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IEwrs NOTES.

llewcs, Get. %. Robert Wallln fnd
Pred conwell drove TO Philadelphia.
Yesterday, IN Mr.. wallon's car.
Captain Fred Burton takes the
Pilot boat Philadelphia. on October 20.
tor two weeks Tho Pilots Assocla.
tion OF the Delaware BAY and River
has coallng station at Cape May.
Tho Philadelphia viii go over next
Monday for the frst time Go gct coal.
state senator Charles Murphy and
family, who spent the summer at Re-
huhoth Beach, have returned 10 their
home In Harrington.
Mrs Thompson and daughter, Miss
Gertrude, who spent the summer at
lschohoth left this week for their home
n Washington.
Tho Ambassador from Uruguay
Doctor Narilla. and his family. who
spent the summer AZ Rehoboth left
un Mopday for Washington.
Tho colorcd people of Lewes will
have a masque ball. next week. given
hy the Cambridge hand
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pratt OF Mar
shalllon viii spend the winter In
l.ewoa.
NV and Mrs James McCloslsy have
returned 20 their home In Wilmington
after fvo months stay IN Loves.
Howard sharp will leave for WI
mlngton next week lie has been
employed on the new school building
ror several months.
captain Tom Joseph of the light
house tender. iria. spent Sunday here
with his sister. Miss Laura Joseph.
Mrs. NJ l.. Carey, who has been
here several months. will leave next
week. for visit 60 Millsboro she will
then return homo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Why You Should
Buy Here

is apparent in the worth and
beauty Of the goods themselves
and. the protection Of the
Wanamaker guarantee.
With a jewel, or an article
made or even plated with a
precious metal, the value is
everything.
The genuineness makes the
value.
The quality reinforces it.
Experts not only make our
jewelry and silver, but pro-
nounce on its values.
When do you need guarantee
more than you do when buying
goods Of which you have, per-
haps, only the superficial knowl-
edge of the average cultivated
man or woman2
What, for instance, do you
know about the worth Of a gem
or the degree Of alloy in gold?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
lFe IN Window Ornamented
With Halloween Fodder Fur
nlnhud Excitement 90 Laurel.
PUPILS STUDY FARM WORK

isum iNtls repnlnl'h vusfeawndenln.
psAiutA, oct aa THE agricultural
department ~ the Hcafetd llirh
Heheri A. the iAfsrat m the state VA
iha number of puplla enrolled, and ~
alsa AaH thN nfuatrat rewenlare of
hess ilom the country, AZ the pres.
eul llmp lhe,u are w huss taklng che
fautasl q nl them are from the vouns
ltf nud piphl tfom town. Al et them
utv ln ths hiAh aphuol, there heine
tNe nrnlvte. mine iuniofa, 10 sophie
mvtea snd "a freshmen.
ilueause ~ lhuh ~ rnum some of the
alahth stada tuyH who we're anxious
a. lAhu the enufap wufo not allowed 70
a. no- Nuprfnlandtui Alam hopes
a. he nhip "a neeummndatp these boys
latai whU want a. take up the anri-
sulluWi vuufHtl
Hha ffaahnrn and sophomore Huc-
tiun visited q lpW fhtWa Ia TINS locality
thlH NaHh and aplpeted urpd corn from
thH nnldH, Nnillua d away un HtrinnH
"a az, Aial AL tht tuar they VIII
iasi thla tuFn 1huy have announced
ihal thug Nil hn alad 10 AZ thlH work
tai am Nt ihH fafWtra u they WI
unlY notify them The study uf seed
,ufh does nUi lall Ia with te study ol
NtAfm AnlmalaF which ihia claHa la
nluhfina thia Npar, bui npud seed ia
~ auHh vital Importance that they
eat ihpy viii be niUAHeN "a help any
fafmel Win nfpda help in thm uuo.
The iunlUf and aHnluf section phid a
tlnli lhlH week. o. ihe iAfm uf Albert
~ faff, meat town. who explained
a. them hia mpihudH et nfuwinn 'prn.
ana also showed them hiH new nnA
upai date barn and hin urw corn urh
vhlph he u huildmg on uan KEGS
rhia plana la ttudslnn iulm managr
tNHnt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Nrws on srAroaD.

hnaipfd Urt Haa.Nfa Julia g.
stevens 4 arenaine several days with
hrf aHurtitfl MfH q. n Aicmd in
philadelphia
MfN Hattie Johns h YleltlnF her
enN t1nuh johns in Wilmington
Nrf. ! Robinson h. VISITING her
aeuHhisf Mfs Morris Perry. Ia
Philadelphia
state Senator ueufso p. lnaley ~
NN'hNl who hHa hsan patlsnt ln thr
tHNiNlatf Md hospital far several
Ntthf itiufned ln hls homo thin week..
ftif nuNt improved.
Afh iiolhsf lnfdls Nho has heon 4
taNtni u fhp DHmNidHa Nd. hos.
aiiai tvf hVnsilinu, auffcrina with
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Why You Should Look
About Here

One Of the foremost rea-
sons why you and your
visiting friends should give
the Jewelry Store a good
looking-over," even If you
have not so much as a
baby's gold pin to buy, is
that It makes no difference
in the degree Of your well
come whether you come for
a purchase or for an eyeful
of beauty.
Walk about freely among
these dazzling displays that are
so we'll worth coming 20 see.
Beneath these foods Of day
light pouring from great win
dows, end under hundreds Of
brilliant electric lamps that
take thsir light from the same
source that liz the diamond and
caused the luster Of the pearl,
the quivering play Of colors on
the surface Of the opal, you may
sauntsr at your ease, examining
and admiring these sparkling
treasures, whose original home
was the depths and darkness of
the earth or the cold bosom of
the ocean.
Here's somsthing 20 think Of
while gazing around:
More diamonds probably are
assembled here In Wanamaker's
than were in all Europe when
Columbus sailed from Palos 70
discover AmericsI
This Ia partly because the
diamond, today prIzed as the
empress Of all precious stones,
was scarcely more than known
to the ancients, owing TO the
then remote situation of the
worlds great diamond fields,
India and South Africa.
It is also because modern
civilization provides ways FOR
Mr.. Plain Everydsyman and,
still more, his wife, to own
quantities of fine things once at
tainable only by princes.
Here Is a great Store, giving
you your choice among most
amazing assortment of fine dia-
monds, finely set in rings, scarf
pins, bar pins, necklaces, brace
let's, brooches.
Beautiful Oriental pearls, the
Jewel that becomes any woman,
and suits with any gown, ara
here in particularly distin-
guished selection, particularly
in necklaces.
Finer and more perfectly
matched and graduated pearls
you're not likely 70 find else
where, for this Jewelry Store
has long been noted for its
pearl necklaces.
1t would be impossible 70 re-
count all the treasures and the
pleasures Of which recollections
are carried away after a visit
to the Jewelry Store.
The fine gold jewelry, in the
fashionable green-gold finish,
the Incompatible collection of
reliable clocks and watches, the
superb displays Of sterling and
plated silver hollowware and
flatwsre, are each worthy Of a
chapter in themselves.
But when the time comes to
buy any of these beautiful
things for personal use or for
gifts, the reason
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

laurel oct 22.-Nirs. John ID. Col
Inns entertained Thursday evening. in
honor Of hcr husbands 5ist Birthday
anniversary. The evening was devoted
to games and music. and refreshments
were served. Mr. Collins was the re-
clplcut Of many pretty and useful
gifts.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
VIM p. Gordy. Mr.. and Mrs. William
llecords. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Horsey,
Mr and Mrs. Vaughn Evans. Mr.. and
Mra. Carlton Elliott. Mrs. $. NJ. Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Collins -Mr-aad
Mrs n. r.. Collins. Mr.. and Mrs. Reese
Oprdy, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Collins.
Alr and Mrr John j. Collins: Misses
Ruth and Sallic Collins. Elizabeth
lloaoy Catherine Collins. Barbara
gordy Irene Records: Messrs. Milton
collins. Harpor Elliott. William Col
lns and Paul Collins. Jr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
SURPRISE VARIETY SHOWER.

Delaware City, Oct. 22.--Friends Of
Miss Margaret Spicer gave her a sur
prise variety shower at the home of Miss
Margaret Schaeier, last night, Many
handsome presents were received. The
evening was spent dancing and playing
games and a collation. was served
The following attended Mrs. G.. V.
DE Revere, Mrs. William Thompson,
Miss Gertrude IIabecker, Miss ID Wis
Thompson, Miss Iva Griffith, Miss Grace
Phillips, Mrs. Frank Moore, Miss
Emma Mulligan, Miss Marguerite Null
ligan, Miss Mary Money, Miss Mary
Schaefer, Miss Marie Jamison, Miss
Mildred Bender, Mrs. Maud Spicer,
Mrs. Kenneth Cross
Miss Spicer's marriage will take place
on Thanksgiving evening, to MIR. Adams
Of Wilmington, in the Presbyterian
Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
BRIDGEyILLE NOTES.

bridgeville. Oct. 22.--John Ander-
son and Willard Isaacs left last week
for Wilmington. where they viii take
a business course at Goldeys College.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r Brown have re-
turned from two-weeks automobile
trip through New Jersey, Pennsyl-
yenia, Maryland and Virginia.
Mrs Robert McQuay and daughter.
Alice OF Wilmington are spending a
few weeks here as guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Smith.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Interesting Relic.

An interesting reproduction of the
Declaration of Independence attracts
attention from visitors to the ware
-ooms Of i. b. Norman & Co, at III
shlpley street, where it hangs framed
on the wall. Ii is an heirloom in the
lamily Of Peter Emrick, whose grand
father was soldier il the Revolu-
uonary war, serving with a New York
regiment,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
ENTERTAINED BRIDGE CLUB.

Laurel. oct. 22.--The Bridge Club
was entertained at tho home of Mrs.
Cecil " henson. az her home in North
Laurel. thls week.
Those present were Mesdames Ed
ear ouulen. =. Carlton Hcarne. Paul
R Kennoy, Wilbur +. Ellis. w. Leon
ard rorhort. Elizabeth Cook; Misses
Nell Marvii. Minnie Robinson. Laura
Rodney. Ida Warrington and Ruth
UnNoWny.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
For October
'Tis the Opal

"october's child q born for t1oe,
And Lifs's ricissitadss mast
kaofg,
Bat 10y an opal on her breasf.
and Hope tetiI lisll the s0oes 90
rest"
There are still nine days TO
come before October leaves
(no pun). and considering that
six persons are said to be born
every second, tho number of
October birthdays yet TO
come, and to be commemorated
in traditional manner by the
welcome gift of jewelry bear
ing the birthstone for the
month, must be considerable.
The opal, the birthstone for
October, is regarded as the
emblem of hope. 1t is not only
very beautiful gem, but one
with unique qualities.
For instance, IL combines in
itself all the glowing colors of
it's sister jewels, and, unlike
them, does not have to be cut
to display them.
1t is also the only stone that
defes imitation.
A delightful choice among
jewelry set with fine o. s IS
to be found here, including
handsome rings, in remarkable
variety, for both men and
women, scarf pins, brooches
and necklaces.
Some of the settings show
effective combination Of opals
with diamonds or other pre-
cious or semi-precious stones.
(Mnln
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
The Whole Wanamaker
store Is a Landmark

n every Pennsylvania
.as pride in showing to
sitting friends from fur
her parts.
He enjoys visiting it
himself.
But when planning for
q day of d eligh t s in
Philadelphia, including the
usual "hour at least at
Wanamaker's," he viii miss
a very wonderful and inter-
esting display if he fails to
allow abundance of time to
view the treasures of the
Wanamaker Jewelry and
SiIverware Store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

stomach trouble, returned 10 her home
here Yesterday, very much improved
The lhidge Club was entertained
NcdneHdn, afternoon by Mrs John
a. iskrleee.
MfH Martha puf'rainoi has as her
Enc~t this week, Mrs. Margaret G..
punuford OF Raltimore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
FIRE At LAUREL

Laurel oct 22 Fire. supposed 20
he due to an overheated electric wire,
started a blaze. early yesterday morn
lng ln the office OF tho Eastern Shcre
tiaa and Electric Co. ON Central ave-
nue.. The display window of thC Of
nee had been decorated with large
hunchts az dry fodder and corn for
the coming Halloween festival. and
Ia the lry material the blaze made
ta headway
The local volunteer hremeu respond
"a to the alarm sent in. but tho blaze
had been oNtinguishcd before they ar
rived. with tho exception Of large
plato rlapa window pane which waa
hrukon by the heat the damage was
SLIGHT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
TALK ON ENGINEERING

Newark. oct. ga. l.. Culfmore
formerly dean of engineering at the Uni
versity of Delaware and now director
of large technical school ut Newark,
n. j.. was a guest of the University
Chapter American Association of Engi-
neers at a meeting Thursday. Professor
Cullimore, who was the guest Of Pro
fessor Harold l.. Tiffany while in Newark
gave talk ON the social and economic
side of the engineering profession. Sew
eral members of the faculty attended the
meeting.
Short addresses were also made by
President Walter Hulhhen and Pro-
fessor Harold Il. Tiffany.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
40 rnfrr oIt TANKS.

ppaFnfd uei laaaTho iienfn on
tv - wllmlnNlun. n subsidiary % thc
hun ull Co. has purchased a piece OF
land here from Captain a a.. Nano.
eunnf ~ thp heaiHfd Marine Railway.
inal hesund the railway plant. on
wHlph iheY are erecting three large
ihnhs vllh a capacity Or 10000 eallona
safN.
The vorh y in charre 81 r. A. Msr-
ssf ~ wllutasion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
What do You Know
About Diamonds2

If you know no nors about
them than that 10 Ia safe % buy
them az Wanarnaker's, you
know the essential thing.
The only diamonds we deal IN
are the splendid 3blue-whlts"
South African diamonds
This is the stone most IN de-
mand. None other possesses
such beautiful. clear blue
white" (as opposed 70 yellowish-
white) tin9e, which artihciAi
light so greatly intensifies. No
other grade Of diamond iv capa-
bic Of producing such brllllancy
Both The value and the charm
Of a diamond lis in It's bvfl-
lisncy. Our diamonds are high
grade, carefully selected rton~s.
cut by experts oniy-which Il
far from being the case with
diamonds everywhere. Jet. az
much depends on the calib~r ~
the diamond-cuttsr as on The
caliber of the stone.
The degree Of rsfraction Of
light depends on the cutting.
the brilliancs depends on ths re-
fraction.
With equal care IN every
other gem we offer for sals xe-
lected, cut and set
Our Kilverwars gs made bv
the most famous houses in
America and Ia invariably up 20
the standard of e25i100o fins.
The assortment is all-cornprr-
hensive. From a bahy's ivory
rattle with silver bells To a glo-
rious diamond necklace, from a
railroad mans watch 70 The
fashionable flexible bracelet or
a chest Of fat silver. every ar
ticle of jewelry or silverware in
general demand may be found
here and in A GOOD CHOICE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
vERYBODY naturally
feels a sense of pride,
of an almost personal

,NNEh 4 bODf naturally
feels a sense of pride,
of an almost personal
and proprietary character,
in any "show piece" or
SHOW place" connected
with his vicinage.
Whatever It is noted for,
big things or small things,
he somehow feels that ~
citizen or resident, he
shares In the notability, and
for that subconscious rea-
son he is more than willing
for others also to enjoy it.
A young student at Ok
ford University was once
taking a party of friends
through the grounds and
buildings of that historic
seat of learning. As they
halted opposite an ancient
building, whose gray walls
were pierced by rows of
quaint, many-paned win
dows, he stopped, picked a
pebble from the gravel
walk and said:
Ladies and gentlemen,
that is my tutors study"
at the same time flinging
the pebble with excellent
aim at the window, 70 indi-
cate the particular room.
It happened that, unex-
pectedly to the student, the
tutor was within, and the
click of the pebble against
the pane brought an almost
instant opening of the win
dow and the astonished, be-
specialized face of a Don
peering out at the party.
"And that, ladies' and
gentlemen" proceeded the
undergraduate, not one
whit abashed, "is my
tutor"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
\ REn.LETTER DAY.

laurel oct 22.--Tomorrow will b.
a rod letter day az Centenary Meth
odist Episcopal Church. The order OF
services win he. an old-fashion class
meeting at aIb. led by Isaac John
eilott: az 1880 Rev. Dr. Thomas T..
Terry of BridEoville. a former pastor
90 Centenary Church. will preach At
tho Harvest Home service; at .
o'clock. p. m. Professor W. B. Thorn
hurrh. superintendent ~ Dover
special district public school. will ad-
dress The rally day service in the sun
day-scho0l
The Epworth League will also have
special services az 6 o'clock IN the eve
ning led hy the pastor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
SENIORS TIE SOCIAL.

Laurel, OCT. 22.--The seniors held a
tie social IN the assembly room OF the
high school building. Thursday eve
ning The following program was rem
dored
song hy school. vocal solo. Imogene
Hitch, readings. Miss Krahl. Beulah
Thompson, song By school: vocal solo
Larry Tul; reading. Miss Eugenia
hrowui vocal solo. Grace Wright: rec
itations. Emma Ralph Elizabeth
Hobbs. closing song by school.
Following the program, ice cream.
cake and candy were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
root HURr ny FAILING LOG.

Georgetown. oct. 22.-Charles a.
Virdcn of Milton, member Of the ilrm
.f Waplcs q Nlrden, Is suffering from
aDNoral broken homes OF the foot as
result of n heavy log, which was bc-
ue sawed in his mill, falling OF the
carriage on him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Oct. Herbert
Bentley, employed at Fort Salisbury.
ehlle stepping from his car IN front Of
bis home on Clinton street, Yesterday.
severely sprained his ankle. Attention
was given by DR. ". W. Ellis.
Miss Nan skinner Of Philadelphia is
a guest Of Miss Emma Clark at Greenlea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Y.P. b. Halloween Party.

The Hofrecker Branch, Y. p. b., will
hold masquerade Tuesday even
ing at o'clock. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged. The guests
viii be masked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
sounds Like Old Times.

The Wilmington local, No. &c, Bar
tenders. will meet at . o'clock to-
morrow afternoon at 10 East Seventh
street. John J. MeDeyitt. international
organizer, will make an address
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

This is particularly true
just now, when we are car
rying finer stocks, and larg-
er stocks, and stocks of
finer things, of greater ar
tistry in workmanship and
greater adaptability to the
needs of our complex mod
ern lives, than we have as
sembled within many years.
Many New Fall Designs
i'm Jewelry
are in, and others are com
ing in day by day, in the in
finite, graceful variations
that the skilled hand and
creative brain of the expert
jewel craftsman love to
work out.
We will duplicate any
thing in our jewelry stock,
within the bounds of avail
ability, when requested;
but outside certain articles,
we carry amazingly few
pieces of jewelry that are
alike, which adds to the
charm in looking and the
satisfaction in purchasing.
In the silverware, both
sterling and plated, Of
which there Ia an array
sufficient in quantity and in
splendor to stock up any
two or three ordinary sill
verware stores, we, of
course, carry numbers of
pieces and services in differ
+. ent classic period designs,
that are stock" or open"
patterns.
For silverware is like
architecture, from which it
takes most of It's decoyative
inspiration.
It's style does not change
overnight at Fashions nod,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Another Sale in Lcnderman Terrac.

Edward Il. Miller. with the Modern
Machine Co, has purchased lot No. rs
in Lenderman Terrace, a fine home
site overlooking the Delaware river
and Jersey shore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

The quickest way TO get what you want
Is TO read the classified ads,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22

AS the fluctuation OF the
waves Of the ocean keeps Is
vast waters from stagnation.
you may be sure that ip = Store
where so much iewelry or sii-
yer is sold in a single day, new
stock is added daily, and you
ara viewing the latest fashions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
Watch o. Woman
IUith O. Bracelet
Watch

and you'll rarely see her re-
turning TO the old-fashioned
way Of wearing her time
piece.
Selecting such a watch at
Wanamaker's has every adj
vantage.
In the first place, a Wana-
maker watch is a timekeeper,
not a toy. There are no Bet
ter timepieces the world over
than the famous Elgin and
the equally famous Waltham
movements, with which our
watches for women are
equipped.
So Much For the Inside
of the Watch,
its most important feature.
As for the exterior ap-
pearance--important in any
article of wear-beauty and
elegance have been carefully
studied, and the variety Is
fascinating.
Shapes are various. you
can choose, besides the round
shape, the cushion shape, the
square, the octagon or tke
oblong.
Ribbons can be used in any
hue 70 match any costume. ff
one prefers the watch set on
a flexible gold bracelet, there
are handsome styles, some in
the fashionable green gold
4 finish.
The watch itself may DO
had in any style of case-in
sterling silver, in greea gold,
in red gold, with plain or
engraved edge, or IN plati-
mum set round with flashing
diamonds.
In every case (yes. We
mean that, but not for
2un) il viii be good watch.
Main FioorD
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
All Tall Hall
Clocks at NeU
Lou Prices!

Our fine collection Of fine
hall or "Grandfather" clocks
is Justly famous. Every clock
is equipped with one Of the
best American movements.
Prices have undergone ere
vision downward" the present
range going from $3.50 20
$3.50 for clocks with half-hour
strike and from s345 TO $3.50
for Ginning clocks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-04
CUMMINS STATES LABOR
RECEIVED FAIR TREATMENT
CRv Associated Press.J

Washington Nov. 3.-Suggestions
that railroad brotherhoods represen-
tatives had not been treated fairly
in the senate interstate commerce
committees general inquiry into rail
road problems today drew a heated
denial from Senator Cummins. Repnb-
lican. Iowa. yesterday during hearings
on bills 10 restore state rate powers.
The statements. made by Benjamin
c. Marsh managing director OF the
Farmers National Council, and exec.
utive secretary Of the Peoples Recon.
struction League, were declared by
Senator Cummins to be absolutely
false"
Senator Cummins said the brother
hoods witnesses had been ralled, but
the brotherhoods twtn" asked A post.
ponement
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-04
LUD0WICI BANK CLOSES;
Will PAY Al. CREDIT0RS

Ludowici. Ca. Nov. S.--The state
superintendent of banks is in charge
of the Liberty Banking Company mere.
the doors of the institution having
been closed.
Inability to realize on the assets OF
the bank is responsible for the doors
being closed. The officials say the
bank Is solvent and they will try 10
reopen the institution as soon as the
liquidation process Is concluded. The
depositors and creditors. It is said
will he paid dollar for dollar. whether
the bank reOpens or not.
The bank was capitalized at S25,-
900 The total assets Of the bank
amount to $l35. 900. and the liabilities
the same The bank has out loans
amounting 10 $4,000 and has depos-
it's OF $3.50