 12sls 1875
900 Houston . rts 3M az
1000 Hudson Oil. 25s 2sa 2Gs osh
soo .interna4 Pet. sfN s15s s1N si5s
z91o sKentuck o&R 22L, 223Z 22H 2S37
1000 Kentucky Pet 3Is 3sz az az.
10000 .Iance OK Roy ~ ~ ~ 1s2
900 Louis o &. n. az 42Is ~ az
1900 .Msrritt oN.,. soNa 31T a0H, 81
zoVo Metro Petrol. Az 3s1 az 3H
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Coffee Futures.-Gains of II I

Coffee Futures. Gains of II to 50
points were made in the coffee market
yesterday. There was little in the
news to account for market move
ments, which were irregular. Spot de-
mand continued good, and it was said
that largo orders we're being received
from the West. The Rio and Santos
spot markets were unchanged.
Prices for future contracts follow.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Judgments Filed

The following judgments were filed yes
terday, the first name being that of the
debtor
In New York County
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter.-Receipts were 13,O2s pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras,
10, 60H061c; extras, 90 score, 59hM
soc; firsts, 80 TO 91 score, 571st059c;
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Open 10 AS a. m.
Sugar and Coffee

Current year
prices. ago.
Sugar, granulated, per b. 7d5
Sugar CENTRIFUGAL per b.. 7.2a
Coffee, Rio No Z per lb. 1914 01oL1 S3I
Coffee, Santos No 4 pr In 22I2m23
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
In Bronx County
Satisfied judgments
In New York County

The first name is that of the debtor.
the second that of the creditor and date
when judgment was filed:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21

Live steers. fair to
prime. 100 lb. q
Dressed beef sides
Id.
Live veals, COM
mon to prime,
100 ID.
Dressed veals, city
Id.
Lives ewes, 100 lb
Dressed mutton,lb
Live lambs. fair
to prime, 100 Id
Dressed | a m b s,
city, lb.
Hogs, 100 ID.
D Y e S S G d hogs,
bacon, lb. ..
Mess beef, lb. :.
Mess pork. Dbl.
Lard, Mid = West,
100 lb.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21

Corn.-Corn prices received strong
stimulus from the Presidents message
advocating the elimination Of war
time prohibition, and the market made
net gains for the day of 21a to 81
cents. Recstabl blishment by the Chicago
Board of Trade Of the rule limiting
open commitments of any individual
or interest to 100000 bushels seemed
to have little effect on the market.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21

Cottonseed Oil.-Little interest was
shown in cottonseed oil. Sales were
200 barrels. Prices for futures were:
Open 10 AS a. M 12r,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Orchard and Fielt

Orchard and Field
Beans, marrow Yesterday. A year ago
100 lbs ....$11.75@ - $13.75 q ii 90
Peas, Scotch, is 1000 500 1925 @ 1850
Potatoes. NV. Dbl 3GCD 900 1000 800
Apples, Bldw Dbl 7O0@13.0O 1000 800
grapefruit, box 5000 900 1000 $50
Oranges box. 1900 8.25 5000 $50
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21

Cheese.-Receipts were 4,963 boxes.
State, whole milk, fresh fats, colored,
lb, 32@32hc; white, 31A@ @32c; aver
age run, colored, 31h@32c; white,
81 1sc; lower grades, 30@31c; twins,
specials, whites, 3112c; colored, 211a@
32c; average run, white, 31A@311ac;
colored, 81 1zc; lower grades, 30131c;
Wisconsin, whole milk, twins, fresh,
81 12@31&c; single daisies, fresh white,
colored, 32@32Ac; double daisies,
fresh, S1A @32c; young Americas,
sgssh ss@$sf stats IA nsaa SKINS spssas
fair to good, 15@19c; lower grades,
6(114c.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21

Rye.-Market higher
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close ago
Cash No. 2 West $1.65 Si531n s2.I6
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21

Eggs-Receipts we're 28,260 cases.
Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, 51c;
storage packed, extra frsts, 50@5Ohc;
firsts, 49@49 1ac; gathered, extra frsts,
49h@5Oc; frsts, Northerly sections,
48@49c; Sotherly sections, 47@4Sc;
seconds and poorer, 431s @46hc; dir
ties, No. 1, 44@}441ac; No. 2 and
poorer, 41@43kc; checks, good to
choice, dry, 42@4214c; undergrades,
37M41c; state, Pennsylvania and near
by Western hcnncry whites, fine to
fancy, 54M55c; ordinary to prime, so
M53c; gathered whites, ordinary to
fine, 50@53c; Pacific Coast. whites,
extras, 55c; Western and Southern,
gathered whites, 48@52c; state, Penn
sylvania and nearly hennery browns,
52M53c; gathered brown and mixed
colors, 47@51c.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21

Oats.-Visible stocks of oats are
being reduced and there is improve
ment in the cash demand. Prices
made net gains Of ] 7s to 2 q cents
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close close aCo
Oats. No. VIII. $ .701. a 80 S .771a $ .85
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Flour and Meal-Quotations were:

Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close aeo
Ninn. sp. p.Sl2. .00@12.75 81. I340 s11 90
Corn flour. $500 $50 $500 so 49,
Rye fl. CHI 9.00@ 9.65 9.0O@ 965 11.65
Bran, 100 lb 10000 - 4i.50@D
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21

5000 1890 1909 1900
POO .2s 1870 "a
7.OO@11.oO 13.5o@14.0O
1850 .22 .23@ 1T
12.5o@15.5o 19.5o@2o.5o
,27@ .a2 .2eXa@.2sN2
2o.75@21.25 1860 -
$3.50. .2sIs .257a@.2 .2eNs
35.OO@36.O0 32.00@33.OO
57.OO@58.00 51.O0@51.5O
34.15@34.25 24.75@24.85
New-York tribune., 1919-05-21
Livestock, Meals, Provisions

i IVV1SIOTIS
Yesterday. A year ago.
14.oo@17.oo $14.oo@17.75
.25Ia .2o@ "a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Kahihble Kabaret

Kabibble kabaret
Sssaat ssns1s'zsa fsH1s 60
DEAR Mr. kRSlBeNE<
IWeNNE MAN HAVE PROPOSED 70 Me-
WHICH SHALL < ACCEPIs
WANr --TAE ts7h NIKleE TAE NNclct one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

up. my dear" the man said. she
noticed that his voice was thick and
that he slurred his consonants. Had
{ he been drinking again? IT'S a long
/ while since I saw you. But I've
I been mighty busy. I was out OF town
on business on Sunday and worked
all"
7 saw you" she remarked
brusquely.
saw me- where?"
A Frank Accusation.
-On the 6 o'clock train last night.
I sat behind you"
She knew that the blow went
straight home. Yet Tom tried to
laugh.
You're Off" he mutttsred- Z was
aGoodby." she said IN frigid ac-
cents.
7 say2' he protested. What's the
natter 7 admit 7 was there. but
what If I was2 A fellows got a right
TO 90 where he pleases and with any
body he pleases, hasn't he1"
Then she knew that he was drunk
'Goodby," she repeated.
That's all right" he declared. "Get
peeved If you likei There are as good
fish in the sea, etcetera-you know"
1t was the expression she herself
had used this morning about Arthur.
she hung Up the receiver and stood
FOR a moment trying to queu the in
dignation and chagrln that threatened
to overcome her So this was the end
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

OF her affair with Tom Chandler OF
course, he was intoxicated. When ne
was sober he would regret this She
would make him regret it. The means
TO this end was in the library.
She went back to Arthur Bruce. q
sudden idea making her heart beat
That was Tom Chandler" she said.
He begged to come up"
did you want him. Arthur asked
quickly.
She shook her head Not today,
anyway" she replied.
He held out his hands impulslvely
to her. Mildred" he pleaded. 7
must know the truth. Don't you un-
derstand how ! love your
she laid her cold hands in HIS. Her
voice tremDled slightly, for she was
still very angry with Chandler
She Gives In.
yes" she said. 'T understand"
Darling drawing her to him. "can
you-do you
YES" she said. laughing unstead-
lily, Il can and I do-Arthurr
Il was later in the evening when
he told her that his fathers business
she would mention this fact 70 nobody.
He had meant to tell her all about be-
fore she gave him her promise 10
marry him. but his joy made him reck-
Iess-
Never mind" she said confidently,
-itl come out right. Your fathers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

spiration that that afforded by a
sentimental regret. and could always
rely upon his favorite black cabman
TO pilot him safely home after night
OF old fashioned relaxation he tells
wonderful stories OF the 1althtulness
OF these darkies- Usually he pulls the
one about the chap who got In a cab
and ordered the pilot TO drive around
and cool him off When he walked up
IL was broad daylight, and the faith
fui old African was explaining TO
him that &c would be necessary to get
q fresh horse II they were going 70
drive any further.
Usually. too. the reminiscent re-
porter recalls the delight OF those
long drives at three miles an hour
through the empty streets OF the
sleeping capital ut always slept in
those days. and when he has fin
ished his wheeze and cussed the COPY
boy and slammed the desk shut he
goes out to the curb, lifts a pre-
emptory finger and pronounceg the
sinEel word. taxi
When the swift and ever ready ne
chine has drawn ND before him. he
recites his address and steps inside
Make g quick. too he orders
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18


SYNOPSIS PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.
Mildred ana Honera Brent. orphans
are character eoatrustss Honora. quiet
and dependable. sIIdred vIvaeIous and
incoastant. Mildred gets All the At
dentiezs her admirers being Arthur
Bruce. a young man OF fine qualities,
ana Tom Chandler who y dIssipated.
she loves to play one against the
other hearllessIys but IS practically
swept off her feet By Chandler, who
kisses her On several occasions. Her
feelings are turned against him, hoH-
ever. when she sees him. half infoEi-
eafeus kissing a painted gil. also
under the influence OF liquor. HUuora,
though IN love with Bruce herself.
decides that he must marry Mildred
for Mildred's sake. Houora g. 30 much
iu love with Bruce. however. that
she 81 thrilled 70 receive from him
a note asking for a long talk with
her. She does not tell Mildred the
contents o. the note, which arouses
1fiIdred's ielsIousy.
During che day despite n qaarrel
with MILDRED H0uoru is emrlpturco
By the thought that she is to see
arthur alone and receive some con-
lidence from him.
Huu0rH's emotions were chilled
when, meeting Bruce. ne asked her IN
confidence whether she rhought he
had any chance Of winning Mildred.
Mildred lllea into a Jealous rage
when she learns HOuoru has been ont
With Arthur and Guiefs down only
when Informed that the young mans
inherent FFH1 in her, not in Honura..
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LADY JANE WAS FAIR

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the Lady Jane was fair No lady can
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

fEFuDRED BRENT was pretty under
! WI All circumstance Arthur Bruce
! thought her prettier than ever this
evening.
She did not open the front door for
him. but stood waiting while Katie
/ answered his ring. She had given
/ orders that her guest was to be ush-
cred into the library.
She was standing in front Of the
( hearth as be entered, and the rudy
glow brought a richer color to her
cheeks. and her eyes reflected the
Ileaping flames.
The evening was not very cold. but
there was a chill in the air The FUR
naee fire had been allowed to 90 out
now that spring was really here The
open fire was becoming and Mildred
Brent knew this That was why she
had thrown on an extra log as she
hear the ooorbell ring.
"Nudredr' Arthur exclaimed. hur-
rTing forward and Selling her out
stretched hand You are expecting
me2"
yes" she answered 'Honora told
me you were coming She also told me
Of the walk you and she took I al
s'VThv2' eagerly.
BE Q use It was such a lovely aft
ernoou she replied. demurely. and
7 had 20 sit and work in stuffy old
office.
1T is a shame" he sympathlzed
IF 7 had my way you Would never
have 10 work.
Il wish You had your way. then.
she laughed ! like ny Job fairly
wel1-ar least Ike the Independence
Il gives me-but IN the spring I get
a BIT tired Of IT,"
A ChullenEe.
Z an afraid you DO not wish
had my way IN everything" the man Z
ventured-
why not27 she challenged
Because" taking her hand, IT 7
had my way you would give me the
riEht 70 care for you"
She let her hand lie tn his and kept
her face averted-
Mildred" be pleaded SIS there any 4
chance that you VIII ever learn 20 (
care for me2'
Are you sure you care for me2''
she murmured-
With a vain woman's desire for (
power she 1onged. to hear him declare Z
his affection.
"Am I sureT" he repeated. "Can +
you doubt it, You know love you. 4
Mildred Why DO you pretend not 10
know it7H
The telephone bell broke in sharply
spon the silence following this