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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-24

repair to the Mc!-R garden where
turkey dinner Will % enjoyed
NO Extension Meeting
The extension class oI Union district
Will not hu.d their regular meeting IN
the Union high school this eEcnlnI as
today IS TnanNsgiN!nE. 40 night s'hVo'
vii! be held.
N. E Prayer Service
4 large crowd Was present at the
prayer service OF the NJ. II. church !'tSt
made his nrst appearance Tor seEttaI
,y,ri,s uuc to his hum- having been
Guaranteed.
Thanksgiving Program
Many attended the entertainment AT
the Church OF God last evening given
by tho Junior Enuea'or society SHG,
th!rty youngsters took part ana II
T,r0ved the most successful program
they have ever had.
McMeohen Briefs
Mrs. D. c. Mctadden OF south Mar
shall street has gone TO pittsburgh u
visit for several days. J.,
Roy Sem who has been visiting III
Sistersv!l!e has arrived home. ,
MIR, and Mrs. Presley Burgh VINO
have been calling on friends In Charles
ton have arrived home. ,-,, 1,
Mrs. Charles Burnley or WheeiihG IL
visiting relatives here. l., .u-.
Miss Thelma Pastorius who Is SUI
ferinC Of Il broken arm is getting along
Mrs Mrs, l.. Atwcll Of Cleveland has
moved to South Marshall street in th's
city. 49,. ,,,,,
in,, I'm E'ollansbce has returned 10 hcr
home on Marshall street.
Kenneth Glover has gone to Lhu!e'on
for brief visit.
Ray Snider is able to be out AFTER
slight Illness. h,r
spending = number OF days IN SherF"'
has returned home. s
&. r.. Shaw has arrived home IRON
Cameron where he has been spchu'hs
several days on business. .,,,
Charles Raber Is calling on lFleh"S
in Kingwoud for several days. ~
Mrs &. W. Fuller and son VINO nave
been visiting In Moundsrllle have ar
rived home.
Mrs. {. G. Bardall who has been the
guest Of Mrs. John Houck has returned
to her home mt MoundSH!!lc. :,
Mrs. Stren Conoway OF Whitaker Il
visiting friends here for several DAYS,
Mrs. Frank kcllison Of Whitaker !!
spending several days here with frlenu:
Miss Ruth Vlllrrs is confined to hc'
home on Fifth street III. -.
Miss Mildred Morris Is signify II
at her home on Third street.
Mr. and Mrs. John kettlewell ha!
gone to HarkerSbuIg for brief WISH
Mrs. Alvin Kcttlcwcll and mother-!n
law, who have been visiting IN Hunting
ton have arrived homo.
Robbie Bald!nEer Is reported to o.
getting along nicely at the G!endal
. hospital.
! Mrs. Clarence Frank Of Powhatan J.
! the guest Of relatives here.
: Many OF the local people attended IN
p Dixie club dance in Wheeling last eve
ming.
Miss Winifrcd Crutshank has gone Z
her homo at Bcal!ngton TO visit fr!ends
/ Harold Carpenter Is Ill at his nome OF
Seventh street
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\. !. STOCKS

New York. Nov. 23.-ExtenSIre buying
Of Liberty bonds at the years highest
quotations featured in the day ON Inc
stock exchange. the share list showing
no material alteration from recent pro-
fesslon and uncertain conditions.
The demand for Liberty issues, which
later extended TO other bonds. notably
several OF the foreign war foatattons,
seemed 70 emanate trQm substantial
sources and again was Accompanied by
indications OF easier money.
Demand loans opened at five per cent
but tho light inquiry At that figure soon
forced the rate down TO AZ, with the
usual easing from that quotation In prt-
waite offerings. Much money was avail
able for one to two month accomoaa-
tions and concessions were made on hiSn
GRADE commercial paper.
Concurrent short selling and covering
in stocks OF tho same descriptions maue
for confusion through tho session. Inc
only issues TO register more than nom
inal changes. mostly upward Wei
spsciait!es OF the utility. chemical ana
minor industrial types.
Dealings In rails were unusually con-
tracted and many poular industrials.
s1oh as steels, equipments and motors
rsld within fractional bounds, while
oils reflected profit taking over the I'M
pending holiday. Sales amounted 70 90
shares.
Renittances TO neutral countries par
ticularly Holland and Sweden NJ gains
OF Is 70 20 points. featured the toFe'h"
exchanges. Sterling was urn out Ful'
20 the other allied countries showed fur
Their heayiness.
In addition TO the five Liberty issues
which scored maximum prices, French
municipals displayed marked strength
MANY domestic rails. especially con-
,.nrtihle issues. were At their top prices
for year or more. Total sales. Ipar
.,IuaN con T5O 600
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BETHESDA

The evangelistic campaign has been
In progress at the InterdenominauonA
Holiness church two weeks. VIII. much
interest and spirit OF prayer manifest:
Re-. &. w. Butler. dean and teacher OF
the Cleveland Bible institute. orrived
on Sunday evening He requested me
workers, although reinforcement had
conn not 10 let down any In their
prayers. but to double their zeal lie
hopes not TO be III the way, but said.
I'VE VIII mutually look to the LORD
Rev. Butler chose for his text. Ps. 1918:
For this God Is our God, forever and
ever" after describing the greatness
of God, the God OF creation, redemption
and revelation. the imutable, omnlpres-
ent. onnlpotent and everlasting Coo, ne
closed with the wonderful love OF 600
TO the world and said 10 the backsl!der.
though 1t meant self-renunclation. self
crucidxion and humiliation, when the
conditions are met, God IS just the same.
His lea to the Christians. to sign up to
God. as a friend lie could count on
saying God was working to save the
world but not working alone.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings
Rev. G. W. Butler spoke on the "keveIa-
ton OF Jesus Christ to the World an
to tho Church"
Day meetings are being held at $50
this week.
Bethesda Briefs.
Tho guests at the NJ. f. parsonage
this week are Mr.. Lester NJ. Askeman
and bride. Miss Ruth Gausuch Of Col
umbus. They were united in marriage
Tuesday evening at o'clock in the
Sunbury church at Columbus. by the
father Of the groom. Rev. ]. VI. Acke-
man. We extend congratulations.
James Shipley of Imperial Neb.. Is
visiting old friends a this place. He
was formerly lineman Of this telephone
| system, and has many friends here.
! Mrs. Bishop is improving after 4 ser
lous Illness.
! Stephen Brannen has returned from
/ the o. V. G. hospital and Is improving
/ slowly.
Guy Warren Of Wheeling spent Sun
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RITTER. EGGS, CHEESE

New York. Nov. 2@-hutter hrm'
Creamery. higher than extras AZ % 14c'
creamery. extras (92score). 42c: crea M
ery, nrsts (SS to ~ score). @6iz q t2C;
hacking stock. current make. No. =
2Sls 029c,
Eggs steadier. Fresh gathered ezra
frsts. G3 66c; do. hrsts, $50 Ne"
Jersey henncry whites. extra fancy, can
died selections, Csc; nearby western non
merry whites Ilr$ts to average extras
7SN CSC; do hennery browns extras,
72u72c; nearly gathered browns and
mixed Co}ors, rrSts 10 extras. $50 zoe:
refrigerator special marks. fancy "SP
4Oc: do. firsts. $50 IS.
Cheese steady. state. whole milk
flats fresh. specials. ga &c; do. aver
age run. 2OT2oi.c; state, whole milk
twins. specials, ga &c: do. average
run, 20G2ol&c. o.,
Live poultry firm. Chickens &c;
fowls. ISN 24c: roosters, l6c; turkeys
sc Dressed steady; fowls la SIC
Flour steady
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SUGAR

Now York, Nov. 2&--The raw sugar
market was unchanged at 80 n 10 IL!
for centrifugal There were sale or
$500 bags OF Cubas reported by the
committee At two and one half cents
cost and freight equal to III for CEN
triruGal. while IN the uncontrolled mar
ket 7O.652 bags of philippine Island CEN
tr!fugals were sold At 3H''a both L"
outrort rctinerS. ,,.
There was more activity in the raw
sugar futures market today but price
changes were Irregular with near posi-
lions lower under scattered hTuidat!oii'
selling at new low record hEurcA' WhIi1
later deliveries were Stcnd!cr on Gov
er!ng and buying by commission houses
Closing prices were hNc points lower
To four net higher. December c!"S%n ~
go: March @2&: May go and July az.
The refined market was UNCHANGED al
800 to $50 for fine Granuiatcd nut ths
demand was only moderate, aIih1us'
rctinrrs were still busy on old orders,
Trading IN refined futures consisted OF
two lots Of November on" at 900 an"
0nc at $50 CLOSING prices were Nh-
chang 10 10 points net higher, ror
December closed NJ 545; March Ga
and May $50,
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FIFTEEN
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. r.

day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. n .
NJ. Warren. ~
Miss Dora Phillips returned Akron.
O.. on Monday after n pleasant Vioit
with home folks here.
Miss Ictha Ewers Of Speidel. was tns
guest of friends here on SUNDAY aha
attended services at the NJ. f.. church
on Sunday morning. remaining In TOWN.
for the service n. the lnterdenomlnA-
tionaI Holiness church in the evening.
Mrs Mrs Sara Minnemyer and son Bert
ram Of Bellaire were guests at tho nome
OF Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Lucas Sunday
Rev. Ackeman. the new pastor or tne
NJ. Z. church Is getting the work or the".
church in hand, and IS preaching soms"
splendid sermons.
The services arc we'll attended. andFn
we hope for a larger attendance at sum
day school, there being an increase or :
Sunday, we believe growing interest
Is sure to come.
During the enforced absence Of the.
Sunday school superintendent F. L.
Maris. his place is very ably niled by,
the assistant. Mr. Stanley Bolon. IN
Special music was rendered last Sun
day morning and evening by Rev. ana
Mrs. J. VI. Ackeman's son, Mr.. Lester M
Acheman and bride. ~
An interesting program Is assuren''
for tho Thanksgiving service on Thurs1o
day evening. Mr.. Lester NJ. AchemaS--
will give an address. ~.
The sermon Sunday morning was
| from the text. God IS our refuge and
strength. very present help In trou.
! BILE" Ps. 1851.
Rev. Acheman impressed the fact that
we should give God chance TO Work
! through u.s. God is ready. willing and
waiting for mans cooperation. We
! should learn to know His love, trust
| Him to take away our sins and md
! strength in Him. If We fear God We
are guilty and have not yet found Jesus
! ITc says we are the dynamo through
which God works, and He is ever ready
! to belt onto workers in this community.
We have the promise, that He is with
! us. though He does not remove all the
| hard places. His grace Is sum cient"
| The wonderful love Of God caused Him
+ 10 give us strength and help in tme OF
| need.
The ". H. NJ. S. will hold their
! Thanksgiving offering service on Sun
day evening, November 81. -
A very successful two weeks evangel-
istic campaign closed on Sunday eve-
ming at the Ebenezer Baptist church.
The pastor, Rev. Maier was assisted by
! Rev. Chitterden Of North Fairfield.
The members OF tho church were
much benefited and spiritually quicken
! ed. and a number Of individuals needed
the call Of the Master, there being seven
added TO the church roll on Sunday
morning.
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LOGAN & BRYAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(By private wire to a. +. Mastcn Coz
New York. Nov. 23.--The stock mar
ket displayed no particular trend in the
opening dealings but AS the session wen
along a. rather steady tone was develop
ed throughout the list with quotations
holding we'll around the levels csGth-
lished during the recent advance. The
investment market rs reflected III bonds
Was quite strong and the government
Victory ASS sold at par dur!nr the
DAYS turnover. The outlook for cuSy
money for some time to come together
with the expectation Of u further re-
ductinn in the re-diSc"unt rate 10y the
Federal Reserve banks are tho princ!.
pal Influences hearing on the invest
mcnt market just now. There is 4
growing conviction that this strength
viii shortly hc reflected In advancing
prices for some of the standard divi-
dCnd paying issues on the stock market
and in this group the dividend paying
rails are by no means the leaSrimpOrt-
ant, The foregoing influences In our
OPINION should make II not unrcaSon-
able TO expect broadening and adyanc-
ing tendencies In the Investment and
speculative issues.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York Nov. 23-Foreign exchange
Irregular. Great Britain demand $685..
cables 1905. 60 day bills on banks
$.96%: France. demand TO7is. cables
los: Italy. demand ana, cables AZ;
Belgium, demand $751;. cables 6.SG:
Germany. demand .3JH. cables SO; Hol-
land. demand 35.45. cables 1851: Nor
way. demand 1910. Sweden, demand
$3.50: Denmark. demand 1913; SwttZcr-
land. demand 1885,: Spain, demand
1875: Greece. demand 400: Argentina,
demand 23.28: Brazil. demand 1850;
Montreal, 9llt: Rumania, not quoted:
Finland 1874: Poland, 0.03: Jugo-Slav!a.
O.325; Austria, O.O375: Czehcho-Slovakia,
los.
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ST, MARYS

Union Thanksgiving services will ne
held in the NJ L. church on Thursday
morning. conducted by Rev. c. c. Lam
ham
The SiStersville junior high school
football team CamN down Friday after
noon and played with the local juniors.
The score was %.
The St Mnrys high school football
team will 70 to Sistersville on Thanks
giving day for a game with the Sisters
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo. O.. Nuv. @3.--Wheat. ca h l.26;
Dcccmh"r. L"1'a: May, 1871. clover
seed rrimo cash ANA December 12.6":
January l@.G5: February. lG.7Q: March,.
l2.6O. Alsikc. prime cash. 1890; Deem
her. 1880: February. Ills: March. ! 20.
Timothy. prime cash. %.h7. Dc""ml"r.
%UTlY: January. $40: February. So;
March. SEQ. Low grade seed markc,
unrhy NCcd
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MCMECHEN
Union Services

Union Services
Union Thanksg!NiTC services of the
different church VIII hc held at the
Church of God this morning at ~
o'clock. Rev. {. W. Fr'lcr, pastor OF
the Christian church Will deliver the
sermon and his subject VIII hr What
shall | RENDER into Him" An excel
lent musical program Will hc carried
out and the church will no doubt be
packed.
Tho Red Cross membership drive o!
:ris city began yesterday. Instead OF
making the house To house canvass rs
has been the custom for several years
Committees havn been named for caC!
church and organization in tho city and
each will get the members in this man
rcr. Already large number Of Nom
Ners have been solicited and II is felt
certain that this drive will be rs great
a success as the previous ones.
Thimble Bee Entertained
The members OF the Thimhle Bce SOC.
iety we're delightfully."- entertained Tues.
day evening by Mrs II. VI. MCElrOy OF
caldwell street. Nccdlework. music and
other diversions werc enjoyed through
out the evening. A delicious luncheon
was enjoyed ut a late hour.
Theatre Party
Tho members Of tho Marry Maid
olub will have n delightful time this
afternoon when they will give theatre
party. After witnessing the perform.
ance THE Three Wise Fools" they Will
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DRY GOODS

New York. Nov. % - Cotton goods
o,iickcncd today In unfinished lines. foI-
lowing tho sustained cotton rise. Print
cloths sold up from Il cont /" : cent
above the weeks low prices. Yarns
were firmer in Spsnn"rs hands WIN
,ittic change reported In local markets
Raw silk again advanced but Durlal.s
cascd. IohbcrS reported a quiet week.
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MONEY MARKET.

Now York, Nov. 70 NNII money cas-
Ter: high !; low A.. ruling rate =; clos
Ing bid Az offered ct =, last loan a.;
call loans against acceptance" AZ.
Time loans nrmcr; 80 days. 514H : =:
90 days, 90 mjis; liz months. "a IL
~. Prime mercantile paper, IN3i.
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK.

zoo: market steady; hcINlcS, G.9V"t
%; heavy workers., T.+UW 80; light
workers., 1.G5GI 80; ligS. 1.Tj q 500.
Sheep and lambs. receipts, 500; mar
kct steady: top sheep, 10; top lambs
g.Ju: higher.
Calves. receipts, 100: top. 1850.
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rrprRrY RONnS

closed: gigs. "G.lo; hrst A.. "j.oo bid:
second As. g5Oi. nrst 4l4s 96.To; Soc
md AIS, $3.50; third 4':H. asa: fourth
4r,s. g5.IS; Victory G'IS. 99.29, Victory
ASS 9g.g0.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Nov. 2S.--E.Nport sales at
the Gulf OF Mexico. to&cthcr with uh,
eynert@I higher prices ut Liverpool and
Rucros Ares had a bulush effect today
on the wheat marke: here. The close,
although unsettled was 1T | 10 2'9c net
advance. with December l.l0Ns 70 Ito =.
and May I.l34 to l.l3ig. Corn gained
"a q I.c to sc. oats = q &c 10 nc, ami
provisions ) to lie.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling. W. Va. Nov. 90, 81.
Furnished The Intelligence by A. E
Mnsten & Co, members New York stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
of w Va, Bldg.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va, Nov. %. 81
Furnished rhe !ntcllSencer by a. r
Masten & Co. members New York Stocy
exchange. Second door National BanA
Of w En I3luE.
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PETROLEUM.

OH City. Pa. Nov. 23.--Credit bal
Shipments, 3l,l9e; average, 44,795.
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N, Y, STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. w. Va. Nov. IS, 81.
Furnished The intelligence BY a.
AAsten & Co. members New York Stocs
Exchange. Second door National Banx
Of W w. Bldg.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

wheeling. W. Va. Nov. %. 81.
Furnished The lntelliGcncer by A. T.
Aasten a. Co.. members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of " Va Bldg.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. %. Il.
Furnished the inteinSencer by A E
MIsten Il Co. members New York Stocs
Exchange. Second hoJr National Bans
OF W Va RldR
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling, W. Va. Nov. 3, y.
Daily quotation list Wheeling stock
Irchhnge. Compiled for The lntelll-
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. %. '2l.
Furnished The lntelhgcncer by A. r
Masten K Co. members New York StoSE
Exchange. Second floor National Bans
- ~ Rlhn
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VILE high. A special train has been
arranged for. and n large crowd Is eN-
pccIod to accompany the team. Inc
Citizens band will furnish music 1or
the occasion.
Ronald Dye and John Patterson or
French Creek were business callers mere
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Cornell OF Willow was
shopping here Saturday.
Reno the magician. Will appear NJ the
high school uditorium on Wednesday
evening SIS o'clock. Come out.
Mrs. l.. S. Poole, who has been crltI-
cally III for the past week. Is slowly
| improving. -,
Miss Irene LcBaron and Mr.. l.. Cecil
! Hanes. prominent young folks or this
! city, were married at the home OF the
! bride on Saturday evening by Rev. J. A
! Young
! Hays Hall OF Pleasanton was trans
acting business here Monday.
Miss Mary Shingcton OF Belmont was
shopping here Monday.
| Mrs. w. S. MARBLE Of Calcutta was
shopping here Saturday.
Mrs. Lura Cailihan and little dauGh-
ter. Ann. of Parknrsburg, are visiting
relatives und friends here this week.
Mrs Carrie cain was in Wheeling
/ Saturday doing some shopping
,. Albert A.s,ey y,ro OF y,S Sna%ne'' was a
" Naml y 81 Save Run. was trans
acting bug IS n the city Monday.
Mr.. Tal 81 Slstcrsv!lle. was here
Friday 70 ness the football game:
wizard Hrde,tc, OF Ben's Run, was
in town Fl BAY
| Grover well Of Union Mills. was
here on bAFrnesS Monday.
Russell wright. OF Parkershurg. was
in town Monday looking after some oil
| interests.
c. y. Sloan. OF Marietta. was visiting
relatives here this week.
Attorneys Ross Wells and G. y. Smith
were at Mlddlebourne on business Mon
day.
Miss Beulah Locke. Of Eureka was
shopping here Monday.
Mrs Effic Humphrey was a Marietta
shopper last Thursday.
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Cash quotations.: Whcat---No. red.
1.2l. Corp-No. mixed. SIN as: No.
yellow. 51I2 E52. OatS--No. ? white,
sc q3Sl. No. white. 331! ass. Pork
nominal. Lard. S.SOQS.90. Ribs, 7.o0T
7T5
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WHEELING live STOCK

Wheeling. W. Va, Nov. %. '2I.
WHEELING LIVE STOCK con- GO.
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PROVISION MARKET

Wheeling, w. Va. Nov. -. ~.
(BY SETTER BROTHt RS.)
FRESH MEATS.
REEF
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Total sales $4,000 shares.
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Two Drunks.

Officer Roscberry can cut two more
notchcs in his club for tho two DRINKS
he picked up yesterday. Andy Swaoa
md Neon EhuhrR were the unlucky duo
knocked for being drunk and lighting.
They furnished the necessary bail and
were given hearings last night before
Mayor Clark So 'uts.
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BENWOOD
X Of C. Initiation.

The * OF c. Initiation, banquet and
dance Will I've held tonight at their
rooms in Wheeling. William Smith
Vincent cannon and Joseph Donovan
three local young mon, will be taken
into tne order. The first degree was
conferred last night, and the second ard
third. or jor degrees will he given to-
night along with tho initiation and
bnnIuct Many local members are eX-
pe,;ed to be present TO enjoy the good
lime IN store for them tonight.
The Holbrook news., 1921-03-11

candle and whispered to 1t in tones that did not carry to, the ear of the amazed listener. He strOde up and down the room; and there was on his face a look that no man had probably ever seen there before, and probably would never see again.
 After long moments he reused him. self, unbuttoned his vest, and put the picture carefully. away in an inner pocket The watcher outside the wall winced; his lips drew together in a tense line. But there was much to be seen just then. The man inside had risen, crossed the floor, put the things back in the trunk, closed the lid and picked up his hat. Next moment the candle was blown out. The Pearlhunt- CT barely had time to creep into the fringe of weeds when the cabin door opened and softly closed.
 With a brisk step that indicated he had flung off the spell of the past, the notorious renegade walked around the west end of the cabin, past the spring, and straight to the tiny pool under the waterfall, where the Pearlhunter, who had stolen along the north wall of the cabin had his second astounding sur prise since coming down the bluff.
 CTO BE CONTINUED)