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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-25
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 2i.--over-
hlght selling orders carried tho cot
Ton market Off on the opening to-
day Moderate selling pressure per-
sisted for the greater part ~ the
morning session. \ reactionary
tccling appeared toward mid -ses
sion ana in the afternoon "a fairly
strong market developed.
From declines under yesterday
close OF 20 TO 20 points there was
a rise To levels 2 to points over.
March falling off to t5c and then
reactinC to l6.43c. The close was
steady and prices we're / point down
to . up net Tor the day with March
at lB.3SC
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WHEAT SET BACK
LATE IN SESSION
Rising Temperatures Tend
to Dissipate Fears of
Crop Damage

CHICAGO, Jan Esug tenn
pcratures helped today to disslpatc
tcar OF crop damage. and to offset
in the wheat market tho effect "
higher quotations at Liverpool and
Buenos Aires. The close here was
easy, at the same as yostcrday's,fin-
ish TO 3s-c lower. with May Sil5tg
to SIS 5-S and July SI0t3-t to
si.oi rs. Corn gained 1-Sa1-tc to
Ia fUS-Sc, oats closed unchanged To-
! 8 a. -ic lower and provisions uu-
changed 10 Sc decline
Al first the wheat market had an
upward tendency owing for the
most part to advances iu price
shown I'm foreign values. Bcsides
during the early trading here. Of
iers TO sell lacked volume. and thcre
was talk of the smallncss oi farm
reserves of wheat and about the
rapid decrease OF stocks at tcrmi-
mails. on tho ensuing advance i'm the
Chicago market, however selling TO
realize profits took ON larger pro
portions, aud I'm the last half oC the
day setback was I'm progress. with
opinion spreading that despite lack
or snow protection the cold weather
injury 10 winter wheat had probably
been insignificant. This opinion was
based more or less on reports that
farmers In klnsas were making fair
deliveries ur wheat and that the
contrary would be the case II dam
age had been serious.
Liberal export buying together
with lcsseniug of hedging sales
was responsible for the advances in
the corn market. and at the least
appeared to be dominated by cvi-
dent reluctance OF packers 10 pay
more than cents for hogs
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Provided, rurther thst only the two
candidates recslyinE the highest punb-r
NJ votes f0r any particular office shall ns
1'Rfsd upon The general election ballot
'iel no person ~ persons nRmed ~ =
nndihate rur office shat bs placed upon
such general election ballot unless thol
tsil have been duiy hnd lsFnllv noniint
ted At the Nonpsrtlsan primary election
ns herein provided fOr.
srrTfON b. Tbst tho Mayor aud
~ rr1 ~ Commissioners ~ the city of
Tulss, Oklshoma, hereby submit TO the
qua lfi.d electors 90 special el"ction 90
- helh IN said city. the question ot the
stuendusrt 20 the charter ~ sAi1 city of
Tulsa oklahoma, aeid question a. sub
mitted 10 be dsslsnsi.d as
PROPOSED AMrNDMENT NUMBER
FINH.
CIVIL SERVICE.
That there shall ts added 10 the char.
ter ~ the CITY ~ Tulsa an nrticle to 10
known and dssignated ss Article IA
nud este rhlishing such CIVIL AEHN iIE
rohMUl ioN, and defining IN general
'stna ~ tishtr, powers. ana duties Of
sunh commission
hrt o. IL IL hereby declared that
here shall be oigil service IN the Police
'ud fire Departments Of the city Of
's strte Of oklahoma.
There is hereby established y CiNtt
tNl'r CpMMtsstON which shall CON
Fi1t " three 90 persons, resident citl.
sus o. the City NJ 'ruisa Oklshoms. who
riod uf more than three ta) years aud an
"hgm Ehall be over the age " thirty
ave taD years
such comm issi0n~rs shall be nom
'rrioi by the mayor ana confirmed by
fhc city rnmWlsHi0nefa Immediately aftal
such mayor nud cug commissioners are
'fUtsd. qualified, bud Installed into az
iite end ne members ~ such rt'iL
" HFfCr rOMMfasloN shall serve wIth
one rnWuaUsHf'0r. end fHoir term ~ of
flee shall be tap tab years or until their
H o. H | ..H
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KANSAS CITY. Jan. 2i-CattIe-Re
ceipts II 500. stockers and feeders steadv
10 strong. good light foeders s65O@67j.
heavy kinds up TO $40. medium to good
stocksrs f5.7t m6.6O. other classes gener.
ally steady with beef steers uneven, early
top steers $500, few head yeariings IS 90.
choice cows S5O0fr j.25. bulk o'hers 81 10
a AbO, better grade vealcrs $500 II 9 50,
most bulls 93.s0ui.25 Gamers largely
around $3.50 good cutters t3.25M35O.
most stock cows t3.50n 400
Hogs s-Receipts 10000. early sales 20
shippers 25 a 4Oc higher. best $50 to 100
pound sS.75nSSO, 22b to 21b-pourd
weights yS.6Oh g.7i. packer top $3.50, bulk
SN.5o n $50, throwOut sOws generally 800
U5.25. stock pigs up 10 iS.sO
Shoep-Roceip 10000; sheep around
Csc higher. best sows $50 lambs 6Od75c
eight loads il3g5
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CHICAGO. Jan. 2f--Butter Higher
sIslmery extras 5Ac, firsts 2eH33c. sec
'nas 200 &c, standards 31isc.
Htk~-Hlghet, reCclptE sc26 cases
iusN 800. ordinary flrsts s3 d sbc. miscel
'4ne'us ~ q 3Sc. refrigerator firsts 2ea25c
InuItTA- Alive unsettled, fowls 25c
pt.ngs 70 10, Toosters ibc.
Y, y sh pments S3s cars, Wisconsin sark cl
,nund whites mostly $500 cwt. SOM
wISt'n sle0 cwt., Wisconsin bulk round
N,uI'.H', one car fancy stock a. IS cwt.
~"Heeota sacked Red rivers S2.05 Cwt,
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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 25. 1929
LECALS

lih dsy Of January, 1859. notice t.
hrtchy given that the Hoard ~ commits.
sl"ners ~ tho city % Tulsa. DkIahofuH
h." examined tho estimate aud statement
ot th" CITY Engineers as go the amount
~ tho cost ~ the hsphaIe pavsUioof
Wn.n ShouId L" assessed against the
Hhuttinr property. the prupt.ft bausfIt.I
and other property liable tu asss..uant
Hut the owners thereof in STREET fV.
Include. tho following described rorii1ns
OF strocts tu-wit.
QUAKER AVENUE from Tho N,rrh
IlnN ~ Eleventh Street Goo tho North
'lna " Fifteenth Street. rvcprt IYf,r.
SECTIONS at Twelfth street
Ana said R0ard NJ tommIsFIousra has
ny resolution duly approved tho Aforesaid
r'hfemon' and estimate of tho CIV Irr|
n.rr Hnd has determined TO Hrsrsa tNp rgst
~ the improvements tn .,t g..t.I,t
Afnhst the nbutilug property tho rrnr
ertv benefited and other pruport, h,bra
4" assessment and tho owners thereof a.
fuiCWs Co WIT.
EAST TYNN ApBrrt,sr
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FUHT WOHTU TeNas, Jan. 9I-IatfT0
Receipts 400, beeves 81 0O06.5O. stock
trs f3.OnW5 co. cows 81. 50G $50, yearl.nEs
f3.50 n $50. calves S2OO07.25.
Hogs Receipts 1000, light ss.G0as75,
heavy N.J0GS6O pigs S6.00H725.
Sheep Receipts $500. lambs sENm
100 yearilngs s. 5OqS5O wcthera I7O0G1
80. ewes $500 o. SIS, stuckcrs sheep 50 30
W5.JO. feeders lambs tt,J0Qk5O.
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NEW YORK Jan. 2i.-The COttonseed
oil market was active and easier within
narrow range, closing I to 10 points net
lower. Commission house selling with To-
cal quidatiOn and the late drop In lard
caused the heayiuess. Sales % 900 bar
rels Prime crude T.SiG 7.bOc, prime
summer yellows pot S70c. March oO0c.
May 0,"2C. July 9.4Sc. All bid.
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II onn' 400 Jan. ?i.-Csttle- Receipts
stasrs lew early sales desirable beef
is,',s steady others slow weak TO iSc
s,ssr. .e9I heavy steers 1915, bulk beef
stead ..Vo n 80 she stock and bulls
'tsaerH slow, weak ~"'
o5ss-rReesipts 81 900. slow. mostly 10
10. ,u'issher, top $3.50. one load 100 20
bpik ~ ~ aFerage. practical limit ta.e5
bi6as 300. pigs lJ925o higher, bulk
80 Receipts 1900 Hight y.arlinSs
tia;f 70 shiPpers etiy flgs6 packers
is 49, ,n9lee Light yeariinEs ttaT5' choice
'"N pound ewes g. Ia F'-'''' N''''N'
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Cotton spinning splndles.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ga The census
bureau announced today as,g2ies6 cotton
spinning sptndlcs were in place on De-
cember 81. 1921 of which 3i.4S5.3ll were
In operation at some time during the
month, as compared with 2i4S6.669 in
November. The aggregate number of ac-
tive spindle hours reported was 7,l2j.-
729.6O9
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2t-Call Money
Easier. high ., low "a. ruling rate 9. clos
ing hid 4, offered "a, last loan -
can LuauH-Against acceptauces ~
Time Loans Firm, 60 days ii4a4E
30 days il4dtA, months ~ isuIE
Mercantile Pdpor-PTlne iAMj
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KANSAS CITY, Jan. 4.-Wheat-Cash
No. 2 hard Sll2ql.2c No. red 1il5a
Corn--No. . white lits a l3c. No. vel.
low &c No. ; yellow 45c
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neoaIIT,I,11 HDMA CITY Jan. -C1f-Ie-
esrly ion i,v ssnerally loaijc hiEher.
iC60 h.Fs ,b.b0 q soc. heifsrs arnrnd
h5So Gess ssS '9ss s,ss.o 100 es1oeTs aad cutters
Hos Recsi,,o "sts and feeders slow.
'A'As, hulk ss.lOaS5o. "'s"''' P"'N''
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WICHTTA, Kan Jun-gI-- HOgs-ne-
ceipts 500, 3jc higher, top is.65, bulk
8s.5OTSo5.
Cattle Receipts sos; steady to strong.
beef steers So 10 n Il. 90. beer hclfers 81 O0B
500, siockers and feeders S3.5O07.5O.
calves t275ug06
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2i,-Foreign Ex.
change Strong.
Great Britain Demand 4s2L cables
l22A, C0-day bills on banks 4Igs
France Demand S1St4, cables SIT
Italy-pemaud i3Sa, cables 439.
Germany Demand ~, cables .A7H
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I AIDES $1,000 REWARD. / POSI-

hb'i-S S''""" ''''N
~ lively guarantee my great sue
cessful Monthly Compound. safely
relieves some OF the longest, most
obstinate. abnormal cases In . to b
days No harm, pain or Interference
with work Mall $500; Double
strength $500. Booklet free. Write
today Dr. y, a. Southiuston Rem
,edy Co, Kansas city Mo.--Adver-
lisement.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 2I.-INad--Ouist.
spot t.7OU4 soc.
zinc Easter, East -. Louis delivery
spot AI0a4.75c.
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"a futures LIS
zinc spot Le5 lis. 3D.. futures Les Be-.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2A-Cottor- Spot
steady and unchanged. Sales on tho spot
sSs bales. fu arrive zoo. low mIIdIing
t4T5c, middiing ~ soc, good middung
lj.50c. receipts and stock later.
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sECTlON o. That the MAYOR an.
Hoard oi commisslouers ~ the City n
lulra oklahoma. hereby submit ~ m,
nualfied electors ~ n special aisstlop +.
/ %. he'f IN said citv the question ~ m.
nlopiion or rejection of hc foliowln,
aWfhdment 70 tho charter ~ said CITY oI
I Tulta- Oklahoma. Said question 50 sub
/ miii"d 10 be deslRnntsd A.
PROPOSED AMrwuMENr NI.MnER
THREE
EXCISE BOARD
THAT seotion ts ~ article Of the cha,
-, 30 said Guy which H a. follows. 20.
30. y shall y, tho du'y m M.
n1ar1 nf Conr1issionars on the sero,I
Monday In July. or ~ soon ,hsresfter
- pfnsiisahle. ~ appropriate such
sums of money. rospsctiveiy Tor etch
~ the various departments Of the tIty
government - n deems necessary for
the maintenance ana operations there.
ot dntlng the current yenr The our
rent fiscal year shall begin a. I"0i
O'Clock noon. IN the first day OF IuIy
~ eRch year"
'hell he rmsnaedi by strIkinr out ant
ectiug I'm ueu 'hersof thc following. o.
hat when amended snid perHKraph shall
read m follows to-wlt.
ia. EXCISE BOARD. II shall be the
'niy ~ the board ~ COnulssinrsrs of the
,liy of Tulrn on tho s~oou1 Monday in
luIy. tr 40 soon thers- ftAf Hs ufartirsbis
70 convene - on ENDiFE BOARD for the
'hid CITY ~ Tulsa. ana 49, such FyCtF~
'pARn rppr nriaie such srms ~ none
resrsrti'ely. for each NJ The ,Hrious de
,,1fiw"nls NJ ihe rity government - n
's'r''n thereof during me- current rs
rsl wear, the sum total n whioh shail 40,
.eed the estimated available or prob
,,n,, ,n," Is,sng' - by law provided. for
ral year shall begin 70 l".Ci O'clock noon
M the fret dav NJ Tu.y ~ en,h year.
wlTs.orers .ltt'rg - 'hs NCIsE
'IAHb ~ tho tilf NJ Tu'zH. rrry dufiuy
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lc f.rsts 35c. ''"'
Hulisr- Unchanged.
rol|try- UNCHANGED
foiatops--Iowsr aEc st56assn
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PuuIIHhcd i1 the TULSA DAILY Warld
January 20. 1i e. gs q 1872 World
Publishing company, publisher
NOTICE FOR HEARiNG oN As
SEFSMESTS ~ STREET IMPROVE.
hENT DISTRICT NUMBER ara
CITY or TULSA. OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the reH0lution of tho
Board of Commissioners adopted on the
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Names ~ Qualified Number street.
Electors
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LEGALS

IFCAIS
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] pursuant Iu tHl .rU arl under tho diror
. .lu ui OBJ" NHEH. pud uasrd uf Iomuus
I Hon.'H "i fn. 'IH uf Tulsa tho ctudl
/ .''.. r.rsn'. voted tur ln said Non
. l ...'' l.'.|NiN tIN. .IHW HNrIl un Nult'
| ,,,t, ,.t,.', %, .a.s' BY 40 w. ,na LEGALLY qua,ife'
t"'9'e.' 90. .,',. 't tleI political nfmiauons @,
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hutt'E ANp FIRE DpNNtSYfbNEU.
ynMMis>oNrH ur slREErs ANp
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MltNlNNIll COMMISSIONER Dr
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tllN AtuilNN ur ruE CRY or
tNH ilrNN ltlMNNl ELECTION
WlII, ~ llI. CITY pf TUBA
nav 'l ......19.
Goo Mayor
tS1uo I'D candidate,
iur Ciy Auditor
'I",s tal "' on. oa"3''''''
s.g0sr
NuH iur une'
I'i ."wnlHaiuuor uf Su,,ll
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Vote tn' uurl
lHf N'ltf "NfN1 aud Several 90
'umwIssinncr
' ,No.o tor Oucl
fgr ,ommlssiorer ~ Finance
,yo@S Of candidate
'Not" fgr puet
official ballot attest
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Provided further uat am iegsu,
qualified efs, t.. s ina ritv ~ 1,uts. ~
grrdiess ~ puiiti,ni pnrtr nffiiitticr.
who dcsIre. tn he 'nvtit., r ,
of.i.s n. herein w, f,,ih ,,.s ,o' IN. nn,
name placed upnn tho prhnnty b.iiot fnr
tor their roaucsf AM ,,rtti,s nrcn,,,",,ie
by . written peutlon ~ not less ,han ono
ssid oiy. such fiing to he made no., los,
than ton tiol days hefote tho date fixoh
iidaoy and petition accompanying the
sH ine shall be ln substantlaliv me foliow.
ing form
tstatement of candidacy
STATE or OtILAHOMA,1
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2 NV YORk Jan. ll--Cofton- spo
quiet uiddliug t175c.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-07-28
Sale and Want Column

Young man wants position of any kind.
Send answers to James A. Barrett, lis
West 26th avenue.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-07-28
WEST WILDWOOD NOTES

The Volunteer Fire Company cleo
ton was held Saturday night and Geo.
1. Skirving was elected chief; William
McCoombs, assistant chief; Mr.. Rel
denauer, president. Other officers were
reelected.
Borough @Clerk Wright has had
plumbing ordinances distributed.
Mr.. Weaver is going to have the
weak fish mounted that was caught by
him Wednesday at the bridge. 1t was
" inches long weighing 5 pounds.
Mrs. Otto Goertz is now at West
Wildwood for the summer.
Damp weather does not make the
spirits of the young people damp. 1t
freshens them up. Swimming still
prevails and the Casino holds its
nightly crowd who are the fun and
spice of the island.
Miss Dorothy Davis affords the COM
munity a lot of fun. She is sunburned
so brown that she looks like a native
OF a South Sea Island. She is very
good natured about the names given
her.
The West Wildwood disposal plant
and sewer is nearing completion and
the people will be glad to have the
use of a sewerage system.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cornell are
still sojourning at wildwood at the
Marion.
Joseph Borie has returned from his
vacation but Mrs. Borie still remains.
John Ham and party caught over
200 fish in the bay Saturday but had
a very rough voyage.
Joseph Wright had a flag raising on
Sunday.
II in doubt about your one-piece
| bathing suit see Pop" Weaver.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-07-28

and a quantity of oil was con .sd
The fire was quickly extins n,
Two weeks ago a fire in the el' &,
room of the same plant called ". ],
fire apparatus. Fortunately Oh !
occasions the fires were connp
the place of origin.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-07-28

Mrs. Mary E. Cummings. Of the Al
dine apartments, who has been i'll
about two weeks, has been taken to
her sons residence in Philadelphia.
Mrs. w. D. Eynon, who was i'll re-
Gently, is rapidly convalescing at her
residence, 18th and Central avenues.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-07-28
SLIGHT FIRE AT GAS PLANT

Thursday morning, July 9th, the
Wildwood Fire Department was called
out when the fire whistle sounded 3-2.
designating the box at Garfield and
Holly Beach avenues. An oil tank on
the roof Of the gas plant caught fire
The Washington times., 1922-10-29

terriers this morning, and she
watched their antics with spark
ling, amused eyes. She shared an
alteration Of all things canine with
Billy. and the dogs were a gift to
her. She took an intelligent as
well as affectionate interest in
them, and, to the donors immea-
surable relief, showed no desire
to tie blue bows upon them and
take them out on a lead. They
were of the same litter; and were
marked identically, wherefore, in
a freakish mood she named them
Peter and Repeater, and trained
each to know which cognomen be-
longed to which, while they both
answered docilely to Pete for
short. It was quite immaterial to
her that one was Of the feminine
persuasion. Trifies Of that sort
never disturbed Sally. =
This morning Peter was bound
ing well. ahead Of her, shrilly in
forming the world that all was
well with it, and Repeater, as
usual, was following his example.
They disappeared together
round sharp bend in the lane,
and at the same moment there
arose upon the soft morning air
the chup-chu0 If n rapSdlv an
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Grains of Dust

the first few days was not In the
least self-conscious. She combined
the shrewd commonsense of her
mothers class with the finer quail
ties Of that order to which her
father had belonged.
II" Her father had been well-born;
her mother had not. This latter
was fact which Sally deplored,
and decided to forget. But the
blood of her father cried more
strongly within her than ever the
blood of her mother had done.
She had loathed the place which
had been hers in the scheme Of
things as one Of her mothers peo-
pie. Despite the obs lcles in her
path, and her frequent slips and
mistakes, she took to her present
existence as duck takes to wate..
Her outlook upon life had
warmed and broadened. The
future was very fair, the past not
worth regretting. She was su-
premely content with her lot. She
was growing daily more and more
sure of herself, less and less de-
pendent upon others for guidance.
Wherefore she went her way with
an untroubled mind and very
joyous sense of well-being.
She was exercising q couple of
The Washington times., 1922-10-29
BY Anthony Carlyle

preaching motorcycle. It was fol-
lowed Immediately by a deep
throated shout - Peters bark
changed to a yelp, sustained and
piteous. .5r-s.
Sally, white-lipped and apr-e-
hensive, began to run.
y. As she rounded the corner,
Peter ceased yelping, and gather
ing himself up from the ditch into
which he had been precipitated,
shook himself cauti usly. The
other, startled, but unscratched,
came hastily to join her mistress
with her tail well between her legs.
In the middle Of the road, still
chugging, the motorcycle lay upon
its side.
In the same ditch from which
Peter had emerged the girl caught
a glimpse of a tweed-clad form.
6haracteristically, she ignored it
until she had soothed the one ter
rier, and had ascertained that
Peters hurts were not alarming.
Then she sat back on her heels.
"Serves you right" she + -ormed
the recumbent motorist. "Coming
rouna a corner at that pace, and
not so much as sounding your
horn! You ought"
She paused then got up quickly,
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a new apprehension in her eyes.
The man had not moved; he lay
in the ditch, face downward, very
still and huddled.
A moment later Sally bent
above him, touching his shoulder.
Her face was a little pale.
"Are you hurt?" she demanded; /;
then, as he neither stirred nor re-
Piled, she dragged him gently up
into the road and turned him over.
Then, abruptly, her hand over her
heart, she sat down in the dust
beside him, staring down. with
scared eyes into the upturned,
livid, blood-staire face-the face
of Dan Revcn.
ITO Be Continued Next Sunday
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slipped off her wrapper. Then
she paused, and after. a moments
hesitation turned the light up
again. Going back 20 the table
she picked up her pencil again and
added a hurriedly scrawled post
script.
"Do you believe in love at first
sight, Ethel? / dow ... ,',
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"Domt Envy Beauty
Use Pombeian %

The shaded lights conceal her wondrous beauty
Her vivid smile, her flashing eyes, accentuated by the
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and uses the complete "Pompeian Beauty Toilette"
First touch of fragrant Pompan DAY Cream (vanshng 1t soft
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the powder adhe evenly Then apply Pompean BEAUTY Powder
1t makes the skin beautifully and adds the charm fragrance
Now touch Pompean BLOOM for youthful color Do know that
bit of color the cheeks makes the sparkle with
Lastly dust again with the powder order subdue the Bloom
Preso The face is beau6d and youh6ed Instant bove
be together At all druggists c
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Should you not be completely satis6ed,
thspurchsse price will be gladly refunded
by The Pompeisn Co., at Cleveland, Ohio.
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(To Be Continued Next Sunday
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