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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-11-08

w. E. Bailey has pebbledashed the
residence of Charles A. Sncwden, on
Hardwood avenue, and w. B. Davis
is handsomely painting the same.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-11-08

Send or bring your beef hides to
the c. F. Wall Co. Highest price.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-11-08
NOTICE,

Members of Washington Camp
|P. 0. S. of A., are requested
at the Camp Hall on Friday
November II, at 7 o'clock fol
bose of joining in the big
trade.
H. W. BUSH, Secretary.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-11-08
CHURCH ITEMS.

We sell DIR. LeGear's stock and
poultry remedies. Burns & Marshall
Evening star., 1921-05-13
HOMES WORTH YOUR ATTENTION.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel. Main 45+O.
l4O6 H St NV.

Price. $4,000.
Something unusual and very desirable in a
detached home in Chevy Chase. right at the
circle or individual construction-just Put
on the market for sale. The lot Is sOxln.
and covered with fine trees and shrubbery. The
house is most artistic. modern and up-to-date,
containing nine rooms and bath.
Price, $3.50
One of those large three-story houses on l.
st lust off Of l4th st. A well built. three
story. ten-room brick house having two baths
hot water heat. electric lights and the whole
property in excellent condition. This il a
ment or u good home live in.
Price, $1l, 500.
Excellent value in Mt. Pleasant home, 4
two-story. colonial type house with four he'd
rooms and sleeping porch second floor:
heated by hot water; having electric lights.
breakfast porch, screens. awnings and maids
sell. Will make terms or consider offer for
cash.
Price. $l7. 500.
One Of the hest values We have ever offered
for sale In Cleveland Park in artistic de-
tached home. having nine rooms. two large
la throoms. oak floors throughout. hot-water
heat, electric lights, large living room with
open fireplace. and a freproof garage FOR tvo
cars. splendid situa tion for home.
Price, Sl8,75O.
ca ted for anywhere near the price asked Lo-
ca ted west of 18th street A colonial house,
three stories. having ten rooms, besides msid
room three baths. two sleeping pOrches. heated
with no, water. having electric lights inlaio
floors. open freplaces and brick garage
Evening star., 1921-05-13

WANTED.
FOR RENT-WITH OPTION OF PCRCHAS-
irC. comfortable. well built house. with at
least four bedrooms and preferably two bath
rooms: with not less than acre Of ground:
not over one hours ride by trolley train
from Capitol: must be convenient TO good
public school: state ocation. price and when
available. Address Box 254-D. Star office. Ia
WANTED-FOR THE SUMNER. BY FAMILY
Of three grown women. small furnished house
in suburbs: must have porch with sunny
pOsure. Address Rox 10G-D. Star Office. 13s
Evening star., 1921-05-13
FOR RENT.

ROSEMONT.
FOR RENT-Choice of 4-roOm fat with dis
appearing bed and built in cabinets Yard on
all four sides Suitable for couple with one
child. Will give years lease at $40 per month
See this SUNDAY. Take Alexandria car at
12:h and Prnna ave. Get OF at North Rose
mont station.
F. e. GOODNOw COMPANY.
119 King ST.. Alexandria. Va. Phone 9.6.
1WO-STOEY BUNGALOW no. :5309 BLAIR
rd. all modern improvements electric lights:
large lot with garage: SSJ per month.
f.. H GOTTWALS. Owner
Phone Col. 91 31o3 Wardar ST NV
Evening star., 1921-05-13

Price, Sl ,oUO.
Immediate possession will be given Of an
attractive m-detachad brick house in Chevy
Chase a little of Of Connecticut ave. and not
far out. There eight rooms and bath,
hot water heat electric lights, inlaid floors,
4 small amount Of cash required
Price, SIS, 500.
A we'll built home in Washington Heights.
his own use. There eleven rooms. seven
bedrooms. two large bathrooms hot water heat.
electric lights and a garage. This house can
be purchased completely furnished for 81 800
more. good income can be obtained from
this property.
Price. $13,75O.
A fine home in the downtown section. close
to Thomas Circle. that be sold terms
of $500 cash and monthly payments A
large three-story brick house having fourteen
rooms and bath, modern heat. electric lights.
room for garage. This is good house for a
home and you can make u good income from
renting rooms.
Price, $4,000.
A handsome home near 14th and Park rd.
A large house situated on lot about 16O
feet deep. There are IA rooms, Q bedrooms.
baths, rear stairway. hot water heat. Selec-
trio lights Ruud heater. This house is in
excellent condition throughout. Occupied by
an owner who will give possession at any time.
Price. S12,5OO.
A home you would enjoy; in high-class
downtown section, little OF from Dupont
Circle. \ three story house having ten rooms.
rage for two cars This house is finished in
mahogany and old ivory. 1t 10 in immaculate
condition throughout.
DnCS O.
Evening star., 1921-05-13
FARMS
FOR SALE.

FARM, $50 ACRES: GOOD HOUSE AND OUT
build ings: fencing: young bearing orchard. Il.
ID. BLACKISTONE. 18th and II NV. 10
II ACRES: FOUR ROOM HOUSE; CHICKEN
house: well: S1.70O; three miles out. Phone
Falls Church IS. 13s
AN IDEAL VA HOME OF 37k ACRES.
highly improved land: acres in timber. bal
ance in grass and grain: plenty fruit; build
ings all in Al condition: Sroom. modern
house: hath finished attic and concrete base
ment: electric lights: hot and cold water in
house and outbuildings; located II miles from
Washington d. C., on W. o. d. Ry.: two
minutes walk to line. This will suit any
looking for an up-to-date country home.
Price reasonable and terms to suit For fur
ther particulars apply to f. s. WICkLINE,
II. F. d. No. l. Vienna. Va 14'
on MACADAM ROAD. A SHORT DISTANCE
from 7th ST. pike. Montgomery county: Nd.
about miles from District line: highly i'm
proved 7Oa. farm: possession: asking more;
nsidpr an offer of sl1. 800: very attractive
terms: consider small house in part payment.
n. Z. RYON CO., Inc,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 1897 1423 + st.
NEW JERSEY ACREAGE BARGAIN: 5:
cash. 5: monthly buys two acres fine land
Price. 500. Only $4S each. VAIL. II John
st. New York. 1e3.
Evening star., 1921-05-13


7o9 18th ST. MAIN 500.
FEW OF OUR BARGAINS.
TERMS on ALL.
sl.10n-S E.. 6r:., b.. H. VIII. $500 cash.
Rent, $50 mo. Col Heights.
Sc. 5OO-Mass. ave. ne: rooms and bath;
hof-water heat.
s6,Ooo-N.E.: Gr. and b.; hot-water heat;
fine section 81. 600 cash.
SO, S9,OOO-Bloomingdale: 6r and b.: semi-det.; {;
h.-w.h.; cleo: 4-car brick garage;
lot 140 IT. deep.
SG.j00-Petworth: Or. and b.: colonial style:
fur. heat; garage space; 900 cash.
space; near Dupont Circle: elec.
sG250-k st. ne: 6r. and b.; 81 200 cash;
beautiful section.
ST.. Washington Heights: Or. and ob;
s"mi-det. garage space.
SO 5O0-l4th and Park road; colonial; Or.
and b.; h.-w.h.; elec.
50. .OO0--PetwOrth; corner; sr. and b.; on
floors: 3 finished attic rooms center
hail plan; ami
s., ,s5o-Petworth; detached bungalow; Or.
and b.: large lot: h.-w.h.; cleo;
81 500 cash.
OFFICE OF
GRAEME T. SMALLWOOD,
729 l4th St. Main 500.
OWNER LEAVING TOWN. LARGE COR
ner house arranged for three complete apart
ments. Must he sold al once. Immediate pos
session. Col. 7:35 Is
You'll. AGREE WITH USE WHEN YoU
TRICAI.LY LIGHTED. HOT-wATER HEAT
ED. DESIRARLY LOCATED. TEMPTINGEIY
PRICED HOME ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
THAT nos XoS rSA SANN9T M9TrI FINR sssr BETTER
CHAs. S. MUIR L CO..
1903 NEW YORK AVE,
Evening star., 1921-05-13
S25 Down SIS 2 Month

SIS Down. SIS a Month
We will brld you for ss75 an attractive
metal house. 10s20. two rooms and closet. on
your lot Only "a monthly payments.
STANDARD HUILDING CORPORATION. Ad-
dress Box :4o-D. Star Office.
FOREST GLEN AND CAPITOL VIEW.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD.
BY virtne of a decree of the Circnit Court
Of Montsome.y sa, county MARYLAND In equity
Saturday. May IA. 1921. the following prop
erty:
Florest Glen-At 4 O'Clock on ssd date on
the premises lot :. in block :. Forest Glen
Park. improved by = sis-room house. with
electric lights, ourbuil1ings. fruit and spIen-
did water. This property adjoins the grounds
rounded by beautiful grove. Terms. $500
when property is knocked down and balance
when sale is ratified hy the court.
Capitol vew-At 80 on on SAID SAID date: on on ,, the
"A. p, 20 and ~ in block 81. Capitol View
Park. improved by house with four large
rooms. cellar. electric lights. fruit shade, etc
Te einn.: The same above.
Both Of said houses are occupied by monthly
tenants, and each about five minutes walk
from Forest Glen station; convenient to steam
the expenditure of n small sum Of money
these houses could be made modern ideal
homes.
Zach sale is to be made subject TO ratihcs
ton by the court. and costs OF conveyance and
'''' join III | 'A' GARRRETT
OF Rockville. MI, Committee and Trustee.
BY OwNEI-CHEAr. s3.OOf-TERMs: AR
newly painted .nd papercd: porches; cellar:
fireplace; hm:lt-:n bookcases: china closet; ;
prrsser: attractive lawn: shade: roses: fruit
excellent garden: outbuildings: high location
Ane neighborhood: electric station 1 square !;
Washing ton 10 miles; reduction for cash. MISS
GIBSON. Vienna, Va, 15'
Evening star., 1921-05-13
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE

R0SEMONT.
Three and four rooms and bath. with every
modern Improvement. on lot 4ON11o feet.
Built ius. like an apartment. with bnilf-iti
cabinets etc. IMMEDIATE possession. Meets
all requirements o. couple. or on" compile
with one child. Small cash payment and bal
apca $40 and s41 per month will buy.
Take Alexandria car at 18th and Penna. ave.
Get of at North Rosemont station. once al
alton.
T. C. GOODNOW COMPANY.
71o King st Alexandria, Va. Phone 926.
Evening star., 1921-05-13
NORTHEAST HOMES.

Near 9th and StS. ne. Colonial home.
2 'room deep plan. h.w.h.. electric lights. I'm
ishrd attic garage, laundry tubs. Possession.
Substantial payment necessary.
Evening star., 1921-05-13
WANTED-TO BUY
Continued.

WE HAVE NUMBER OF CLIENTS LOOK
ing for homes in the northwest and northeast
sections Of the city. II you have a house in
this locatio and wish to SELL send informa tion
to us as soon as possible.
WALTER A. BROWN.
II
Evening star., 1921-05-13

WE SELL HOUSES. TO SATISFY OUR
many prospects it is important get houses
(cify or suburban. listed. We las merchants)
must have good goods in stock before sale can
Evening star., 1921-05-13

Near l4ih and Tenn. rooms and
bath: la:. heat. Immediate possession. Price
Evening star., 1921-05-13

wA<-'Ep no ,iI.i ~ TucjH WITH PARTY
own.:.. 20 ~; :J3h ADJOINING LOTS, in
good nw section. 80. sN.iJ.
Evening star., 1921-05-13

S~mi-detached brick. 1fh and sts
ne. large rooms and bath: large front and
back yards. Possession. Price only 81 40.
Evening star., 1921-05-13

s4 sOO-ON TERMS-sSOO CASH AND BAL
ance on time will buy a nice Groom house In
Lancdon, D. c. lot 10 by $50. Room for
chickens and garden JAMES MORRIS
Realtor. 7I3 10Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-05-13

Near Irving St: r., brick: rented BY the
month; s.. 800: terms; owner leaving city.
Evening star., 1921-05-13

DELIGHTFULLY."- LOCATED CORNER
apartment of three large bedrooms parlor.
library, dining room. kitchen large closets:
balcony furnished in mahogany. Located in
one of our best. up-to-date apartment build
ings. $3.50.
Available June l: near 18th and y SITS. w.
Two rooms. kitchen. hath. large porch: fire.
proof apartment. $50.
Evening star., 1921-05-13

KUSEMVNT.
Seven and eight rooms and large bath. with
every modern improvement on lots 20 t" COX
IoO feet Immediate possession. Meets all
requ r.ments Of type. construction and neigh
borhnod for home of refinement. Take Alex
andria car at 18th and PenBa. ave. Get on
at North Eospmont station. Office at sta tiOn.
L. {. GOODNOW COMPANY.
719 King st. Alexandria, Va. Phon" 926.
Evening star., 1921-05-13
APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED-APARTMENTS

WANTED OR 6 ROOM. ARTISTIC ALLY
tmodernb furnished apartment or small house.
in exclusive tn.w.) district only: assure eX
cellcnt care. Mrs. J. W. CAIN. Burlington
Evening star., 1921-05-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES
cOatin0ed.

NEAR 18th AND r. J. AVE. N.w.-lS
rooms. baths: hot water heat: side and rear
alley Monthly tenant. EDw. r. SCHWARTZ,
INC. iA 18th NV. tSec Mr. Birckh
Evening star., 1921-09-02
A Good Front.

"a mans no older than he
feels" I cry, in cheerful tones,
as | limp by on aching heels,
with stiff and creaking bones.
And l imply, my friends, by this,
that l am feeling young, that in
my form no sparkplugs miss, no
bolts are bent or sprung. Ihave
a crick along my back, and
stitches in my side, and yet I cry
no hoarse "Alack!" but meet
men cheery-eyed; for they
would rather hear me tell how
Young and blithe I feel, than lis
ten for a weary spell to some
Unhappy spiel. I go to pieces
very fast, my eyes are weak and
dim, my neck is in a plaster
cast, l need wooden limb;
l daily don my laurel wreath
and haunt the busy marts, to
buy me guttapercha teeth and
other store-made parts. l need
r:ore extras than a Ford to keep
me on my feet, and yet by me
no man IS bored as l jog down
the street. For when they ask
me how l am, l say, "I'd have
YOU know, Pm young as Mary's
little lamb, whose fleece was
white as snow!" They look at
me through kindly tears, and
cry, Long may you thrive!
You're surely younger than your
years, and very much alive" If
l began some dreary, tale of
sickness and decay, they'd wish
I'd hit the long, long trail with
out an hours delay.
WALT MASON.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams)
Flowers bring Smiles to Shut-ins.
-, x;e,n-
Evening star., 1921-09-02

Flowers bring Smiles to Shut-ins.
Blackstone. 14th and H.-Advertise'
r. orf
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-29
ROSE SALISBURY'S
CHERRY TREE HAS
NEW FALL DRESS

Moline, Ill, Sept. 29.-Mrs. Rose
Salisbury, Moline police matron,
expects a heavy harvest of second
crop cherries, provided the wealth
er does not act up and spoil her
dream. She has a cherry tree in
her yard that is loaded with bios
SONS at the present time, and if
she is able to provide protection
against old Jack Frost, she ought
to have some fresh cherry pies for
Thanksgiving day dinner.
The tree was fully hIossomed in
the spring, but a post-season snow
storm came along and Mrs. Sails
bury picked exactly "A ripe cher
ries for the first crop. The foliage
Withered and died, and it seemed
that the tree was through bearing
for this season But later the
leaves came out and then the bios
SONS. 1t is too late in the season,
however, to expect the cherries to
mature before cold weather, but
Mrs. Salisbury is trying to figure
out way to protect the tree so
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-29
KING OF RURUTU
Fl AS AVERSION
TO WHITE RACE

Papeete, Tahiti.-CBy Mai.)-The
king of Rurutu, one of the Austral
group southwest or here in the
South Seas, is troubled by the dis
coyery of valuable minerals on his
island.
The natives of the Austral Is
lands do not want white people
among them, and they put every OBJ
stacle possible in the way of
Europeans who would settle there.
They own their own schooners and
bring their island produce to Pa
peete from time TO time, and car
ry back with them such supplies
as they need. Thus they avoid fire.
guent visits of white mems schoon-
erS.
They make no secret of their
aversion and say openly that they
do not want white men to come
on any errand whatsoever.
While Rurutu is part of the col
ony owned by France the govern
ment of the island is still in the
hands of the hereditary king of
Rurutu who directs the affairs Of
his people subject to the veto of
the governor general of the colony
at Papeete-
The old king has resented the
threatened exploitation of his is
land and has attempted to apply the
principle that a concession given is
not valid in his dominion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-29

Advocate declares pastors in eeun-
try districts have complained that
during the summer months their
congregations are greatly reduced
because the members are at home
entertaining company. The Advo-
cate says further.
1T seems that when the farmer
comes to town he eats at a cafe
terra, but when the city folks visit
the farm they expect a chicken
dinner with cherry pie.
Our Sunday guests are powerful
influences in the lives of our chill
dren, and we have the right to
choose the color of the influence.
On, one day at least. Yet how often
our Sunday guests ruin our Sab
bath in the home"
The Advocate calls upon "all
Christian homes in the rural dis
triets Of the state to join in a state
wide strike against the Sunday Wis
itor." The organ also asks those
joining the strike" TO hang a copy
of the AdToeate's~a advertisement in
a window of their home as a notice
to Sunday company.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-29
BEGIN SELECTING
JURY TO HEAR
TYPHOID CASE
Expect Considerable Time VIII Be
Taken in Selection Of the
Panel.

Selection of Jury to hear the
first of a number of suits against
the city Of Moline, Moline Pillow Co.
and Deere & Co, based on the ty-
phoid fever epidemic in the sum-
mer of 1918, was begun in circuit
court this morning. With nine at
torneys concerned. it was expected
that considerable time would be
consumed in securing the IL jury
men.
The first case is that of Eula Col
Inns, who is suing for the death of
william T. Collins, alleged to have
contracted typhoid by drinking poll
luted water pumped through the
city's mains. The manufacturing
concerns are involved on the
grounds, that unfiltered water from
fire mains reached the city's puri-
fed supply through defective con-
nections.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-29

1t is an unquestionahle fact that
Tanlac is now being more widely
endorsed by well known men and
women than any other medicine on
the American market One of the
latest to testify is George H. Nick
els, well known lecturer, residing
at 227 Wells St, Milwaukee. Wis
consin.
"Tanlac has not only completely
restored my health, but / have
actually gained q pounds in
weight" said Mr.. Nickels in refer
ring to the remarkable benefits he
had derived from the medicine.
For something over six months,
my stomach was very badly dis
ordered. I suffered terribly from
Indigestion and Dyspepsia At
times l would be in great distress
and I would invariably experience
an uncomfortable bloated feeling
for hours after eating. l had no
appetite scarcely and the little l
ate would often make me deathly
sick. My head ached until l felt
like it would burst and 1 was so
nervous l trembled like leaf.
When l got up in the mornings,
was so weak and dizzy, l couldn't
trust myself to walk around and
I Just hurt all over.
"Tanlac has brought a wonder
full change in my condition for am
now enjoying the very best of
health. My appetite is splendid. I
relish my meals. Everything
agrees with me perfectly. The
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-29
EXCUSE PUPILS
FOR RELIGIOUS
INSTRUCTION.

Chicago.-FailiBg last year in
one plan to impart religious edu-
cation to public school children,
chuEshes of southern Evanston
have just put into operation an
other.
By arrangement with the board
of education, children of the up
per grades may be excused twice a
week for an hour during school
time to receive special religious
instruction. This is given in a
church near each of the sthree
schools in the district. The les
sons are non-denominationa and
free from controversial subjects.
Churches cooperating are Ihe
Methodist. Presbyterian, Christian,
Congregational and Episcopal of
the school district Buildings
used are the Presbyterian, Congre-
gationaI and Christian churches.
The Rev. DR.. George Craig Stew
art, rector of st. Luke's Episcopal
church, is president of the board
of weekday religious education in
southern Evanston, that worked out
the plan.
Fifty per cent of the children
in EVanston's public schools do
not go 10 any Sunday school and
receive no religious education"
DR.. Stewart said This we learned
from a survey and it is the reason
for our endeavors.
Last year we tried holding
classes in the public' school build
ings at SIS a. m, before the open
ing of school. We paid rent and
engaged our own corps of teach
ers, thus keeping the work separ-
ate from The public school system.
The early hour, however, operated
against the plan.
This year the pupils will be sex-
cused from the grades at different
hours during the school day. We
have started with an enrolment of
$50 from the 9th, 18th and 9Th
grades, and we are taking steps to
extend the plan TO the 4th and 5th
grades The class period is AS
minutes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-29
SUNDAY GUESTS
KEEP FARMERS
FROM CHURCH

Detroit, Mich. - The Michigan
Christian Advocate, official organ
OF the Methodist Episcopal church
IN Michigan, has declared war on
the city dweIlers who on Sunday
visit friends in the country and
Keep the latter away from church
services. The Advocate submits
the following page advertisement
In its current issue:
More Sunday Company Wanted.
signed, The AmaAgamated Associ-
alton of Farmers Wives The only
condition being: They are to
meet US at church time at our
church. They are to bring their
dinners, fried chicken preferred.
Ihey are to help fill our home with
Sabbath spirit"
In commenting on its stand the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-29

day at the East intermediate
school. Davenport.
At O'Clock Moline gill play
Rock Island and Davenport viii
meet the winner for the champion
ship. Following the games chick
en- dinner will be served at ESQ
o'clock
4 short business session will be
held and DR.. A Frank Houser OF
Davenport will be the principal
speaker.
About IS men teachers are ex-
peeted to attend from the grades
and high school of Rock Island
Silvis teachers are also included in
the club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-29
MOFFITT HELD
NOT COMPETENT
FOR BUSINESS
Jury Orders ConserFatOr for Man
Who Claims He Was SMindled
of Stocks.

James Moffitt of Bowling town
ship, who claims to have been swim
died out OF $35, 900 worth of Illinois
Oil company and the Illinois Rein
ing company stocks, was declared
affairs by a jury in probate court
this morning, and . conservatoF Or
dered.
Moffitt told the jury he was own
er of 400 acres of land in Rock Is
land county, and lands in Canada,
in addition to the oil stock which
he claims had a market value CT
about $4,000.
AS a result OF Moffitt's charge of
confidence game, s. l.. Fink, Rock
Island stock broker, is under in
dictment charging operation of a
confidence game, and he and sew
eraI others are enjoined by the cir
cult court, to prevent the oil COM
panies from transferring the stocks
to any other person, and to COM
pei cancellation of notes, amounts
Of which Mofftt says he is not GER
tain.
Moffitt informed the jury that
the persons with whom he had
dealt had brought a woman into
the case. He said that Fink had
taken him to Chicago in an auto
mobile. but first a stop was made
at town, the name of which he
does not remember, about IA miles
out OF Chicago. There he was made
acquainted with a woman whom he
believed was the lady of the house
hold
Woman Accompanies Him.
The following morning the trip
to Chicago was completed. the wo-
man insisting upon riding with
him. he said After that she was
his companion almost constantly,
according to the testimony.
Was her conduct always prop
er?' Judge Frank ]. Landee asked
Moffitt.
Not entirely" was the answer.
The judge did not continue this
line Of questioning.
The transactions, which are said
to have involved the transfer Of
stock in the Manicopy Typewriter
company in exchange for the oil
stocks, are alleged to have been
eonsummated about Sept. 10, the ne
gotiatiOns having been in progress
during the first ten days of the
month.