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Evening star., 1922-02-28
Cenent.

SAN FRANCISCO. February 20
(SpeciaD.-Mills making cement In
this section are marking up higher
prices. There is an increasing de-
Evening star., 1922-02-28

Woodbury. Blair
James a. Buchsn nan
William A. Il. Church
Walter O. Usphane
william Y. Cox
VIM. E. Edmonstpn
Frederick 4. Fsnning
Il. Prescott Galley
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-06

to write to Mona again Whatever she
said when he asked, whichever way
she answered him ne would be
brought roIiri lr1m ma jntDIcrable
Stress. II she maintained honor above
! love, his weakness, he knew wOul1
| be welded into strength, as the pres.
cnce of another brings enormous sup
port to timdity; ii she declared for
love his mind HurEcd within him at
! the imagination Of bursting away once
forever the squeamish principles
which for years, hedging about his
conduct on this side aud on that, had
prodtcd nothing those on whose be.
half they had been erected and his
own life had desOlatcd into barren.
ness.
lie was little disposed to divert at
tention to the international disturb
ahccs which now were rumbling
across the newspapers in porlenous
and enormous headlines. Ireland was
pressed away 1t was all Europe
now thrones, chancclorios, councils,
armies.
The cauldron whose soothine and
babbliug had entertained some, fd-
getrd some, some nothing AT all con.
ccrncd, suddenly boiled over, and
poured in boiling fat upon the flames,
and poured in boiling fat upon the
flames, and poured in flames upon the
hearth Of every mans concerns
ON Friday the STOCK Exchange
closed On Saturday Germany de-
,i.r,I tygr pu Ru1-in In Suulay'g
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-06
TLTTMATTM TO GERMANY
EXPIRES MIDNIGHT

Sabre said aloud, "Ny God. War
AS a retreating wave harshly with.
drawing upon the reluctant pebbles
there sounded from the crowd an en0r.
nous intaking Of breath. An instant $
stupendous silence, the wave poised
for return. Down, A SCATTERING roar
tremendous, wordless. The figure of
Pike, the editor, appeared upon the
balcony, in his shirt sleeves his long
hair wild about his face, in his hands
that which caught the roar as it were
by the throat, stopped it and broke
it out anew on burst OF eXultant
camor, A Union Jack. He shook
it madlv with both hands above his
head The roar broke into a tremcnd
Gus chant. God Save the King"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-06
CHAPTER II

He approached Peny Green and 70
allied for the first time the hard
pace at which he had been riding
And realized also the emotions which
subconsciousN had been driving him
along All the way he wanted, most
terribly. was to say it aloud to some
one. He wanted to say it to Mabel
He had a sudden great desire to see
Mabel and tell her about it and talk
to her about it. lie felt a curiously
protective feeling toward her. He ran
into the house and into the morning
room Mabel was not there. It was
almost dinner time She would be in
her room. He ran upstairs. She was
standing before her DRESSING liable
and turned TO him in surprise.
Whatever"
81 say, it's war;"
Continued in Our Next lssuel
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-06
Bonn Here 1odaY
0l91l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OsJ
eegh here 'oday
~ rlEnt years OF married lIl'
AZ 9.'hl'' ul"1oNo'a lhat ne llil
q''"ss on FROM human A}
i't a'" aIl''''' ,l"h. ~. pre-
,1hod hhohhitll WIZ"
VI Nh' lalla I" understand ll8 pocN
l'RlJlo'ht. At the i'rm OF ron
tn'' Eaal ana Hahf'' school an'
'H"l 'HI Hll'I" SABRE rs uilH"l
MIR by l'al"ual} ana It partner
'h'Wh.' lto'n"'U 10 hllh. J.
ontIl,oot'l /" an I,.'' .'"''.
Nv NJ HuddraiN one VINO an
u,tad5 nun returns to ms HE
,liin'S
MN Aihn oid sweetheart now the
"t'u the uaSi''iIH I'ofd lFhaf
'ap'learhS that she ~ unhappy
M'u' yOlf ana Mona items hfn
.'', le chose wrong: ! ought
~ ia married yon' Mako. Ihc
p'''''brl"'eh Mabel ana sabre
m'"'"' lh'h Sabro learns lhal
I"S"' mas become a partner.
'on WIN the story
II
9ao'1 named standing at ms
u ,, mead a TINY oaII OF paper III
ms mana vt he rolled II round be-
t"''n n'IlhRrfs an lhumb, round
anu l"uIuand round ana round
!" ms iNd was recollection;
TO" u"F'Ntruck Honr gents ana
are upon march
ing " I"''E ne ,., It's my way Of
i""N'"E ~ tAeS mas d1n" TINS. I'm
E'l"iE so J got uoWhor" 10 TURN.
- no eoou reteuding ! don't feel
ms, ! iv'' most .rshuuilE .,
u was Io'leH' done. Belllud my
oh'k. flotte'against me, or they
"ouidhl nav prlne II on me IKE
that. rms if'tlul feeling of being
atone III the Zee. More empty at
nome nd now there's this,
ANA We got Togo back TO that
'.'' You nave 'uck vour tents ali
are upon lhe irCh 81, Yes. ~
lie suddenly rollerted Nonas let
Ter. tie TOOK Il ON his pocket and
opened II, ahG ~ second event was
discharged upon lN
she wrote fpmheir town hoHsa:
Mako take maWay Mona
His emotions Iealto her with most
terrible violence. felt his heart
leap against his Mast as though
engine OF his tumul it would burst
its bonds and to her He struck his
hand upon the desk. lie said aloud,
Yes Yes tie rqembered his
words, IF you ever ael You can't
bear It, tell me-TcII 9"
He began to write phs to her. He
would come TO Lonm tomorrow
e.. She should come the station
If she could; If not, h would be at
the Great Western Hot She would
telephone to him there ID they could
arrange to meet and .isCuss what
they should do IT,. II would like
to go away with her irectIy they
met, but there were cenin things to
see to- He wrote, OBJ | can only
take YOU
His pen stopped. Failar Wordsi
He repeated them to hinrlf and their
conclusion and their cinmstancc ap-
peared and stood. as With sword,
across the passage Of is thoughts.
But | can only lead yC downwards.
| cannot lead YOU upwals
AS with a sword
He sat back in his clir and galed
upon this armed intruu to give it
battle.
ILL.,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-06

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For Quick Results
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-06

FOR SALE Z room house, bath
room, furnace, laundry barn and
garage Il drst class condition, So,
500. Also, Z room, two story house
furnace, bath, very large lot, $4,000
8 room house, hot water heat, all hard
wood foor. laundry, barn, $1,000. All
IN South Ottawa. Have many more,
better bargains than these. Miss Ger
trude HarriA.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-06
EASTBOUND

EASTBOUND
EastbOund cars leave ottawa sta.
ton fer Maseiles, Seneca, Morris,
MinoOka, RocEdala aud Joliet, ILL.,, In
a. II. 500, 1855, 9:55, 1856, In p.
M, 1865, 3:55, CA: J5. 5;55, sos, 1000
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

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FROST PROOF cabbage plants ut FL
per hundred postpaid; all varieties,
II. :. NtIhLis1, fonges Island, :. c.
,, l.->.l.1-,,, l,-, ,,-,,,.,,-,..." -,
- ''''~Ji'H ''LliI'EFi-\',A, F''i5'
ST., ~, ! year. ~, - rhHbarb. ST.
100 a#paralH, ST.. ) go0&ebolrtcs ST.;
Ioo 'oEresstE" and zoo Dunlop straw
perry plants. @- lpreuaIil; checks uc-
NURSERY, Shenandoah. Iowa.
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INTEREST PER CENT Nou MAJ
look until you are tired, you viii NOT
find q better Hlrca tn invest roUr say.
you z per ucout on FIRST mortgage.
Pleas" call OR send for me.
Tnl tts.W. r. j. F'ANEHIL.
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INTEREST IN ONE 4#h4t j2 the
principal income Of banks. estates.
#ud the financially wise generally.
INTEREST, You can't beat it, Nov,
can lend your funds at per cent
per year. Send fer me.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-06
WANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Anyone with idle funds
they wish to lend at seven per cent
on first mortgage security, any null
tiple Of 800 Come in and ask about
IT, | guarantee you will not be urged
to buy if YOU are not thoroughly ga.
tistied. VIII thank you to call
r. B FARRELL
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-06
HOUSES

bath, etc. T. K. GODFREY.
->~n-o~>>~~oy>N>~~~>~N~ ~>~~~~~>~~~,~",~o>-r>"
HOUSES
FOR SALE Z room house, bath
room, furnace, laundry, barn and
garage. IL drst class condition, So,
500. Also, room, two story house
furnace, bath, very large lot, $4,000
8 room house, hot water heat, all hard
wood foor. laundry, barn, $1,000. All
IN South Ottawa Have many more,
better bargains than these. Miss Ger
trude Harris.
FOR SALE--7 room cottage, bath,
gas, electric lights, $500; also s
room cottage, hardwood floors, fur
mace, bath gas, laundry $1,000, and
T room house, hot water heat, Goa!
used N 1920 FOR heating an docking
cost $500; bath, fine electric tx
lures. 8as laundry, large barn; VIII
be sod at a bargain. All in East OF
tawa Miss Gertrude Harris
FOR SALE room, pebble dash cot.
tagc, West Ottawa; bathroom, fur
mace, hardwood floors; very large
laundry. $4,000. less than half cash.
And
,oT,ir 49, G. ooo
1IrcG CirpTRT,uE HARRIS
49, -
FOR SALE Z room dwelling, South
Ottawa. large lot: hardwood floors,
h1o drst c,a "," co 0oit Atso
roam dvnlIing. bathr1om. not
watar heat hardwond floors laundry.
goraoo
7' Thngo rrocne r. eold fmmodIatcIv.
can pe 'ouEns Ioi g,99g 1T , ,',I,
-el ot22- ". - 80 :, 80 -,
FOP gAf,E-Iarge 7 room house. in
good location. newly decorated,
bathroom. electric lights: $1,000.
G room house, West Ottawa; toilet,
gas; $3.50.
MISS GERTRUDE HARRIS.
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Prospect AVE. no IHor we" OF l'e
yaiiey can De hda' &o"'l, '"' ~
nome, VIII DE sol" Iof less l'I''i 10
|diue. ,.,,,,.,
gL. 1t1-ll .. - ! -HL1l-L-l---.
rop Sam, o.;n call vou - corner
Int Vim - ufnarnon, hI,,ea at Cuth
is worth; $500,
Ia 4 I
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-06

MONEY TO LOAN-We have money
to loan Of improved Illinois farms.
Loans must be secured by first mort
gage on the property. Address A. P,
care this office
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-06
DECLARES WAR
ON SER WA

He shook his head at the paper the
boy held ont to him and rode away.
What had that kind of thing to do
with him?
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11
QUIET WEDDING IN
 ANCHORAGE S0CTETT

lar evening ar tha home of MT and Mrs V D.vvzk was held tas wedding ceremony or Miss Marie Iauaua Reno and Milan AEahoha Conn s~are- RaEe- 0He-ateE At te1d.Hz re bride ve~a Mrs Joseph Gfsg. mat-o- oE lo-o-. and Mrs Mike ZaEHIa The groom was ar tended hy Mike ZaEula. hest man and George Shuhav. Joseph Etsn ac-a5 as usher Tha bride was ar. tired n wht-a Ee0-saue. with whirt satin trimmings. the whole d-aPe5 with & beautiful white bridal veil The floral contrast ras large chs -e- O. brides roses Many pretty and rsa.a e.ers arre~ed 70 the pop maug O. The contracting couple MT and Mrs ar.haha win make their future home h Anchorage - arcr.-.ea Tines
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11
WoNENs CLUB MEETS

Tn sptre or weather conditions there was a large attendance at the meeting of the Woueu's club. held Thursday evening @: Jhe Social Cen ter Some important business was transacted. and as some Of the scheduled program had 10 be omit ted. the evenings program was de voted to a discussion of current events and items o. interest
 Mrs. Howard ashIeys article Sherwood Andersen" was a c-tu- -fsm of The author. rhe winner Of the Saooo Dial prize. as the choice Of American short story writers for the past year.
 Mrs Owen read an article from .Cu-rau Opinion" teuiug how The real Charles Chaplin desptses Char lie. Mrs l. H Johnston told Of the recent decisions Of The Wash frgtou conference and Mrs. Erie Tel fer led in the discussion of "p-iuc- ess Mary. The Bride, iu the Worlds Eye
 The r7v regular meeting ol the club will be held February 2+
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11
MANY DELEGATES
10 RE PRESENT

Syduev New Sogth walss-CBy man-nasuauous from an over the world wu come to Sydney on September % th5s year 60 witness The totm eclipse. according to com muucauous recavrd from the Lick observatory os the University of California. the Allegheny 'obss-va- tory of the University Of Pittsburgh. and the Royal Geological society of Grear Britain.
 Australia contains the mos favor able points of observation and ProE esso- Cooke. rbe gosenmeuJ Es-on- ome-. and r-c su-vevor-EeueraI are now deciding upon The most suita- ble sites for observing the Pheuon- enon.
 Tt has been suggested that the observatory oE Harvard university now fu A-aauEaa. Peru. should be transferred 20 Queensland because of The belief thag conditions here would be more favorable than those fu Peru
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11
ROTARY FLEET STARTS
TO CLEAR ROAD

Chief Dispatcher Nulvihm sent out the rotary fleet thIs morning and at the time oE going 10 press they had cotton to the l7 mile post
 MT Mulvhiu expects to have uhe road open on Monday.
 MT. Nulvfmu ESQ reports that there is a change t0r warmer wealth CT coming on. as she thermomeyur at Dawson yesterday was af,y-ava lrlow. and today !, was only 90 be- LOW and cloudy, wasch always pre- Saces warmer weather.
 Al WhfteHor~e there was & south wind Jhls morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11
Reverend F \. WEnte-bs-E5-.
 B. D. Pastor.

Morning Worship a 2 o'clock Sermon by tha ulU.srer.
 Sunday School at I2.-5. There need be no fear on tHe part os moth CTS about the Hg'e tots beng cold h church. The building is Jho7ouEh. Iy warmed. Teachers attend to put ting on Lhe wraps when lhe llrtIa ones go home.
 Evening Worship at -.20. The topic oE tae sermon ulu be. "The Message of John the Baptist A messar for earnest people
 Wednesday prayer meeting s- -sgu.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11
WARNER HIGHEST PAD C0ACH
Pfurbu-Vn Mentor Draws So~C-7.7f L.Se S1Cooo anc Ps-oe0taqs
 of Receipts

Who's -Ac hfgre~r-nslf football coach lr ... United States. Iha. oue~-m aa~ .sra. recently or Andy Sm.lh. frn.la" mentor at The Tn.ver s.y of Cut."-a
 Well said AnHy Eo-'s see. Taa-s Is Glen Warner. who Cnann0s a- E5rrs hu~-h. Glen Warner draws some thing Use >-Hn1" wear. 1t course
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11
Glen wa7ner

he gets a crack Et the gate reCe.pCs. Thar> the hpauy oc working on per ceuraCp haSiS
 Huch.or cor S150o0 a year at Harvard. Hugo Ecz5ek draws down ST2u10 a year a> coach ac Penn State. Folweu at Annapolis. Dohie at Cor nell and Roper at Princeton. ] hP- ieve get S70oo5 a year, zU7pEe the Illinois coach. and WHce. al Oho Srgte pull down S7.5o0. and then Tad Jones will get at least SI0G0o for his work rhi> season.
 Taking them an in all, guess ,r amer al Pittsburgh leads the field
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11

Charles Martin and Alfred Brick son ua-. arrivals a- rra Esrahe-h and --. ~-aa-.-C a- The Golden Mort. E.a. awE .hr next train leaves For rEa interior B0rh 0E these men arc pioneer miners ot areho-a-. and vicinity. but VII go Go May. as soon as .heE can gel
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11
FULL GOSPEL MISSION
Bible Study Class

We believe In the Bible doctrine or experimental salvation, as taught oy the leading men of all PTotes- ,snt churches, and that the blood ef Jesus cIeausas from all sin. Welcome to any Of the services Sunday morning II o'clock Sunday School, 2.20.
 Sunday evening, F:Sb.
 Thursday evening. T-Sb.
 Reverend V. E Shoemaker.
 end wife. fn chsrFs
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

S-u6ay se-uoe will be held Ei 80 2. G. lu Jle evening tn tls -ru-1o ECI-ce or Christian Science So-ary ot SkaEwsv, corner oI Main street and Fourth avenue.
 Christian Science Subject
 SOIL.
 sunday School st IZ f5
 The Public Is cordially invited.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11
NOTICE TO FTEEWN

The Sbarvay Volunteer T5-r nn- rs-rmenr VIII hold ts -aE..ar monthly meeting fr F.-e-zrs .a. on Monday. Fob -a. a- $ -
 VIM SINE. UHE
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11

Get a Bubble Book ror .ha lid. dies Mother Go0sa.s melodies and three real PhouoErarh records r.a. s.1C on any machine Keller E-.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11
NOTICE

When you want anything moved Trunks. Baggage or anything else, Call up the John Williams, .. s Transfer Co Also wood IS Incu delivered Ss5O. and coal. per ton delivered. SIf.5o.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11

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The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11
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Dru-a s-s -H CTNUraNr E-r Ha..- Instantly v0H can gel a--|...r"#r
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11

SAFETY WHILE AS-EE0.-, vii. Autz lay me down au pence and saoL s.r then. Lord. only rssass m. -v.. .r safety -Psaln
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11

Subscribe s0, ths Daily Alaskan
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-11
Essrsss

WA+Iee Burpee Co Seed Growers PhiIade.P P1,a
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-06
Chicago Grain a1arkea
Foreign Exchange.

Foreign Exchange. With the exception Of sterling. an quotations are in cents per unit of for cign currency:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCA.

of New Jersey was the individual feature, opening 4S higher dropping back 3. then shooting up 1888 points to 222 and closing at 22l.
 Indications that number of traders were shifting from Standard Oil of Cali fornia to New Jersey and the independent oils were seen in rather free offerings of the former, which closed at a net loss of %. Sinclair Oil was particularly ac- tive, approximately S5,000 shares chang ing hands, the final rate showing a net gain of K. Pierce-Oil preferred ad- vanced 12h points on a comparatively small turn-over Other domestic oils also moved to higher levels. Mexican Petroleum see-sawed closing at gain of B.. Publication of a report that the Atlantic Refining company was with drawing from the Mexican light oil fields because of salt water caused heavy sell ing of Mexican Seaboard issues, the common dropping 3 ss and the certificates SM.
 Rails, as a group, failed to make any appreciable response to the publication of statistics showing that weekly car loadings were now 96 per cent. of the highest record in history made in Octo- Der, 1920 Nickel Plate' moved up 2A on sales of less than 1000 shares and Chicago and Eastern Illinois registered a similar gain, but most of the other shares were irregular.
 Steel stock were little more active, Replogle standing out with 8 gain of 21s points. U. s. Steel common, Repub- lie, Bethlelem and the other independ- ents were slightly higher. Baldwin which moved up 1 E, was helped by tn receipt of an order for 59 locomotives from the Atchison railroad.
 Formation of an export organization by tn three big sulphur companies resulted in Texas Gulf Sulphur being pushed up to a new high for a net gain of l % and Freeport Texas advancing fractionally. Announcement of higher prices by the American Woolen company caused a rise of more than a point in that company s stock Studebaker was very active on re- ports of excellent earnings in September the final quotation showing net gain of fl? Timken Roller Bearing, Cocoa Cola, National Biscuit and Consolidated Cigar all established new peak prices dur ing the session.
 Total sales were 1,s5o,0oo shares.
 Call money opened and renewed at 4 per cent. and advanced to 4 F in the final hour. Time money rates continue easy and there is more active demand on the
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-06
RnNn MARKET

New York, Oct. Heavy buying of railroad and local traction bonds. several of which registered substantial grains, was the outstanding development in to- days board and active bond dealings. Foreign issues opened generally higher, but yielded later in response to drop in exchange rates. Liberty issues were mixed, changes being within a ten point radius.
 Brooklyn Rapid Transit issues were, the individual features, the certificate 7's climbing 21k points and the stamped 7's, 1h. Hudson and Manhattan incomes were up a point and the Third Avenue adjustment 5's and I. R. T. group ad- vanced fractionally.
 Railroad liens made a much better re- sponse to reports of increased car load ings than the stocks, gains of 1 to 1Z being recorded by Denver and Rio Grande consolidated As and refunding 5's Atch- ison adjustment As stamped and the con- vertible 4's of 1860. Wheeling and Lake Erie 4's, Erie general As, Pennsylvania consolidated IFS, Southern railway gen. eral 4's, Texas and Pacific frsts, Sea- board Air Line consolidated 6s and Rio Grande and Western As. Seaboard Air Line adjustment 5's reacted point
 In the domestic list, Invincible Oil 3's, Commonwealth Power 6's, American Tele- phone convertible sixes. Derry S's, Liz gets and Myers 5's and U. s. Ralty 5's all advanced a point or more while Will son convertible 6's slipped back.
 Total sales (par vafue) were $1S,741,- ooo
 There were no offerings of any import ance today.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-06

together with renewed difficulties about peace with the Turks. The close was un- settled at net gains of 1zc to 1Hc. De- cmber TOT to i.07h and May 1.0SH to f.eSK Corn finished ssc to Sc Q Bc up. oats. off shed to $ Q hc. and provisions showing a rise of Dc to s7c-
 According to some authorities. the Liverpool advance which came as some thing of surprise to most traders here was due largely to scantiness of offer ings from this side, circumstance grow ing out of transportation difficulties. es- pecially east of Chicago. In connection with the Livepool advance, however. much notice was also taken of the fact that for the first time the direct approach to Constantinople was being menoced by Turkish cavalry and that the signing of an armistice was being delayed. Gossip was current too that some Chicago in- terests were buyers at Liverpool acting on an opinion that British prices were unduly depressed and were the lowest in the world.
 Throughout the day. persistent buying of December delivery of wheat here was coupled with selling of May, and was ascribed to hedge changing rendered necessary on account of marine and rail congestion affecting routes to the At
 lantic. Meanwhile, bids were lower than yesterday for shipments to Europe
 other hand 1c advance over yesterdays
 prices was being asked by holders of
 wheat in position to be so shipped. Falling off in receipts helped to
 strengthen the corn, market. Demand | for oats was slack.
 | Provisions were frmer in line with
 corn and hogs.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-06

not want to have his family know of hls trouble and bring disgrace upon them He carried a revolver he said. because he had been held up once in Brooklyn. and y2.500 taken from him
 States Attorney Searls said to tho court that the name EverE. that Dia- mond had adopted. was the name of the man whom whom the Cadillac car wal stolen.
 Judge Banks then sentenced Diamsnt to six months In jail on the assault charge and fined him $50 on the charge of stealing fruit On the boy. LaikRr- ther. sentence of three months h 3zl and a fine of s25 was imposed At the imposition Of sentence. Mn Sadie Diamond. sister of the accused made scene by screaming and maiEin1 other disturbance. The woman was very active in trying to get information when the two young men were tried in the justice court in Woodstoct. She and her mother and the child of Diamond have been In Putnam all the week await ing the outcome of the trial