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n Yesterday We talked generally on
constlpat ton and | told you OF tho TWO
general clinical varietieS--the atomic
consultation and the spastic conslpa.
ton. The word atomic means without
tone and It Is applied 10 FORM OF
consultation in which there is iack OF
tone in the muscles in the intestinal
tract, 90 that It has not enough OK
pulsive power. III" atomic corstipa ZION
is characterized by hard dry stools nu'
no, flatulence (gas). or pain II I'M"
atomic TYNE goes or long enough II may
eventually irritate the intestinal m"cu'
ous membrane eonugh :" that there IS
n low grade Of inflammation with tho
production Of a good deal OF mucous
This inflammation may cause muscula'
spasms Of the intestinal tract that Is
why /; Is called the spasttc type.
TIL. stools Of this spastic type are apt
n hs rIbbonlike and contain good deal
~ nuousand there Is gas and pain
Causes Of Coustpaton
Insufficient quantity OF solid 1000
There NAV be too little bulk to excite
normal peristalis lthe wormlike move
ment by which tho altmentary cana! pro-
pels It's contentsD
. Too highly concentrated FOODS
which are almost cofnpieteIS "''0 W.
2. insufficient fluids.
Astr!ngent foods or drinks cneck,
ING tho normal amount Of mucous anc
other secretions.
& Indigestible foods which may ~
100 hard and bulky 10 move through tn'
bou.l easily. or which may cause an
normal fermentation and thus hinoe'
/ perstalsis.
/ s Lack of digestive fluids. or ser
! ions alteration In quality OF them
: IrreguIarity in diet. and Imperfect
! masticat'on =.
| Oyer-eating The accumulation o.
waste matter may be greater than 'n'
muscle power 10 propel
q Imperfect nerve stimulation ane
enfeebled intestinal muscles.
10 Lack OF exercise and TOO niue
oxygen. resulting in sluggish circu!auoF
md n tendency to diminish general iunc
tional activity.
: II The failure OF A regular time De
Ing taken for the evacuation OF TN
bowels
! IL Drugs.
! DR. Richard Cabot has said that con
stipation Is a disease Of the BRAIN ina
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H9 Dietand Health
e. s..n ~ By Lulu Hunt Peters, Mp i
Hor of Dict and Health .rsif hsy to the Colorss
CONSTIPATION, CONTINUED
, Hunt Peters, NJ.

constipation Of the bowels Is seneraiy
due 70 wrong thoughts and emotions and
wary. and that rarely Is there touno
ANYTHING wrong with the intestines.
Let us look into this. The nerve sup
plv of the bowel come through the cere-
bro or central nervous system and from
the sympathctic system. The sympa'
,hetir system Is really a special nervous
system but Is part OF the centrai
nervous system. It supplies The lntes-
final organs. The sympathetic system
has movers Of It's own and was prooaoiF
called the sympathetic because II was
so easily affected by emotions. lou
have noticed how soon the heart or the
tntestInes are affected by any strong
excitement. fear or any strong emotion
The sympathetic ftSres are largely the
inh,bitory fibres. That Is they are the
fibres that stop and hold back ana resu-
late action.
Now If you are anxious or are AT
,ervous tension all the time, those
fibres Of the intestinal tract are allect.
cd and they either overdo their part or
holding back the action ana consupa-
ton results, or they may be effected so
that they do not wcrK at an a"u
diarrhoea results.
7, n certain system Of therapeutics
II
IN which the patient or follower is
taught that there is no such thing as
matter and therefore nothing 70 worry
ahout there are more testimonies con-
cerninp tho cure Of constipation than OF
anv other ailment-that does not exist
WHY is this. First. they stop worrying
! about themselves and tseir claims a
vary desirable frame of mind TO attain
Second, my edition OF their textoaak say
| semi starvation is not acceptable 10
wisdom and It Is equally far from
! science" Eat what Is set before you,
skiing no questions for conscious sake
! Now It is a we'll known fact thar
many people are constipated because
they do not eat enough. so mere Is
: two-fold reason for their success IN the
! treatment Of constipation. I am TOTO
| they always tell their patients to have a
regular time to 60 to the toilet SO mere
| &c the three-fold reason for success
| And. oh yes. forgot the greatest rea-
son Of all-they make them stop taxing
| physic!
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IN Wednesday. A basket dinner will be
enjoyed at noon and everyone is invited
Briefs
Walter Marsh Of Pittsburgh returned
hou. on Sunday after visiting relatives
here. -
The Allen Grove Sewing circle will
he entertained at the home OF Mrs. C.
W. Goethe on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rogerson and
daughter. Helen. Mrs. w. A. Smith ana
daughter. Miss Mildred, all OF Mounds
VILE. were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. X.
McCombs on Sunday.
Mrs. William Remke is III.
Miss Lota Bonar has returned to her
home at Mt. Olivet from Cincinnati.
where she attended the college OF music
Mrs y. ". Garvin and son. George,
are visiting Miss Mary Spencer OF
Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs Chester Prayer and
children. Betty. Pearl and Chester. Jr.
Of Wheeling visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Prayer on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Hood left on Monday for
Chautauoua, y. Y. where she will spend
two weeks.
7. W. Garvin and family Of Mounds
Vile were visiting al the T. Montgom-
cry home at Mt. Oliret on Sunday
Misses Caroline Br!ndley OF Kirk
wood and Alma Miller Of Mozart were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. Miller
Saturday and Sunday.
c. W. McCombs. Miss Ruth McCombs
Mrs. n. W. Bloomfield and son, Bobby
visited relatives in Martins Ferry or
Sunday.
Mrs. n. r. Morgan. Mrs Huvner Mrs
G. B. Pelley. Mr.. Ritter. all OF Wheel
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Chapter 81.

Chapter So.
After Tom left. 'Gerue ana neI 49,
L. had a long talk. Gerue TO-" w.
|nothe- what Tom said about he'P'"e
HON. and her reply ,-,,
You done right dsarle. Ny e"S
HON, raNe no money they don ear "
prom no man till they'S marrieo-hot u
Il can help II. Now you're ehsSseu -.
In righ, fer him TO give you some ~
lie presnts. but not money. were Va "a
Iut we've always been decent A''u,
Ta,ris he'll like you all the better
|rou amt that kiud--the kind that taxes
donev OF men before they're married
Mother and daughter planned tne tu-
|,pre Mrs. Cummings occasionally "'p-
|,np her eyes as they talked.
You mustn't wait till Jennie gus
|,h-n,gh. Gertie." she said. ut WOULDN'T
|hs fair 70 Tom 10 keep him waiting so
hong Tim will be we'll when ne comes
|hacL and can sell papers. and IL XII
NOR fine laundry. When does Tom
|Sant YOU TO git married.
We haven't talked about tnat-onIF
he said soon. that he didn't want 10
wait very long" Gertte c"nressed
|b!ush,nE.
All necessary as can see. Hes lone
isn't IL voEdcriul Ma that he chose
me. jus, q cabaret dancer. when ne
kinds e girls. girls Ike
|,hat Miss Walton LN'y saw him WIN
I don't , believe shes any prettif?
ran YOU. and know she aint no bet
g. Won talk real nice nov TOO sine"
van studied so much I'm that proud
~ YOU. NY Etrl I'll MISS YOU >ometh'n
iul, out ,,'s ra'urnl for YOU to want
h. =, married done IL was real
s-rpr with your ~ too wonder
|uh\ KIND uf a house - on that ranch.
|IrrnrSrou.n,ly she added
"A h;g Gambling house" Tom tod
re Hes going to sent up picture
|,r - when he GETS home.
I don't quite know what YOU mean
M ,rarnlin' Gsrt,e. do you'
No. exact,v. Ma. but | think u -
art II ,ov and spread our. lots or
looms on the ~-ourd. instead Of trying
10 nile them m top % each other Ike
|rrcv DO hero in New York
"Tha, would re fine. Vet can;
right, 500 = house like that
worm visit W. son" day then roun
zee" Gcrt;a hlushed again. She was
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BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
& Minutes 10 Answer This

The carpenter who constructed a
sheepfold for Miss Bo-Peer discovereo
that he could save two Of the posts 10
which the uniform fence rails were Ell
Nxed by making the fold square inStea'
Of oblong Either way would hoId the
same number Of sheer" said the me-
chanic. and every sheep would nave
post to tie to"
Now. If Miss Ro-Feeps MOCK Ton,
,otn.d less than thirty-six head, then
bor many sheen dld she have?
Answer to Yesterdays
Tba nrohlem * solved by rule whlch
nroduces right-angled triangie--'he
EVEN side being nm odd number. viz.
Square the number--+' times ~
equals 2ooo This separate into two
numbers-one a unit greater than tne
other. Answer. A., l.lOt; l.lco' mus
. PKG rails Enclosed the triangle
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MIhree:M!.lln3gte IalesA
~ ByAd Sehusteri 1az9AA@A
WEDDING A GARDEN
By:Ad' Schuster

F,,,ry they never asked him - he In
any Of their shows.
"I, seems to me. said Joe. there Ia
an awful lot OF wishy-washy stuff IN al
Of this
II was a different Miriam Joe escorted
10 tho clubhouse next night. she had
fluffcd her hair like girl and was so
delighted and excited that she broke
often, into the funny little skip-stcp
he had all but forgotten. The idea o'-
CURED 10 him she looked more IKE
daughter than wife and his tongue was
lied as she prattled Ut the coming 40
venture. Ils wished young ATWOOD
would break his neck.
II Was a. parlor play with polite com
nlicat!ons leading to the ineVltapIe
proposal Miriam In her makeup ana
this now radiance. WAS picture. She
had her old little gestures the tricks
Of sr,cCh Of her girlhood days. and she
was playlng the part superhly. Hoiding
his rride and wonder. Joe looked upon
the E,rl he had courted more than ~
wears before Could u be, no asked
himself. She had picked up again, just
for tonight. the lisp when she SAID
ycs" and the odd way OF holding one
hand down with fingers wide ouN-
,.re,chpd He had not noticed ner
r,.rr ,.,,nr around the house. MAYBE
~ noticed Miriam as mach as
lac might
Atwood was stick for all his clothes
and handnlinc. Joe could So" that at
once. There was no need. he thoush''
Cor all II was good acting. for Miriam
m express so much Of alteration IN her
cvcs Who was this fellow Atwood
ANYWAY? \ mere spris.
on the way home Joe was almost
rlmid. Merry girl" nc fa''ered' ns'as
tho ranc for the first time In gears
Won are very bcautitu,
sudden tears cam" :" IN" ~,fes eyes
She topped and put her hands on Ms
shoulders. .I"s only IN" MAKEUP
rocy" There was II wlstfnl appeal III
IN. voice and the fear he would agree
"No." he answered and he read all
understanding in her eyes. It's the Ei'
xho has been her" all m" time II 'r
,.a,rr love tho honeymoon ana r"'
nance that will never grow old.
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3es7-In the midst Of many straight
line dresses. stands this attractive
houffant model. it'll its quaint youth1ui
waist ard pleasin trimming. THIS IS
n good style for taffeta, ponsee' can
ton crepe, crepe de chine. and nnen'
plso for batiste and organdy.
The pattern IS cut In sizes: 49, 20
IS. 10. ~. A and As inches oust meas
ure as inch size requires y yards
~ AZ inch material. The width at the
foot is about rs yards.
Pattern mailed to any address on re-
ceipt Of IL in silver or stampn
Write name and address plainly. SEND
- cents to The Intelligencer ONCE
Wheeling. ". Va
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SIDE TALKS
bY Ruth Cameron
THE CURSE OF A THIN SKIN

, ,,,
So .s ''rr '"nSl'i'" duu TdS''t
a mother Sdl' ," - '' 'ss"'N
e;ght-"ea- "aHsn'T'. ,
81" said - ~ we '.'' 49,,
And the child NOT "R'H '.si,',
|Cyifeu'ly ate ~ Up aS tue
goes ,, 49,
OT" could toll 10 h'r eN''' 'ss.o.,.
ar - being pointer "ut "H - -
UNUSUAL that IN" h"' 49, 80, ",
r.fure Trd ma, ~" '"AHlN~"
,itf,.nssS a. something uts''h''''' '"'
te-lraSls
Nothing 70 DO Proud OF.
.-.- TIRE, IN be cursed
''' ,.,I ,,.,ond,y 70 be
~ ...n -. ,d,, I'm, min skin
,"' =, .,r,,,l II, That
.',..N,,.,s. -. ,cr.e,hin, to be
'"p '.'.H.., .,,a -, y.o,red on with
"."'
'otH tee' .,.- 49, t,,o one
"a" .o,,,.rs. ,,ho are fr-
y nose 'nHH'F, 20 n,..,ng he
sNar '"hE hu'' anu 80, or-ajd
'm"' 'a"' H''' N"V 90" - 80 n he
people H"n want f. 'no,. vi,I
toassnr"d ana "'s'u
Ioin any party. ,,
On WHAT'S Nh' .,o,gh
sometimes s',h p'"L' aro ,v,Iling
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Four Dancing Feet
cERTIE AND LILLY TALK TOGETHER
By JANE PHELPS

20 be the mistress or mat 4"'''''"e
house. Toms VIE.
Goodness gracious child, go to pea.
IT'S | o'clock, and me with Miss Drake
fine laundry 10 do tomorrow. and you
Iosin' YOUR beauty sleep. | expect LILY
will be IN right early in the mornNn'
her mothers sure 10 set up tonight u
tell her about H."
T-s Cummings was right Lilly rose
unusually early and as soon as her
breakfast was over came In TO TAX 70
Gertie.
MA waited ur to tell me the news.
sh. added II never believed he meant
business. Gert!e. thought he was just
irwin 70 get around YOU because yon
Was nret,v. Men Is like that SOME
,ines" the WORLDLY minded Lilly de-
clared they Is good. 70 the family BE-.
CAUSE they think they can get around
the Sirl that way. But you'll have TO
go 70 the country !" 1--we and there
ain't no man on earth I'd leav" lt't"
old New York for. My, but YOU be
lonesome"
mo. Lilly, I sham be lonesome III
r,iss Ma and the children. and YOU.
but love the country. am wild over
II even tho little have seen. New
uav Tho country makes YOU want 10
be good It's 50 clean
What a queer girl YOU are. Gerts
and YOU says such funny things. Tho
idea that the country makes you want
70 be good, Amt Il scream that we
both Is engaged? Len is hurryin me
snmrthin' awful He SAYS he wants
home He won't lot me dance NO NOR"
he's sor, of jealous and don't Ike
the other fellow treartN' ne. and Josh
in have to give Ros"Nhurg motto"
today In, Gotn' 20 leave at the end
Of the week"
Are YOU going 20 he married then
NO, got 70 haN" clothes. amt !
Len Is going to give mo money FOR my
.rnuSeeau-that's what swells call ~.
-I:'s nice you will be near Your
mother. LILY Ma feels bad TO think
am going 40 far away" Gertte tact
fuYv said nothing concerning her reel-
INC tina. II was not right ~ accent
MONEY before marriage. T. Nigh; AL
ienate Lilly. and would 4" no good.
she would not urder7'and her. Gcrt'e's
feeling.
ronorrow-asrtde Wears Diamond,
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RETURN FROM CAMP

t. r Riggs. dentist. Wheeling. o. H..
Covert, physician, Moundsvillc. and II.
g. Gaunt. minister. Moundsville. return
I'd home yesterday from the Citizens
Military Training camp at Camp Knox,
Ky. wher they have completed n
months training.
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Ing, Mrs. Lutz and daughter or chi
cago and Mr.. Shaw Of Pittsburgh VISIT
ed Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Pe!iey on sun
day.
Joseph Crawford. sr.. Of "neenns
spent the weekend with MI ana ME-
Ray Schrader. q.
,,is,tinp at the D. NJ. Garvin homo.
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Will want YOU
And II YOU are a mother Of children
don't plant any Of this poppycock Idea
about being sensitive in their young
minds The fruit it will bear will be
the dead sea frui, OF morbidness and
unhappinoss Don't be party to any
such harvest.
Tomorrow-Do You Love Them, Too7
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romorrow-with Variations.

Your husband is great home
lover, isn't he"
Yes. especially on the evenings
vhen we're invited out together
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Buds from an apple tree which pro-
duced seedless apples Will be used In
an effort 10 propagate a new variety
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At the Paris Exposition SO WEBS or
paper. each made from oiiierene
vegetable fibre, were exnlolteo
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romorrow-Cnntcal Conclusions Con
corning Constipation
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SHERRARD
Animal Picnic

Annual Picnic
The Bethlehem Union Sunday scnoo!
will hold their annual picnic In MT
Rocks willow grove, near the chapel
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
PROPOSALS.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
Public notice * hereby given that sealed pro.
posai> for the rental OF the Casino Building
located In Ocean Park. corner Ocean nvc.
and Broadway. win he received by the Board
Of Commissioners OF the City OF Long
Branch, at the City Hall Council Chambers,
Tuesday evening, March 21st. 1922. at
o'clock or as soon thereafter as the matter
may be brought on.
Ti,e successful bidder viii be required 70
pay water sewer. light and ordinary upkocp
expenses.
Separate bids shall he made for each term
(one two or five years.. but same party may
hid on ell three terms rent to be paid ~ aa-
vance, one-half signing the agreement,
and one-half on the first day OF June N each
wear and where the term vs. either three or
rive wears oue-half the yearly rental shalt
be- paid on the date in each year Of the sign
ing of the agreement No bid VIII be con.
sIdered unless accompanied by n certified
check IN an amount equal 20 ten per cont, *
the amount bid. drawn TO the order OF Frank
H. Rowland, Treasurer, or cash II equal
amount II the term is for over one yNar
security viii he required
The Board Of Commissioners reserves I'M
right 10 reject any or all bids, u deemed 10
he tho best interests OF tho Board 50 20 do.
An bids must be sealed, marked Bids fnr
rental OF Casino Bldg" and addressed 70
Elmer L. Lawyer. City Clerk.
Dated, Long Branch, n. j., FEBRUARY ~,
ELMER +. LAWYER. city Clerk
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
FINANCIAL MOTIFS.

J. w. Nammack Is IN charge of Salomon
Bros. & Hutzlers new department for trading
IN rail and Industrial bonds
Milton u. Loewenthal Is manager or peii &
Whites bank and trust companies service
department.
As OF March i. 1922. the Kansas Gas and
Electric Company executed 20 Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York a. trustee mort
gage and deed of trust securing it, first
mortgage gold bonds $40, 900 600 PRINCIPAL
amount Of which may be issued forthwith q =
series sinking fund per cent. gold bonds,
dated March I, 1922. and due on March ,
1852. The trust company vim be prepared
to-day 10 deliver the definltive Kansas and
t;ulf Company's convertible s per cent serial
cold notes, dated October I. 1921 and having
~prff 1. 1922. and subsequent coupons at
iached. In exchange for IT. outstanding tenn
porary notes.
John Muir Co, 81 Broadway members OF
the New York Stock Exchange, have pre-
pared for distribution bond folder dc
scrlptive OF issues available to investors
BonbriEht Co, Inc, announce that per
cent temporary bond No. 4. NJ 1886 Of the
Public Service Corporation OF n J due IN
l9lf. has been stolen.
Dominick Dominick and Spencer Trask
a Co announce that all The Detroit Edison
Cbmpany's stock offered bv them FOR sub.
scrlption last week has been sold Al ia of.
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
PRODUCE.

APPLES-King. bb.. S5.5oa7..0. Athena rle
Pippin. Sl3d13,JO; Greening, 5000 Manitoba
s7W6.5o: baldwin. s5as; Wagner, s5a1
Northern Spy. $500: Heu Davis. si506i5. .aD
ordinary ungrsdcd.. sam5.jo: Newtown Pip
pin, Western, box. s.. .2ld3.75: Jonathan,
British Columbia. box. s2. s2.iop2G0 Mcintosh
S3G3.25. Winesap. 50 2Jmt.25: SpitzenbcrR
s. 25sf4: Rome Beauty. s2G3.15.
BEANS-Mnrrow. choice. domestic. 100 lbs !.
81, 1901; pea. 81: medium. 81. kotenashl, $50
$50 red kidney. ss.25; imperial, $3.50; white
kidney, $40.
BUTTER-creamery. higher than extras.
frsts. 3Ta3ac.: seconds. 3tm36c. lower
Grades. 3iM33c. centralized cars, 90 score,
3sl4a3oc,; 10 score. 3Tisl3sc. ss score, S6is
fIs7c s5 10 81 score 33n35kc: unsaIted
higher than extras, i2fDi3c. extras ~ score
itp4iiLc.; flrsts. 37ni0ikc. seconds, 3ld
aGc.; lower grades. 3fa33c. held or storage.
2eisG3Iisc. State dairy, tubs. finest, 3sa
3ac. good TO prime. 35d37Mc.; common 70
fair. 2Sn3fc. ladies, current make, extras.
2:a2sc.; firsts. 2flsG25mc. seconds. 22kT
crtrcnt make. No. ], 22Mm23c. No ., 2fla1
&C. lower grades, fsd21c.
CHEEsE-New York State flats, held spe
cols 2Ia2ii&c fresh specials. 2112iiic. |;
held specials 23isd2ic fresh specials. Gle :
average run. 20T20iac.. Wisconsin. double
daisies, colorcd. fancy. 23d23%c. single
daisies, colored, fancy, 23a23'c. Young
Americas 23hd25%c
EGGs-Fresh gathered. eStras. dozen. csc !:
extra flrsts. 26m21c.; firsts. 2ihn25itc.: sec
Onds. 23iaI24c.; dirties, regular packed. Nc.
I. 22Md23c No 2 AID poorer. 2lls@22a.
checks, fair to choice, dry 2in22c. storage
packed, extra firsts, 27Mc. firsts, 26Md27c.
fresh New Jersey. henncry whites, candled
extras, 30c; nearby and nearby Western
osu3Oc. nearby gathered whites, firats \
extra firsts. cST1tc.. pullets. unassorted @'
u2Gc. Pacific coest whites, extras, 3ic
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
ELECTRICAL SALES DECLINE.
Western Company Reports FAN to
SISD,565.OOO in 1921.

The Western Electric Company's sales
Of 1921 were s1S9.765, 900 against $685.
10000 in 1920. said its annual state
ment issued yesterday Its net earn
ings of s10.166.337 contrasted with
ss.277,414 in 1920. that result being OBJ
tanned by thorough readjustment and
reduction Of expenses slightly more
than SO 100000. Untitled orders at the
end of 1921 were S75,525 900. against
SS2655, 900 at the end OF 1920. or its
future Charles G. Du Bois, president OF
the company. said
"A survey OF prospects for 1879 indi-
Gates that business will be about the
same as 1921 but somewhat less in
money value On the whole, 1t is prob
able that billings will be below the high
mark of 1920 and 1921"
The New York herald., 1922-03-21
COTTON LOSES ALL
GAIN IN LAST HOUR
Advance Is Checked by Longs
Taking Profits and South
ern Selling.

Cotton futures prices advanced 10 to
20 points directly after their opening
yesterday, reflecting local ara outside
huyng on an unfayorable weather map,
s.rncr Liverpool cables ana bulish Gov
eminent ginning returns. but as the ses-
sion progressed the list saSgel and lost
ali its gain. lii its last hour. under
oft taking from longs and Southern
selling, The market dropped 10 10 IL
points less than Saturdays close Final
bids were near the low and showed 70
points rot loss.
According to the United states Census
bureau. the number of bales ginned
from the growth ot the l92t-l922 crop
mounted 70 1,916,G6J running bales
counting round AS half bales. in con-
rast 70 l3.2T0,919 from the 1920 crop
Tic report compared with the last De-
Nartment 81 Agriculture estimate of
%,34o,00u balec. was regarded slightly
hullish. Tie markets poor response
however, was rroof that il had been
discounted
The vec tier map showed Eeavy rains
over th~ c1s ern and central portions OF
lie cotton belt ana cold ana Gear
Weather west OF the Mississippi Pre-
'sctiops If fair ana warmer weather to-
"9y offset the other angle to the weather
situation and created pressure from
81 "u'atively inc ine'l operators Liver
-" cshles wsro somewhat better than
e. r ,ctfi a"d Manchester reports can-
f"rea optimistic. good demand fog
ybt heinc> renor'ed.
fe loral SPOT market w5s qiie; and
ste dy, points net lower at lS.40
fol for mddlnG Delivery on con-
'ract here was leo bales. In New
Grleaps spot cotton was steady. net un-
hanged, AT 1916 cents for middlins
Sales OF the actual in the Southern mar
Set tota'ed 1875 bales.