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no DROP IN N. Y. OIL AND 'GAs.'

Reports of reduction in gasolene and
oil prices by the Standard OIL Company
of Indiana failed to carry a downward
reflective tendency here. It was an
nounced at the Standard OIL Company
Offices, 26 Broadway. that there woulC
be no change in New York prices. The
Indiana quotations are about three cents
a gallon below the rates here.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 25.-It was
lower market in cotton to-day from the
opening and the decline continued until II
amounted to 40 to SO points. Moderate re-
alizing of profits on short contracts FUR
nished some steadiness in the late trading,
but without giving the market any recu-
perative power of consequence. Last prices
were at losses of As to 53 points. Close:
March. 14,33c.: May. 14.4ec.; July. 14'7ic.;
October. IL. SIC.
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POTTER BROTHERS & co.

CERTIFICATE or LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, ELIPHALET
Ti,oMss P0TTER j w EuLhER cR9TToN FoTrES;
II. PYNE, HAROLD FITZGERALD, ALEX.
ANpER j. McALLISTER. p. LYNDON
DODGE, ADRIAN =. briggs, BERNARD
". BADGLEY and ALFRED o. HOYT. all
OF whom are of full age. do hereby certify
that we have formed a limited partnership
for the purpose OF transacting a general
stock brokerage and investment business
from January list. 1921. to December 3ist,
BROTHERS co, and that our principal
place of business Is TO be located In the
County of New York.
We further certify that the names OF all
the general partners and their respective
places of residence are as follows:
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DETROIT EDISON SURPLUS OFF.

The report of the Detroit Edison Com
pany for 1920 shows n surplus after
charges and taxes OF s2.070.s36. or s7.4S
a share earned on the outstanding capi-
tai stock. This compares with 1928 In
1919. Gross revenues were S21,sso.3el
and net revenues s4,533.693. DIVIDENDS
aggregated s2,2o1.627. leaving deficit
of SI3O691.
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If you have money to in
vest and are seeking op-
portunities in the business
world, either as partner
or as an owner Of business,
consult the Business OPP
portunity columns Of The
New York Herald both
daily and Sunday, which
usually appear daily
among the classified adj
vertisements and in the
Want Directory on Sum
day
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Stroud, Manning Co., Inc, have opened
a general Investment business. They will
have as correspondents Stroud Co. OF
Philadelphia and New York. anu st1oua'
Morris w. Stroud, Jr.. Is president OF Stroud.
Manning 4 Co.. Inc. and Robert A. Manning
In its vice-president-
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COFFEE CABLES

Rio was % TO 80 reis higher. Dollar rate
130 lower at 6s550. Exchange 3-16d. higher
at 9Izd. Receipts 5000 bags and stock 414,-
600 bags. Santos spots not quoted. Futures
10 10 200 reis higher. Receipts 81 900 bags
and stock 346s. 900 bags. Receipts at ports
45 900 bags. against "a. 900 last year, and 12.
600 two years ago. Sac Paulo had 80. 600.
against 900 and 1900. and Jundiahy
20 900. against 1000 and 10000 bags re-
spectively. Rain IN two districts OF Sac
Paulo. fine in one. cloudy in one and show
cry in one
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Tuesday in the United states District
TALKING BOOK CORPORATION. manufac-
turers of talking machine record appliances,
West Thirty-fourth street. involuntary
Liabilities and assets not given. Petition
ing creditors and amounts claimed: II.
Johnson. 1852; l. Horowitz. 1892; f. Miller.
s572. Archibald Palmer is attorney for the
LOUIS L. KERPNER. trading as the Ohio
Feather. Company, p West Thirtyoeighth
sets. $4,000. Petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed: Advance Fur Company,
Inc, s1.133; Rite Service Advertising
WORKS WORKS. sis. I.' Bennet SS NJ. Blumenthai is
attorney for the petitioners.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
Tho following schedules In bankruptcy were
filed Tuesday in the United States District
A. r o'NEILL. INC. sugar broker. 6s
William street. Liabilities. $e,417 .2s2. of
which 81 ,09S 490 are secured claims, S2.-
107. $3.50 unsecured claims and 100000 taxes
and debts due United States, and assets OF
$4.256.s2 OF which s3.915. .7s2 Is merchan.
disc held as collateral. 1924 ,169 deposits OF
money In banks or elsewhere, S29. .702 debts
due on open accounts. 100000 bills. promis-
sorry notes and securities and SEAL stocks.
negotiable bonds. &c. II. j. j. Lesser are
attorneys for the bankrupts.
THE GREATER NEW YORK SILK COM
b, PAMY iNS sef Sf Witch nj fa ars
cured claims and S23, ,463 secured claims,
and assets of s35.565. Of which $500 IL
stock In trade, S22 900 debts due on open
accounts. 81 900 carriaFe and other vehicles
and 81, 500 other personal property. VI. 4
]. J. Lesser are attorneys for the bank
rupt.
JACOB SOLOMON. dry goods and gents fur,
nishings. Liabilities, s.305 all unsecured
claims; assets, S15.170, of which $4,000 Is
stock in trade. Joseph j. JACOB ID attorney
for the bankrupt.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers In bankruptcy were
appointed Tuesday by Judge Hand In the
United States District Court:
HERMAN G. RAFALOwSKY, 522 Broadway,
Kingston, n. Y. n. II: Fessenden OF King
ston, receiver. with n bond or $1,000.
ABRAHAM wOLITZKY, dry goods and un-
derwear 297 First avenue. @. ]. Austrian.
temporary receiver, with a bond OF 81 600.
THE EXPERT METAL SPINNING COM.
PANL INC. metal spinning. stamping and
tlnsmithing. JS5 East Seventy-first street:
Augustin Derby, receiver. with bond or
81 800.
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Iuc..... ...... 49,. ...... o65.so
LIGHT, Hermaa s., and Clara Bar
her-C. Jarefsi;N .....-....... 5Jf.l'
Pa Peppatins. ~. i.59s 20
LEVIN. >:5ert La. W: Leayens.. 237f5
l.. =. HOUSE ENGINEERING
CO., INC.--F. W. Dodge Co... 11l.h
LENNERT. Rudolph. and David
Getzoff-People. &C.,. .,........ 10000
LOTTO, Louis-Persico & Maras-
LEVINE. Phliip-Larkln Lumber -.oo
Co...... ...... ,-..-............. 'eo'o'
Star pun ''So"e co'''. .'''..'.... 1ei %
MILLS. J. Layns-Kellogg q Law
MichaeI--V. % %sfamateiopouios 10000
MCLAUGHLIN, Michael L.-Law- o-..
yers Title n Trust Co. ............ 3"5.-u
J. Goodman - .~............. - i.ss4.s7
ALTON COS s tones 1.43o.5l
MAYER: Martin. and Joseph steT,.
linsIUnion Exchange Nat Bank ,,s se
MacMuIKiS. Mary Snowman o
oPPENAEiE. iSiSi L;o;uia.Fiftih Nation go -
co.~E. r. Burt. Bt $500
Schwarz. ct all costs. .......... 1914
PAYNE. John. agent. &c.-B. Silver ,e 90
PETo. ' Nicholas-F. Gurait. ........ 72s.37
PHILIPS, Rowland VIC. II. Over
rophE1sER. ofSH Fl e1 Msndcir. Rosen.. ae5i5
pOMPi5R. Anthony-M r. Connwel 1890
1Nc.--A. !. Mcintosh ct al. -. 1.o4e.2 20
p. ROBERTS & COR. Messing. 59iIG
PAOLIsELLI. Joseph = National 900 .,
RAE, George-D. Finale. .......... 3,3S7 .53
ROYAL LAW PRINTING CO. INC.
Great Western Smelling Re-
RossMAN. dsssis ~ w;iiiiiam-N. IIannowitz 5s4.o5
RESN ICK, Fannie, and Louis WEI oo oo
pnsERr msFRIf ffsnmRe = mRReoBE;Rrs. INC o.
HSsInn Ssihan schwe,tzer Co. Inc. -. 1I6.1o
SOLOMON. Jacob. Joseph solomon
and Abraham shos sgloEom EGdman. S . so'o e2s15
SINGER, Philip A. CPhilip A. sing
er & Bro.)-Gotham Fur Dress o,o ac
. ing s,e 60 ..,,, n Maiasky ct al T03. .99
Sy,il,IsTmS0D Syi1r5r M-Nat Surety Co. 2,111.12
sCOFIELD. Mary-Bonwit, Teller -o.s.
sUSKiNNp. A. "a. susSind Coz 900,
Alaska Ghemcsi CO.. ,.v Inc: nr stein. '''V
spOME1WWossE'r ponW fraser S' '........ 4oo.25
SYRACUSE GARAGE, INC.-Wie- 90 ,o
grow Products Co.. ..'......e,.;,.' -'0
SHAPIRO, David and Max Solo
Tamh ToT ~ ,"ndp"o al ............ 1.15i.53
c6t1U1 1gST SEa ~ "a H. 10 N Ieo 249.3s
syPfrW Georee-J M Thompson. 1882
sGlp Kp,,tins rE, Nils l''''e~ ~ 1858
ni,kas ....... 146.45
ryvONj1IY w I-G Perret ct al. 1914
and ID Nat. Surety co.-City of N. Y. 100000
MENT Vr'c Co. INc.1w Turbowitz. 2.oes.s5
dcostsI ...................... 1874
WHEEL ,ER A. Ell w. Weir.... 1.060.41
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COFFEE.

The range of prices in yesterdays
coffee futures market follows:
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pARKvIEw. 148 w. 18th. Columbus 1870
Secrctarial. individual instruction. English.
music. painting.
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An advertisement IN the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility Of
recovering yoyr lost property.
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Reorganization of
Maxwell Motor Company, Inc.
Chalmers Motor Corporation

In of the Plan and
September all but small percentage
and claims exceeding IS 900 in
ended deal with under said Plan and
of outstanding shares
panes of the authority
Plan Agreement be operative. will
be contemplated by said Plan and
and the the title the
it
the promugaton of said Plan and Agreement deposits
made day day and still practicable further
deposits Accordingly the time to make deposits OF stock and OF
unsecured notes and claims with CENTRAL UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Depotary Broadway, New
City, been extended without penalty until the close of business
on FEBRUARY l, 1921.
Initial payments red upon the Of rights
purchase conferred by said Plan and Agreement
only the of penalty equal 19o of the
of said initial payments
The time to file application attached Application
Certificates said rights of purchase
the initial of equal
of stock applied for extended
penalty, until the Of business FEBR UARY
II anticipated that notice of allotment of stock applied for will
be given about February 10. 1921
Dated January II. 1921
r. NJ.
J.. X. GEORGE w. DAWSON
vIce-Chairman h. f. EyERITr
EIDON ".
c. Il. X.
A. A..
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day, the first name being that of thu debtor:
AUGusTE, inca. S. Weinwurm- s1,olo.s9
SAME-Same ...................... 1I2.07
C;ottlieh et al. .................... 1o3.o4
ALEXANDER, SAM KIrschbaum 6SS.o2
BLANDY. VIM. III. r. Mueller Co. 12T.3o
ct al. ...................... 1.ols.5J
consumano ..................... 1.13s.45
Whitman & Co. Inc.............. 24s 20
BRODIE, Niske-M. Feig. .......... 120.41
Chandelier and supply CO.. Inc. 2Os so
BLANDY. VIM. HI. p. Mueller Co. 127.45
BARBER. Clara-G. Jaretsky. 3iS.70
II; G; Man. ....................... 1914. .4s 4s
CENTURY 'iS FLOWER AND FBATH-
Err CO, INC.-coates Hotel Co 12o.o5
Bell Telephone CO. OF Penna. 23f. SO
COKE. Alfred-A. Cohen. ......... T20.15
DULLES, Helen R.-Mary Babcock
DEBsKi, Alexander Nv. ol,eck.. 2i.1so. 20
ESKAY, I. Henry-Walton School
EBNER. 81 ehT' John J. and New Amster WV
dam Casualty Co.-People, &c.. 10000
EXPOSITION CATERING Co.-H.
FAuIKNER. Ralph H.-Bowman 80
FiNKEIsTEIN. Joscph--Aeolian Co. 25S.5o
GOLDIN. BenJamin--S. Braunstein. 1860
ing Co. Inc. ................... 1923
GOLpSTEIN, Dave EN-. Rentner
GUYTSR- CO. VIM. P.
Montague, John Y. Meader and
JAMES Lamson. Jr-A. Wimpef
heinyer ct al. ............... 144.I4
TEALY, James, and New Amster
dam Casualty Co.-People &C.,. 10000
9IALD.ANE. Charles-P. NJ Brown
ct al. costs. .......... ............ 109 10
uaity Co. Of n. Y.-Peopie. &c. 100000
MORN, Jacob. and Fidelity a. Cas-
talty Co. of n. Y.-Same. ........ 2,50O.0O
IINCET, Abraham. and Max Smith
(Aecht SMITH ALASKA Chemi-
cN Co., Inc. ............ 1850
HOlEMANN. Oscar OHofmann Silk
CopWoman's Wear Co.. Inc..... 1884
HAMILTON STORAGE AND TER
MIlSAL 90. and Gowanus Storage
Co.. -Coastwise Lumber Supply
Co.. /. ...... ...... z,Oo@.VV
i Fromsn-A. Kapian ct al. ......... 31soso
KAPLAN. Abraham. and Norris
ozenssweig-Metropolitan Bank. 1.45e.22
KELLEY, Elias Nv Taylor. 3,294.5o
KESSELc Nicholas-Aeoliap Co... 276.S6
KISSOCK. Wilian-C. D. Griffin
ct al. ......... ..... ....':..... ooo'"o
KENNELLY. Wm-Anchor Press,
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WARD. he Witt c. and n. Ward
iiowery Savings Bank. ............ s,s6G II
WlIkE. w. FL. III Angelo. ...... 1912
WIND. Harry-Pacific Bank. 3,57S.03
WETZEL, +. HI. Fikus. .......- Js6-io
BRONX
The first name Is that of the debtor:
ALEXANDER. SAM. Hirschne-
BLACK AND WHITE EXPREss, ~
iNC;-F G. Man. an................. 1oli16
cANToNo' Raffeio and caiinelo.
Nicholas Petriello, Ferdina....
Russo and Iasquale Del Tort-
Katzen Co.. Inc.-s Bernstein 65s72.
ana william e. waliers~Morrs
Ilan Company. Observation-Disclosures. 2l6.io
LEGEND FILMS COMPANY, ING.
j. w Ford d................... 2lT.aa
PROCTOR. W. Ross-R Char;rand. 1881
ROCHFORT. Edward, and William
George--Morrs Plan Company il2.So
RoSENFELD, Rose and Arthur.
ana Sanluei Brockman--M. jacobs 1os.i2
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN
The first name is that OF the debtor: the
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed:
NEVARRA, Charles, and Morris
siegel-People. &c; June >, 1913
IT, +. BfNpsEli.L & son. nc S'VV'V"
20, 1920. -; ...;........ I1oe9s
A. Nicolini; June IL. l915........ 3ii.9i
BALABAN, Isidore--M. Schachter;
Dec. 10, 1920. ................., 3iGoI
KISS, Nicholas. and Fidelity and
Deposit Company of Maryland
People. &c. April 20, 1920. ....... 10000
ROBBINS. Harry. and Harold Pid-
geon-A. II. Cullen; Oct ~. 1919, 1858
WIrTENBERG. David I.-Tormac
Corporation ct al; Jan. To- 1921. los -
COHEN. lsidore--G. n. Rittenberg;
Oct. 2S, 1920. ..................... 2ii12
WElNGARTEN. Max-North East
ern Lumber Co.; April o. 1915. 1880
DUFF, Joseph Il. - Connecticut
Hardware and Paint Company;
Dec. ., 1920 Cvacated) .......... I,O91aT
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Fire Record

A VI. Loss
i:2J-15I East Twenty-sixth street.
Patrick Keegan. Trffling
4.55-26 Madison street, Peter Krout-
soo-ss washington square, John
s:55-Thirtieth street and North
River. barges. Department OF
o1o-siG fb'is Rvinston ss Street. D. salt1 ''
io:ft-5i4 west ieOth street. Sol.
10 .45-fs2d street and Lincoln avenue,
Ths Bronx, Department Street
Cleaning dump, ,:.;....',i;:.,T ,;.:..c Trfiins
II :i5-Esst 177th street and Watson
lane. The Bronx. freight car
y. Y, y. IT. and II. II. r.. .Trifling
II :25-250 West to3d street. Hotel
Alexandria ....s............Un Unknown
i :Oo-Eighteenth street and Sixth ave-
nue.. n lot. unknown. ........ None
1:0o--i52 East 1i0th street. Gregon
,.oo-ia 's and ia vesey street. Real
Estate Auction Company. Trifling
i:2o-224 west Eighty-third street.
i.oo-s4s Columbus avenue. o. II.
;2o-sT west i2stn st. I; unknown. .Trifiing
:5c-i7i. Allen ST.; Morris Rosen-
2.oo-Peiham Parkway and New
York. New Haven and Hartford
H. II.
o.2o-Ncvv Chambers and William ats.
auto truck; Barney Shannon. Unknown
2.35-2tO East 0ist st.; Roger
bacon ..s.s.sssssssss s.sss o UNKNOWN
2;4o-1Ge West i49th 81. unknown. Unknown
S.e5--fts Lewis ct ; ". Gutz. Unknown
3:35--s06 East iosth St. Max
schumacher ............... 80. Unknown
4oO-fO33 Mayfower av.. Bronx;
ffUHn Noue
4.f5-aip East 60th st: II. Wells
berger ..s..ss.s..--sss.s 80 IrlIilnB
1:3O-S37 Elmsmere av., Bronx,
George Munster ..... Trffling
4.40--isT West s0th ST.; Pierce
Brennan ......s..s.......s... sSlght
4:45--Cromwei av. and 177th st..
Bronx; trush. ........... ....... None
b:oO-225th ST. and Eastohester road.
Bronx; lot; unknown. ...,...... None
b:4S-si7 East nth st.; Goodman
Sons.
s:5o-cTe- place and Cannon place.
Bronx.
6.25-30 Rlvington st.; isaac
Schneider ............ ..... Unknown
s:05--20i East 6ist St., Elizabeth
ylx-Ss s'asss Bsns alI..;. hataS.%
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INSTRUCTION, COLLEGES, &C.

OOlTT SCHOOL, s2 West f5th street
HnuI 1 Secretariai training: individual
instruction. Write for Catalor.
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JEAN VALLEE & Gle. INC. manufacturer
of toilet preparation, II West lrorty second
street. Carl J. Austrian. temporary re-
ceiver with bond OF $1,000.
j. s. HAT Co, INC millinery. II West
Thirty-seventh street. w. l.. u want, tenn
porary receiver. with bond Of 81 900.
ASSIGNMENTS.
ABRAHAM ZEIKOWITZ. retail groceries,
1895 Sd avenue. has assigned for The bene-
fit ,of creditors to Harry Markow.uz OF 7sf
Bushwlck avenue, Brooklyn.
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JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.

The following judgments were filed yeeter-
lay, the first name being that OF thu debtor:
inca. S. Weinwurm. 81 ,ol9. 50
iAME-Same ...................... 1T2.07
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COTTON STATISTICS.
COTTONSEED OH.

Range OF prices:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-08

round it that the illusion from the
street was absolutely perfect.
4 hope you preserved all procau-
tons, Mrs. Hudson?' said Holmes.
Il went TO it on my kness, sir. Just
as you told me"
Excellent you carried the thing
out very We'll. Did you observe where
the bullet WENT"
Yes sir. I'm afraid 1t has spoilt
Your beautiful bust, for it passed right
through the head and flattened itself
on The wall | picked il up from the
carpet Here il is"
Holmes held it out to me. "A soft
revolver bullet, as you perceive, Wat
son. There's a genius in that, for who
would expect 10 find such a thing fired
from an aiT-gun. All right, Mrs. Hud-
son, l am much obliged for your as
sistance. And now. Watson, let me
see you in your old sea- once more,
for there are several points which |
should like to discuss with you"
He had thrown off the seedy frock-
coat. and now he was the Holmes Of
old in the mOuse-colorcd dressing
gown which he took from his effigy.
The old shikari's nerves have not
lost their steadiness, nor his eyes their
keeness,' said he, with a laugh, as he
Inspected the shattered forehead of his
bust
To Be Continued
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-08
Collectors in Egypt
Deceived By Natives

Wealthy collectors searching in
Egypt for treasures and and relics are
often imposed on by crafty Arabs, who
manufacture mummies, using the bod
les of their own dead which they
swathe in the mummy windings and
encase in stolen or spurious mummy
cases.
The duped collector. after secretly
negotiating with a mysterious Arab.
is led to an abandoned pyramid, where
the fake mummy is discovered Then
the Arab aids the collector in Snug
Cling the mummy out of Egypt so the
Egyptian authorities. who examine all
relics taken out Of the country, may
not reveal his swIndle
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Holmes had picked up the powerful
air-gun from the floor, and was exam
ming its mechanism.
An admirable and unique weapon,
said he, 'noisless and OF tremendous
power ! knew Won HerdeT. the blind
German mechanic, who constructed II
10 the order of the late Professor Mo
Rarity For years / have been aware
of its existence. though | have never
before bad the opportunity of handl-
.ng it. | commend It very specially
10 your attention. Lestrade, and also
the bullets which fit it,"
You can trust us to look after that,
Mr. Holmes" said Lestrade, as the
whole party moved toward the door
Anything further to say?'
Only to ask what charge you intend
10 PREFER
What charge, sir? Why of course
the attempted murder Of Mr. Sherlock
Holmes"
Not so, Lestrade. do not propose
10 appear in the matter At all. To you,
and 10 you only, belongs the credit Of
the remarkable arrest which you have
effected. Yes. Lestrade. | congratulate
YOU, With your usual happy mixture
OF cunning and audacity, you have got
him"
Got him! Got whom. ,IT. Holmes?'
The man that the whole force has
been seeking in vain-Colonel Sebas-
rian Moran. who shot the Honorable
Ronald Adair with an expanding bullet
from an airgun through the open win
dow Of the second floor front of No.
427 Park Lane, upon the 30th of last
month. That's the charge, Lestrade.
And now, Watson, if you can endure
the dIaught from broker window, !
think that half hour in my study over
cigar may afford you sOLC profitable
amusement.
Our old chambers had teen left un-
changed through the supervision OF
Mycroft Holmes and tie immediate
care OF Mrs. Hudson. A ] entered
saw, it is true an unwOnted tidiness,
but the old landmarks were all in their
place. There was the chemical cor
ner and the acid-stained deal-tOpped
table. There upon a shelf was the
row of formidable scrap-bOoks and
books Of reference which many Of our
fellow-citizCns would have been glad
10 burn. The diagrams, the viOlin-case
and the pipe-rack-cven the Persian
slipper which contained the tobacco
all met my,eyes as ! glanced round me
There were two occupants Of the room
one, Mrs. Hudson. who beamed upon
us both as we entered-the other, the
strange dummy which had played sc
important a part in the evenings ad
venture 1t was a waX-colored mode
of my friend 50 admirably done that
it was a perfect fac-simile. It stood OF
a small pedestal table with an ole
dressing gown of Holmes so drapeC
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-08

Had you concluded that linoleum
would never become bright just try
Blue Devil on it once.-Advertisem
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-08
The Adventure of the Empty House
ARTEtIR CONAN DOYLE

By SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE
with The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-08
Oxfords and Strap Slipper,

Choice Of any Ladies
High Heel Low Shoe in
The store, consisting Of
Patent Leathers and Kid
in OXfords and Pumps,
sizes Al, p, c, CD CE
D widths, at OA.Usb
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To Be Continued
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-18
MARVIN JONES TAKES
lEAD|MG PART IN FIGHT


CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE1
pulation impossible. This IN very dc
sirnble. And n anyone on the iloor oi
the house can suggest an amendment
which will strengthen the bin In this
respect. shall be- glad To- support II.
would like TO see gambling In farm
er's products abolished altogether
This bin does not IN ss FAR us ! would
like "a see IL ~, hui Il ~ "a si'p Ted
ward"
Mr.. IIudspcth: "wn The gentleman
yield for question:
Mr.. Jones: II will"
Mr.. Hudspcth: Docs nay colleague
think tho cotton exchanges arr bone
nj 10 the producers of cuttony'
Mr.. Jones': II Do not However. !
believe You would need sosne System 81
furnishing information e. take their
places. want Ia say IN connection
with tho cotton question which NY
friend raises here that | believe a hill
should be drafted relative to the cotton
exchanges. I have never thought That
pure gambling In agricultural pr"iuct.
where no delivery u contemplated, u
fscesssry IN market for agricultural
PRODUCTS. want IA see II abolished al
together"
In reply 60 question from Renf"
sentative Burtncss. North lakoihl Mt
Jones stated that the bill was ~ fran
ed ny the committee that legitimate
trading would not h. prevented. ANY
prr~sn, he affirmed. owning certain
amount 81 whent. hut who n"ed'd
money, might sill that wheat and buN
an equal amount for future delivery
This would give him the benefit OF
any advance IN price which might
come and would constitute hgitimht'
trading. he declared, and would not
under the Tincher bill b. characieriz
cd IN gambling.
Questions from other congressman
elected the Information that the com
mittco thought that the tax Of twenty
cents Der bushel which IN" bill pln'ts
on every put and cali TRANSACTION
would absolutely prohibit ganbing ~
futures, and would do away with ~
lsrnsicnal manipulation of W" mafNe'
Ono particularly interesting stat.m'h ~
was that every year there = shd ~
Chicago three times ~ much wheat ~
IL grown an the world. and fifty time
as much as passes through that city
Other interesting addresses w.r
made by MIR. Blanton. Of Texas, ~h"
opposed Tho bin; by Mr.. HudsIe'h' VIII
s,<sired TO broaden Its scope hy inc''ld
ing cotton exchanges; Mr.. Tincher' III,
author. IN It's defense; Bnrtness. 81
North Dakota. In us favor: Moor. oil
Virginia. In opposition; King Of Chlca'
70. In opposition: Mondel the majority
I..Aer. IN its support; Newton. Of Min
nesosa supported II. and Walsh oi Mas
sachunsests opposed ".
The Texas delegation OF u No''u
salidly IN favor Of the bill. The b'an'
ron delegation Of voted against IL