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The New York herald., 1921-02-02
SOUTH AMERICAN POSTAGE CUT.
Letters Two Cents Now TO Peru,
Bolivia and Colombia.

w&snINdToN. Feb directive to-
day domestic postage rates, including the
two cent letter charge, are applicable 20
first and second class matter between
tho United states and Bolivia. Colombia.
Honduras. Nicaragua and Peru. the Post
Office Department announced to-day.
The weight limit on newspapers and
other printed matter will be eight pounds
twelve ounces. with n maximum weight
FOR single volumes eleven pounds and
maximum dimensions OF rolled papers.
forty inches IN length by six inches I'm
diameter. The weight regulations apply
TO Cuba also.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA REPORTS

The Bank OF Nova Scotia, in its re-
port for 1920. shows an increase in de-
posits OF sf,5O0 90 10 S1s4.745,OO0, and
an increase IN branches 10 332. Savings
deposits gained sfe.0oO,OOO and free do
posits lost s1i,5OO,OOO. Readily avaiia-
bic assets are cas- per cent. Of llabll-
ties.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
EXPORTS FROM NEW yoRK.

Exports from New York yesterday
Barley. bu.. 1850 nour, sacks. 105.345
bacons. lbs. 100000 cheese, lbs. 110.-
3f0; lubricating oil. gals. 1850 peas.
bu.. 1000. pork. bbls.. %: lard lbs.
3.59s,e00; cottonseed oil, lbs, 1900
oil cake, lbs, $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
PHONE co. RBELEcrs MORAN.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb. i.--James T.
Moran of New Haven was reelected
president NJ tho Southern New England
Telephone Company here to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
rENNsyLvANrA OIL MARKET.

on City. Pa. Feb. Credit bal
ancca. 81 runs. ii5. eos barrels aver
age $3.50; shipments, ioe,35s: aver
age, 47,965.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LoNDoN. Feb. 1.---Bar silver. 34iad. an
ounce; bar gold. 1875. I'd. money ~
por cent. Discount rates-Short bills
So per cent. three months bills, 6ss
per cent. Cold premiums at Lisbon. 140.
PARIS. Feb. Prices were nrm on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rcntcs. 5S franc az confines: exchange
on London, 50 francs 40 contimes per
cent. loan, SO francs 95 confines; the
dollar. IA francs SO ccntimes.
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
Rerhell Brnthera
, 3luhlir lItility Securities
Ill Rrnanmay. Nrm nnrk

We haUe actual orders to bug:
East St. Louis & Sub. Ry. Co.
Coll. Tr. SO, due 1892
Federal 1t. & Trac. Co.
1st so, due 1912
indianapolis & Northw. Tr. Co.
lst SO, due 1928
Kings Co. Ell. 1t. & Pr. Co.
Pux. Mon. SO, due 1897
Muskogee Gas & Electric Co.
lst SO, due 1926
Sapulpa Electric Co.
'1st SO, due 1884
Scranton Electric Co.
1st so, due 1887
Southern Public Utilities 20.
1st so, due 1943
. Union Traction Co. Of Indiana
Ext. go, due 1922
Watertown Light & Power Go.
1st so, due 1859
Phones Rector 99sO-5, 9123-7, 692s-3
Private Phones to PHILADELPHIA & BOSTON
The New York herald., 1921-02-02
BID AND ASKED QUOTATION
\. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONs

To tho following prices accrued interest Is
TO be added in every case:
FOREIGN BONDS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
GRAIN PRICES IN CHICAGO
ON UPGRADE LAST WEEK
lNv NmItel NcM.l

uS GgiG N h. M ,S.rs smorain nrtees
part Il last week with wheat in Inc
cad, hu; i heavily oycrbUurht ooh
li'i"m and b,nrar!aI rains in the
southwest caused a close with Il re-
aCi ion from Tho top.
ca-t lr trade close. weak yat tha
average, price of good steers tor ~,
y, Is advanced 30 sea l. to $>i5. WIKI
ior offerings that much above tile
previous W,yk at S@5U Good hi.y-
ms for shipping accounts helped the
trade.
s.@a.lment among grain traders
underwent considerable rran.,e "a
tine result "i raigS III the SputhW.tt
ANA investigations that showed that
recent storms HAY" not materially
Iiir,tcd tho grain cTuu AVID that with
rams good yield can bu expected
During the last TWO weeks more
i'ian 5000 fat h"cIcs w.r, S.at
abroad from Chicago. about 3c.rup
sheep aud lambs were taken by oUt-
sid. buyers. hog prices advanced .
cents over the highest price il three
weeks.
Wheat closed with a gain OF from
" to Ia ~. corn from a-S :" IS.
oats. Ii 10 ! s., and ny" from . 1t;
10 81 provisions advanced readily
and closed Win pork ur Sl.iu. lard.
- LIZ o. 30 cents, ana short ribs. So
90 so cents higher.
y report that England VAS trying
10 resell wheat was responsible for
May wheat leading that decline as
tha murku: closed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
POLITICAL SITUATION
T|CHTENS UP IN NORFOLK
Candidates Tor Municipal Offices
Get Instructions to Pay En-
franco Fees by May ri.

tspccial 10 The Times Dispatchl
HoitfOEk. ~, May S.-Aii can
uldalcS !or nomination in the August
PRIMARY Tor municipal Office wcr" in
Strnttcu Today To HE their petitions
ana Pay th"iS entrance fees to the
~: treasurer not later than MAY Il
me ofucT went out from Chairman,
ficu H. fiobDs. OF the city Demo
crane committee. which met last
hSnt ana perfected primary plans.
W !th IN" time for iiling of Iurilc;-
ions h'lwins near a close the poli,
cal situation is tightening up here.
All candidates now In the field are.
active ana voters we're In a rush To-
Jay TO make sure at the office OF thu.
city treasurer THAI their poll taxes
We're iA-.d. IN" IaSt-day rush brutrh IN
Sevcra. hundred men and women 10
thht o'ilclal once TO qualify for par
ticipatinE in the August primary. IF
al VINO hhv. paid up vote. the vote
po!!cd IN August vii! hc the hcavi-
est ever cast ia this city.
ihcrc are two candidates for the
Office OF clerk of the COOPERATION
"hrt. The incumbent. james V. Trchy.
being opposed by Taylor Johnson.
now superintendent OF markets IN,
h'At in"st Interesting fight is that COR
ne One" 0t city S"rG"ants. in which
mere are ,nicc candidates uppo4in,;
IN: reelection of William iIannau
incumbent They are Charl.s rum,
nlcsoh. former deputy sergeant. ana
IL. 7 Brook ana Alexander O'Bri.m.
Ivy Treasurer H. Gray Tunst.!l
and commissioner Of I..yc,,Ii. A.
RUNNER hamnil!. 50 far are mon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
VAN VL|ET, VETERAN OF
OARSMEN, IS RECOVERING
Former Coach OF the Richmond
Boat Club Is ConvaIcscing After
Recent Operation.

MI MS friends in the rowing circles
81 TINS country will h" glad 10 learn
mat George Van Nli.t has M, M a
successful hSh; against a bad case
oi SA"irsiiS. Specialists advised am
pp"ra,on several times. hui Van Vli,t
Would never consent until recently
when II" realized it was his oul, honr
'h Npr!! -, DR.. DorcmuS. OF Stutnnf
Memorial Hospital. Newark. y J.. per
form.h = SUCCESSFUL "p"r;itinn and
-'N" Van Vic; practically a new d!-
FESTIVE outfit. The powerful heart
ana lungs that carried Van VIict over
IN" hn'eh line winner so often in
pNSon' years proved Il big asset in
N" r"c.pcraiion OF the former cham
n"li. ana hc is nov out of danger
ana with every prospect OF entirely
recovering his health
Van Niiets record as an oarSman
and coach are in several rcspcrts
UNIQUE" As an oarsman. with Frank
l.altH ds partner in 1891. he won both
Tn" douhlc-Scull and pair-oar cham
pl"nShirS al both th- United states
ana canada. The unusual merit Of
tAlS performance can b. judged from
the fact thnt II" other two mon be
i"rr OF since have won the SANE, two
races Nnd tho fact that Van Nliet
beat Hali@ twenty seconds in q single
sh"l rac" shows who was who in tn
double and Nair-odr.
Altogether. Van Nli.t Won tn,
iounlr-s'ull championship "f Tho
United states aui canIla three dir-
trr"D' years. each year with a diff
f"r"ut partner; besides. upwards Of
htty other races in All Glasses of
boats. from "a single" to AN 'cirh,.'
y, 4 coach Van Vile; Was always
handicapped hy tn" fact tina, h" never
gave ~ his business connections
notwithstanding this. H.. made a rec
ord for tn, Staten Island iiunt Cluh
o.: u Winning eight" every year for
seven consecutive years. besides a
long list 81 winning doubles" and
tours"
Abou, This Time IA" Duluth noat
Club hcstl It's c.rau-swocp tr!Umphs
green material. - four which beat
AL ,hro" OF tn" Duluth crews entered
~ tn" foUr-uar race Van Nli"ts mcr
being tn. only crew - defeat 4 DU-
luth crow during Tia" entire season
Van Nli.' is a former coach OF the
Virginia Boat club. H." was there
long enough to get things work. ing
smoothly with tho southern Rowing
Association. organized among the
Baltimore, Washington and Richmond
clubs
Then came the order sending the
boys on th"ir trip 10 the Mexican
border.
Uut tho Southern regatta was hold
'Nr DAYS previous on the James
river. At Richmond. a;.d was a hug"
,fUrecss. Van Niirts Virginia crews
winning al SIX %; ;Nc races in which
,h,y were entered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
M'NAMARA TO Be FREED
FROM PRISON TOMORROW
Convicted i'll Famous Los Angeles
Times Dynamiting Case in
Winter OF 1911.
;i!v United News. |

SAN FRANCISCO. cali. May S.
ON Il gray day in the winter OF 1911.
'w" men. handcumcd together. ar
rived at san Quentin. one of them
was John Mcnamara. convicted Of
completely in the famous Times
dyiamiting case in Los Angeles. SEN
fenced Ia spend the next fifteen years
OF his life behind the walls OF the
prison. Tho other WAS II Los Angeles
deputy sheriff. who reported the de-
livery of the prisoner 10 the warden.
Since that day Mcnamara has
never been outside the walls OF the
pen.
VIII begin Life Anew.
ON Tuesday. the Gates VIII swing
open and John Mcnamara. clothed In
his coming out suit furnished by
the state OF California. and with IS
IN his pocket will step out into the
world to begin life Am-N after spend
ing ten years Of his life behind the
bars.
"win you be glad TO get out?" he
was asked by United News CORES
pondcnt.
That is what has been Keeping me
ANY" limiting of the day when I
would again become free mar--
ADJ" TO go my own way" he replied
slowly.
Almost intellectual Dcnth.
mat ms release VIII not II" wholly
an unniNrd blessing Is apparent from
his conversations
One hears SO muc;l--and so little
OF what - going on outside that.
after an active life. "A prison term is
ai'n"s' an intcllcctu-i death" he
added
we hear SO much of wars and ri
mnrS "i ware. that II is nlmos; APP
palling 10 think of facing tn. age
'Id conflict Of man and his brother.
With labor troubles paramount in
thiS country. Preparations disputes
tearing asund"r. strife is tn. keynote
-: The world refrain"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
SPIDERS AND INDIANS TO
BATTLE HERE THURSDAY

WILLIAMSBURG VA. May S.
liHct!c. was resumed Yesterday hy
WiIiam ana MARY college squad. In
ord"l 10 he in Shtp, for the SECOND
gam" az tn" year With l.yuChhuri;
College al Cary Field Monday after
noon. Rain prevented the staging OF
scheduled games ;h.s week WIKI! I'ui-
sidney college.
\ dat. for the playing OF the post
ponoi Sr!d"r-ind!an hatt!r has not
been decided Th-S" clubs clash in
Richmond ou Thursday afternoon, and
ia. ou;Con" of that m"."c may d."
eide whether n third gamc is 10 hr
played When tn" series was ar
ranged, the idea was To play thrc"
Games. one on the HON" ground OF
each contestant. aud Ia" third game
On neutral territory. irrespective OF
tho outcome @! The first Two contests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
HOLD TWO AS SUSPECTS
IN GEORGIA PEONAGE CASE
lRy Associated press.l

wn.M INGTON. y. g.. May S-Two
men giving their names as Tom Bon
iSh and lack t.. Guide. arrested in
Jacksonville. y. g.. fifty miles from
here. OH Il minor charge. are held on
suspicion OF being Marvin and Leroy
Williams. song OF John :. Williams.
Georgia planter. who was recently
~. Ga. in connection with tn" death
Of a number of negroes ON his farm
The arrests w"r, made tNo weeks
ago. aud Georgia officials were i'm
m"tiHt"lY notified. hl:t No reply has
been received 10y sheriff ,iiIrGaiiIs of
jacksonville. photographs have also
been mad" and forwarded 10 the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
TENNIS TOURNEY BEGINS
At COUNTRY CLUB TO-DAY
Grounds in Excellent Conditions
Local Players Invited to- Attend.
Many Stars Here

old Dominion tennis tournament.
one Of the most important vents Of
is kind IN this section OF tho Coun-
OF me country club of virginia. The
'nHl,hrN axe "Nnectri 10 prove the
in"St interesting OF amy ever seen in
t''ynh!"ud'
recent hcaEN rains the
- MHt|n recently nav" been i'm
~, ~, ~, IA u' Ia cNcrllSnt condition.
If worl, NJ" mf.' "r,''hs". a sGuad
si,,rr ~, 90. ~. "r'h al work
US, TI., M, ,m' rI ~. STONED
tennis rn,r,,,,,o ~, ~ 'rF Gun
.-nl iDyf-afsnr :. - 80. q sen .
~ -. 80 ''li'N'lS 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
PITCHER OLTlNGER SIGNS
TO PLAY FOR RICHMOND

ATHENS. Ga. May Two mem
hcrs OF the fast Alabama Pul%t.chuic
Iust.tUt" baseball team. nave signed
contracts 10 inlay with The Detroit
Americans ard another Win ~"
Richmond team nf tn" VIE !Dit
I.,aguc j.; was l,arn"d here today.
George Johnson, pilch"r ar,i cap
vain cf the team. aud Sam Harness,
second ba~emam and former captain.
inter tho ,i.d Of This week. while
Charles rit!u@or, pitcher goes at
mat time 20 iuia tn Richmond team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
con,ir,s rent ouard to Death.

JEfFLltSoNNl'LE INp M.
John II. Grimm 80 y.a,a Ola guard
at the lndiana state ita!.rua'ory
here, was teatcn 10 d.a'a ad rwo
conyic's sh", IN nr.tny A.r. ro-
night hnor Alirr Grimm ,M, eoa
victs TOOK h.s 3, yuisof Uut cofna.l.-d
a capta.n of tho sunfa ~ surf aa,r
his weapons one cpulran. of Tie
local fre dcpartmen, naH rs. l. ,ulIrt
out 10 assist IN que!!ias the c..,urb-
ance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
SPORTS SPORTS
Carpenters Food viii
Be A la Mode Francois
Especial Gable Dispatch. I

fAHlS. May S.--'If would ca.
IN "r IAN food. Jack Dempsey
wonil have cinch on July -.
Iii;nrcI Georges Carpenter today
Whl'c being unanimously fare
Wciicd as he left for New York
French cooking and French
i""u' ana lots OF II. is half Tho
secret of my success as a boxer :"
,nr French champion added. Il
dishes in America and in nr,,cr .,
DC insured of ;hcm. am taking
WIN me II Fr<ncn cook
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
HAS STEADY UNDERTONE
Prices Max Moderately Wide
GainS-.idyanccS Come Gradually.
Money Situation Easier.

MEM ORLEANS May s.-A very
steady undcrtonc was preserved in
IN" cotton market last week and
prices mad" moderately wide gains
advances coming about gradually be
cause OF the weight of hedge sell
'nS. which was felt practically all
The time. The market 20; it's
strength frO'n the easier money stu
ttion. reports of further small inn
pr"Ncn!cnt in business in this coun-
Try. Increased hopes OF settlement
OF the British coal strike AID a more
ilN"rabl" opinion OF European poiiti-
ear conditions. At TIA" highest OF
the week prices were - to - points
over the close of the preceding week.
with July M To l2.SS The lowest
levels wcr" made on the opening SEES
sion when the trading months were
10 points under tie close Of the
rrcc"din: week.. Ia the net results
points: July closing at l:.I1 In the
Spnl department middlinr gained 81
points. closing at HISS \ year ago
inidd!ing closed at 1913 Il pound.
iIcdG" Trndinr Prominent.
In" h"dsn trading Of the week
stood oUi as one uf it's most proini-
n"nt features over :, good part
OF tn" belt. but NOR" especially in
Texas. there was a widespread move
ineni :" buy spots ana son futures
"-"'nS ,h" purchase. thuS FORCING
speculative interests to carry "a.
GOTTEN. IRIS operation was effected
.hu'r tH' most idNorahI" conditions
n.oa"S" "l 'hH premium Oh cont raStS
~ S'otS AMI IA many eases hedge
sellers preferred the distant months
instead Of tn" near b.caus. Of the
Mtu'r hrrtnlHihS ON ih' distant
=, 1919, h'H resulted ~ narrowing
'h''S somewhat between ;hc
ii,.Ins' aHu 'St"h'r Vent TO us
m ~. -" urShIy. whlI" July did
,"'h nS hieh.St nn'iI friday.
~ KS highest october traded at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

.thc Memorial Hnsp!;ai Mrs S,iii.. =
I"S u"h. w!ig OF III" late John a. In tn.
I'm year OF h". axe. Fun.ral no,ice
hiGGiMS Died. May, s. at his rcsiAencc.
;;N.s''fii Id. a. J. t. NJ. Charles Talia-
.ft@ hirsin. axe 81 y.trs lie l.avoa
ter. sir y. u Snuidcf- and sir.
,;""rg, DrinH.r. ~ th!s c.ty Fur"rai
M"hdA' a @.s' y NJ. ~ h!- honc.
y r." IAN Died At chariott"sy!,,c. Va
May :: E!oaror Taylor. wuiow Of Con
way H"~'nnn Shc II Survived ~ four
S.iisGury. \ Gf Mr. J Il S NGi.,ain, ,a ~
Nrs. j. T.. F."wcilcu % CharInrr.EyiIi.,
ana on" son, n Y. Newman. 90 Char
Va. MAJ :. at 9 = NJ
parents Nj. ana Mrs I'm HaisS. -
Slchoisun street. sunday. Mig 1T 10
u VI. hry Mimi. ifakc Purtur vic
"l N'""l' !. I"riuf. Sh" leaves 20 mourn
Their los. hu'baud three chl.u-nu.
mother tntE"r. 'hr'" sisters nuI one
itufl~t church Wednesday, AZ T. ~
BURIAL In oahw0oi.
W" never knew the .hln she bore.
l'Gi "" All haW her die.
w only AupN III. wen, away
iiut could not say rooi-hy.
10 Parents Chllirau ana Husband
f'uusylsau!A rap"rs plcps' copy.
WHITE Died a. the ho'u" ~ his Parents
!,l' Ensluw Avenue. SATURDAY MAY E.
H"rart Earl" white age - Years .
months. Funeral service. Monday. $3.50
y NJ church %; Ia. Ascension. Iilgh-
lanI Park. int"rrnont ID DikwooG Gem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
southern icnwuc Results.

Little Rock. -; New Orleans. "a
BirninGham, Is. Chattanooga. 10
Memphis. 10, Mobile. t.
Atlanta. !. Nashville. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
Funeral Directors

MOURNING ORDERS completed IN %
hours w. are equipped 10 dye gar
in"nis black ia twcnty four hours This
IL Il special branch OF our business and
~ always given prompt attention.
Moe,elie.s loI Sortn seventh street
fHACi'-E4win rh,ur. funeral director
iHd -inbaluc!. sos East Main Street.
Madison !ai. Randolph SG6l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
Special Notices
Personals

THE UNDERSIGNED All! no, ba Responsible
'"r any debts contracted by any other
than himself. Iiuyh i t.T.Iith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09

VERY attractive Curs",H and r!iilcs for
The d"huiaU'". Come tn and !us,,..t
ih"m. Tho Corset shop. 81 North Fl:th
street. Mrs. y j. rylo. proprietor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
Lost and Found

DoG-l Lost. sunday nnou, T.. NJ. In
n"iEhhO;ho"h % Seventeenth Street ard
fb.ins Green Road. tan and white dos.
n.lni N left CSC. city license No. l-',5.
Answers TO nam" OF Frisco Reward /:
returned to i"li SVrth Seventh ST.
l'hnh- Madison a5:t.
uisht. "A brown ami yellow hat Phone
Madison "osi-I Reward.
Lost. SUNDAY. Stay s. between :
hnb q T. VI. uTnch -: keys ~, h-nH,I
leather case. Samc U.it. reads H. Is
Little Marion. :. e. Finder tease ihon,
l~lul.Vars! il:b-.I or EafI!p',! .g.t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Main Street StRtion)
CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 L. Main Street Phone Randolph +l+

RICHMOND.NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP co.
your Conpany-SolicitSy your busi.
ness; 36-h0ur service between New
York and Richmond. Freight re-
ccivcd daily. No dclay-lowcst
rates.
Phones: Madison 760-SS
Randolph :i303
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-09-30

out suspiclously. His jaw fell and
look Of aghast surprise spread over
his face as he saw the four men In
front of him.
Hugh stepped past him and was
smiling at the girl who, with little
cry of joyful wonder. had risen from
her chair.
"Your face, boy" she whispered, as
he took her In his arms, regardless Of
the others. "your poor old face! Oh.
that brute, Lakingtonv
He laughed gently, and for a mo!
ment she chung to him, unmindful Of
how he had got to her, glorying only
In the fact that he had. 1t seemed to
her that there was nothing which this
wonderful man of hers couldn't man.
age; and now, blindly trusting, she
waited to be told what to do. The
nightmare was over; Hugh was with
her.
"Are there any cars outsidef" Hugh
turned to the American.
Yours" answered that worthy.
"And mine is hidden behind Miss
Bentons greenhouse unless they've
moved It." remarked Algy.
Good" said Hugh. "Algy, take
Miss Benton and her father up to Half
Moon street-at once. Then come back
here"
'But, Hugh" began the girl APP
pealingly.
AT once, dear, please" He smiled
at her tenderly, but his tone was de-
cided. "Thls is going to be no place
for you in the near future
With no further word of protest the
girl followed Algy. and Hugh drew
a breath of relief.
snow, you ugly-looking blighter."
he remarked to the covering ruffian,
who was by this time shaking with
fright I'VE come to you. When does
Lakington returnf"
''Termorrow. sir" stammered the
other.
'Where Is he nowf"
The man hesitated for a moment.
but the look in Hugh's eyes galvan-
lied him into speech.
"He's after the old woman's pearls.
sir--the duchess of Lampshlre's."
"Ah" returned Hugh softly. "Of
course he Is. forgot. When does
Peterson come back?"
8 "Termorrow. too. sir. as far as
knows" answered the man.
And what's he doing?" demanded
Drummond.
ION the level. guynor. l can't tell
yer. Strife. can't"
At-that moment Darrell's voice came
up from the hall.
THE whole bunch are slowed away,
Hugh. What's the next itemf"
CTo BE coNTINUED)
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-09-30
WlfeIx Reauirsmenta

The Spanlards have a saying that
wife should resemble three things, and
yet differ from these same things.
First. she should be like snail. which
always guards It's house. but she
should not carry the house with her
whenever she goes out Second. she
should be like an echo. which speaks
only after the other is finished. but
she should not always have the last
word. and last. she should be Ike the
town clock. which always sounds the
hours with regularity. but she should
not sound 50 loud that the whole town
shah hear 10
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CHAPTER x-continued.

stop It, Lexington" His voice was
stern as he caught the others up
raised arm. THAT'S enough for the
flme."
For a moment II seemed as II LAX
iugt0n would have struck Peterson
himself; then he controlled himself,
and. with an ugly laugh, flung the
whip into a corner.
Il forgot" he said slowly. ITS the
leading dog we want-not the puppies
that run after him yapplng' He spun
round on his heel. "Haye you fin
ishedT
The rope-artIst bestowed a final
touch TO the last knot. and surveyed
his handiwork with justihable pride.
Gold mutton" he remarked tersely,
would be lively compared to him
when he wakes up"
Good Then we'll bring him to-"
darlington took some crystals from
a Jar on one Of the shelves. and placed
them In a lumber Then ne added
n few drops of liquid and held the
glass directly under the unconscious
mans nose. Almost at once the liquid
began to effervesce. and in less than a
minute Drummond opened his eyes and
stared dazedly round the room. He
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mond. Say now. Captain. we've CIV
a lorrv load of the boys outside; your
friend here thought we'd better bring
'em along. SO it's up to you to get
busy"
"Mulllngs and his crowd" said Oar
rell, seeing the look Of mystifcatiOn Oh
Hugh's face.
For a few moments DrummOnd
stood, deep in thought; then once
again the grin spread slowly over his
face. "Get the boys in. Peter: and
get these Jumps Of meat carted out to
the lorry. And, while you do IT. well
go upstairs and mop up"
THREE.
Even in his widest dreams Hugh
had never imagined such a wonderful
opportunity. To be In complete pos
session Of the house. with strong
forces at his beck and call, was state
Of affairs which rendered him almost
speeches..
Keep your guns handy" whispered
Hugh. Wen draw each room in
turn till we find the girl"
But they were not to be put to so
much trouble. Suddenly door oppO-
site opened, and the man who had
been guarding Phyllis Benton peered