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fitting the imperial man,
blemished gentleman that
Jackson on his death-bed, VIII
was there not something he v
for, answered in the affirmat
ing that he was sorry" he
hung one of his political enen
Lincoln's humor is too we
to require illustration. Lib,
took with others. Others sci
liberties" with him. Tho
the target for his own jest,
was for jests of others.
likewise, though Grant hs
sense of humor, as often J.
with silent" and appare.
men. Characteristic of thi
Grants is his thrust at
Roscoe Conkling, concerniI
of a horse bought by Gran :
a beauty" exclaimed Ora
ling. How much did 20
him ?" asked Conkling.
dollars" said Grant. II b -
s, - 1911; ont
~ .Iat's
~ - or"
said Grant.
- Some
of his best jokes were -
humorous. While once
tain New York newsI
ardently supported hin -
by one Of its editors T;,ro :.
the paper pleased him naa;ai
ALL" said Mr.. Clevelan taa
ly this last column o
editorial page"-a q fro.a
ihaue UP Hung
Chang, on his visit to
ceived at the Whit 90 4hat
introduced to Mrs. Z .IIo
time a rarely beauf s ~
many wives have 60
Chinese viceroy of. -
lanu' 49, Drawing
near and nudging 80,
ably with a gOld-r -,
Ii Hung Chang So. -
you have only OF ~,
many have youl;ooranhars
One of Mr.. Gle!
says that few je. - a..
keenly by Mr.. Crh;na 80
one. 1t revealed - 49,
iIIuminatingly til.
- - u "a i'm.
suio - umor Is the
~ - 1erican peo-
p,iuse "' ID the Red
pio ~ from their
sea tn". hat enables
iieoi,eh over the Red |
'hen Magistrates of
sea ina. de.
the nation froI
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

Mr.. c. E. Winston is spending the
fourth with his family, who are now
comfortably located for the summer
at Lake Weir.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

Ladies' Keds, high top, value $3.50,
to close out at $3.50. Children's sizes
up to 2 at S100. Little's Shoe Par
lor. 4-6t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

FOR SALE-Following used cars
traded in on Studebakers: 1922
Buick four touring, thoroughly over
hauled by Seneff and in good condi-
ton, cord tires. $3.50, terms or trade;
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

and is yours for the taking"
lera tells the ayoung men and
of Ireland" Taking from
Springfield Republican.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

Mrs. E. c. Beuchler has returned
home from a six weeks visit to rela-
tives in Georgia.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

ional Chinese leaders declare
Peace at any price," but it us
requires war to get the price.
ga Topics in Brief.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Wilds last night
went to Archer, where they will spend
the fourth with Mrs. Wilds relatives.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

Fifty pair mems shoes, factory cost
today is 1915. Will close out at SIS.
Titles Shoe Parlor. 4-6t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

STOVE REPAIRING-I am prepared
to repair all makes of gas, oil Or
wood stoves on short notice, and
make speciality of refining. Phone
LAG. J. G. Meadows. 27-12t*
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Todd moved
yesterday into their cozy little cottage
on Tenth street, recently completed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

Miss Marie Yon of Brownsville, ar
rived in Ocala yesterday for a short
visit with Miss Marian Dewey.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

WANTED-At once, by young lady,
position in cigar store, drug store
or restaurant. Experienced. Call
at 521 East Oklawaha Ave. 28-6t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

Apparently in Maine the primary
cry was "Hale! Hale! the gangs all
York Tribune.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04
win become OF our ycung
. walls a reformer. Oh, they
w old and worry about the
yeople.- Bridgeport Star.

lions in Ireland seem to be
g to normalcy. canon de
has defed the British Govern
gain.-New York Tribune
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

Mr.. John Parker of York was in
town yesterday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

A few odds in ladies' low shoes, for
mer price $500 to $500, to close out
at $3.50. Little's Shoe Parlor. act
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04
Highly Placed Americans Gifted
With Sense OF Humor.
First Chief Executives Said to Have
Seldom Relaxed Their Dignity, but
1t Is Different To-Day.

American humor as well as Ameri
can disposition 10 take none too seri
ously on light occasions the mos
highly placed government officials wa:
we'll illustrated at the White Hous.
the other day when baseball leagu,
magnates called on the President. :
used 10 be pretty good catcher salt
Mr.. Harding, in chatting Of younge
days with Jacob Rupert, formerii
Democratic member OF congress an
row president OF the New York Amer
can League club. I'm sorry" sa
Colonel RUPERT" but we're liked
catchers. Did you ever play the ote
field?"
Either in Europe or in Asia, III
changes of this sort, at least bef-u
the war, would have been regarded
quite bad form" If not highly r
sumptuous. T
American Presidents of late b
been well equipped with sense
humor. Earlier ones lacked it, r..
a writer in the Louisville Cou -
Journal Neither Washington ~
Jefferson nor Especially Aef-
father and son, nor Andrew JasWht
was notably gifted with what tin
since become known the earth rond t
''the American sense of humor." Then
Father of His Country" could NO
sometimes did, relax. Once, it |
corded, he rolled over and o.
the lawn at Mount Vernon" In
ing at something that highly JUS
him. Usually, however, Wased dal
/ was stern, unbending-a manyou a,
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UNCLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

CRATES under this heading are as
follows: Maximum of six lines one time
25c; three times soc; six times 75c; one
month $500. All accounts payable I'm
advance except to those who have reg
ular advertising accounts.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

FOR RENT-Furnished house, close
in; reasonable rent. Call phone
116 6-2S-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

WANTED-Sweet milk customers.
Sweet milk 10c. quart delivered
morning and evening. Drop me a
card. Robert o. Williams, Mgr. R.
A, care J. T. Nelson. 1-6t*
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

Rotarians, be on hand at luncheon
tomorrow wednesday,, sure.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04
To ICE CONSUMERS

Dur drivers want to help you get all
ICE you need every day this sum-
they need your help.
When you put your ICE CARD out
time, you save them extra trips
d that's saving ice for everybody.
hen you keep the ice compartment
your refrigerator free from food
d bottles, you are saving time and
Just these two simple rules, follow
daily. will help US make sure that
u are well served this summer.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04
molly Good.

At, sank goodness the
- winter is here.
e to bother about
~" and watering the
NJ hats so. By the
see that there In coal
- an and look up your
spade l ~ a"
the snC = ~
a pipe l'uon A
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

WANTED-To exchange late model
Ford touring body for roadster
body. See Mr.. O'Neal at O'Neal &
Holly garage. 7-1-3t*
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

FOR SALE-Lace curtains, few pieces
cut glass, some china, small tables,
andirons, chairs and sewing ma
chine. Call Thursday afternoon at
222 E. Washington st. 3-3t*
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

FOR SALE-Malleable steel kitchen
range. little used, first class condi-
ton. John r. Rogers, No. 303 9Th
st. 7-1-3t*
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

FOR RENT-My furnished cottage
at North Lake Weir for the sum-
mer. Will sleep six. See H. S.
Wesson. 7-1-3t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

SPECIAL, SPECIAL, SPECIAL
Marmon 7-passenger touring. Fair
condition, $425. Spenver-Pedrick
Motor Co. Phone s. Tiff
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.oCALA OCCURRENCES
IL you have any local or society
items for the Star. call five-one.

That dog hasn't been oiled yet.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

Frarworse hit than Ger
manv .ure of the German
lion Ia Record.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-04

FOR RENT-Three Or four rooms
furnished for light housekeeping.
Apply to PIP Orange Ave. If
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Check Book Co. appellant. VS.. Young
Scldcn Company. Of baltimore city.
appellee: appeal from tho Distric,
Court at Baltimore. Md. opinion By
Judge Woods. Affirmed.
Cases argued yesterday:
No. 2oaS. Katie Singleton, plaint!r
In error. va. Tho United states. do-
fcndant in error: error to tho Dis
trict SQUIRT at Greenviile. s. c. Ar
Euod by 6. g. wyche. Of Grccnvllle.
;. G., for the plaintiff In error. and by
Ernest T.. Cochran, L. =. Attorney.
Of Anderson, S. c.. for the defendant
IN error. and submitted.
No. 2O29. Katie Singleton. plain
TIN in error. vs.. Tho United State,
d"f"ndcnt in error; error to the Dis
triCt Court at Grccnviiie, s g. Ar
Eucd hy &. 6. Wyche. OF Grccnville.
s. G. for tho plaintiff in error. and
by Ernest f.. Cochran. l.. :. Attorney.
"f Anderson. : g., for the dctcnda Mt
in error. AVID submitted
saturday )cinE conference day. tho
court viii not hear arguments in
cas"s today, but VIII go into confer
"ncc upon cas"s heretofore argucn
and remaining undecided.
Court adjourned until today at 70
o'clock.
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liE Assoc ltt"t. s-..-
CHICAGO, Nny. -t-wh heat moved IN
ward IN prIc" today. largely hy way ~
-">nonN' TO tn" CpUr>" II values a. Winni-
Peg and Liverpool Tn" close vas an
"i!Lcd. " 10 Ike net higher. with May
SLI's "a ~ ~. and Laly s..0>is corn
hniSh"d unchauEc. (" - m. oats Nl;h
:, t" Nc gain. am! rruvisiors varying from
Ih- sdin" as yesterdays close to RS. OF
wa. an accepted explanation her. tina,
adNancHS In tho Winnipeg market were
hne tn aucmrt> on IN" par; OF cash in
tcicS's L" get wheat to III November con
tracts Cwurns ~ lIycrpuoi were IN
t"rpr"t"d as the result; IT similar condi-
tlnhH there. AMI wcr" given special motto.
Yesterday on has SIDE ~ tn" Atlantic
sea hoard tended also I" favor tho hull
side of the market. Besides 81. ono bushe Is
OF No. hard WAS taken here for export.
Word that = projected loan 10 G"rma ny
had apparently me; w.-h defea; failed "a
check the ascent Of the wheat market,
being onset by persistent gossip about
other plans for financing European pur.
Chas" Of United States surplus food pro-
ducts In addition. primary receipts were
less liberal than e! late. and Minneapolis
stocks decreased ESQ bushels for the
week. III" mrs. reduction IN months
Scant,1"ss .! rural offerings 81 corn.
together with reports that Western shin
ncis aud feeders were Ouibiddins chi 4, so
gave nrWnoss 20 IN. market here for corn
and oats
fishrr LIMITATIONS on hogs gave INT
20 provisions
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I. 5. CIRCUIT COURT


IN" United states CircuI, cnur, o,
Nppchls r"""uv"ucd Yesterday morn.
iuc At 10 O'Clock with the following
Judges and "incials In Attendance
'ircuit Judges Martin y Knapp. Of
Washington. -. g.. Charles y WOODS.
Marion. : g.. and Edmund Waddili.
j.. -; iichmoud.; District Iudc.
l"nn e. Rose ~ Baltimore. Md, L.
Marshal 1iar"nc" g. Sni,hcrs. Of
N"rf"lE. and clerk CLAUDE NJ Dean.
u Richmond
Court ANNOUNCED aud handed dawn
opinion In IN" following cases.
SO la". Tn" MARYLAND Fluanc.
'piu.. APPELLANT. vs. Raymond NJ Du-
'Ii. trustee. appellee. appeal from
D." District Court at baltimore. Mi
ia !iaukrup'cN opinion by JurSc
Waddiil Affirmed
50. 2o23, international Flacs'uh
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BALTIMORE MARKETS
nv Associatcl rr..- l

BALTIMORE. MD Nov :, Potatoes
native tnd n"arhy 40 = ti"nTi,0. south.
crn. &C. Al sections. No. ,. fa J,c
onions NAIVE ana nearby s5Na!7s
a. sections. 40 :? I2f1n2t'
Nri''"-- Packed. barrel 80 J. 3.njS 81
al varieties. y" .. 3 Nlnoio
ttt- N"'iN" and nearby fr-',. 5sq 80
S'u'h"-n hrS'S. 5IU.5
Ru''"rr -tr"IT7"ry fancy 5cTI5S. cream
"iF pF.niS. So -. dairy prints. 7cTs3
l'.N" poultry Spring chickens inciudlnv
l"ghcrns- Ia = old - iaoiridirp log
horns. i'T2.. old roo. ,rs, ma nur.
VIM" rckIne. IiM .
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WASHINGTON MARKETS


By \SSocist"l r-,..
WNSHl%GTo<, Soy : -ECe4 strictly
fr"Nn -. southern. -. liz. poui.ry.
boosters J.. turkeys. iNT a.. spring chick
"n'. - p. fowls y brcs-"l poultry.
-prins chickens 3'T77: hons ~ .. roo,
tors. - furI"NS jAUi.. livestock c.l,cs
rhoir". "a. ',lv">. medium. = Lambs.
y l.'- rig-- Zach. 13,)p>co I.iv"
h@sS. -. % >'""s. No !. sacked. i,toT
toes. North Carolina. 3,c2g 81 -; nearly
81 - !, = IN -.
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SPOT COTTON

NEW ORtrANS son : Spo, cotton
80 bale, TO arrive 50
Low rniadInr .2iss miiilius $3.50
sWni m.idlinE sislI. Receipts. III. sio,A
LIVERPOOL. Nov 90, weekly cotton
-'.iiS'i'~t Total forwarded to- mills. -
$500, Nm.r.can 3iifnl. Import. !s.o.
american, $500. exports. ..o'.y American
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rpTTp<SEEt

SEW InHh $"N y -Coj'ousc~i ras
fairy ACTIVE. with pri'"s higher IN 70.
Sp"us" to scattered uuyirg ON ~. strength
IN lar and cotton amt TN" i.gh,-ning al,
~ "rud" markets t.u>IHS BIDS N"rr within
q Tow p"'u'. 90 me 'op tuI r.yrcs"ui',i
Cot gains ~ 3 20 - points Tor .rtly. nos
,lons SrI"S. 't go barrels Prime crude
= 3i'7n prime summer y"lIry spot S.
~ 90" 900, h"""mn"r I'5'. March, 5000.
Ma SO ~ al hid
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i"u'- M.1tling 80 n receipts. a..
HN.iHu"t's. l.n'l. sturk 1902
th'h VI diIfuE. 8. ll.
Roofs MIddl,ug t,5-a. r.r.i,,.
'"'h''"'N I'a sales. .!;, s,och
D." MAdunc So 81. sale. ar,;
\. q. = ''u",l NtddiHng .2i .ai.s ia
.'' ''f'i .k.,"ip's. si',!. shipment,
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SANNNNAiI GA. :<rN >, rurp.r,in.
nnlhinr doing Last snlo Sotrrn"r - ~
~. r"a",piS. 10, shipments. i,s s,pro
Ho-in a5m s.lss. i2o.. ,ecrip,s. e7.>
.hium"n's 10. @'ooA inI 40 .up'c
u. u. y. +. -. ~. !. s. ,li, Is 5 D.. NJ
F",o. y. SO VIC. 500. wv .67i
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SEW YnnN. Soy = Cotton good. r.r
steady today. rrint"r. bring .u'u",h.
NOR" sr'iN" % primary s-,y EooI. line,
warns h".d rrm. Rurlips wsre s.eaIy
WOO. market w"r" very nrm
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NEW YORK. Nov @,.-Storkhold s.
ers OF tho United states Kcalry and
Improvement Company today voted
% authorize tho ISSUANCE ~ 10000. q
400 ~ p"r cont preferred stock
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Providence. Il T.. Soy. e,.-Thc
directors "t tho American Scrcs
'"n'rauy have voted 80 p"r cent
.t",h dividend and hay. called =,
meeting "f stockholders for Deem
Der - approve tho action The
"mpaur has nov 81 600 600 STOCK
outstanding and q, the cud ~ 1921
- surplus was I2.n6@3 72
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NrN YORK. Soy, y Raw siiL stead,
'r'"' i"r pnind. k.u-,G uiublo .Nrr.
,i",N'. y q" >.n". k.uS,i host ~ 5. g
~ -. h"ns,! ~. ! a. 3 -5Ht g. . Sim.
~. J. k>-'N $50 canton c\.r,. \ =, 10.
> "," d ~. ShauEha i-niu. steam III .,I,
'i"ublc d""'. .irnl
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SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. CT hr raw sugar
market was firm aUh spot prices were IN
hanged az S'sC Tor 'up., cost ana freight.
qua 30 I.' for centrifugal. with no SALES
'"port"d. Nor" att"aiiou was paid To new
rep sugars and sales we're reported of
800 bags Of tortu R.CoS for January shin
mcnt ut 80 Tor centrifugal. and IL was
rumot"d that new crop Guhas also sold
cor January shipments at az. cost and
freight. .rGual I" .,"3 fnr cont rifuCai
Tn" raw sugar futures market was loss
I'iiN" today ana prices wcr" irregular
"NcrinS III bcC"mnrr and scattered buy
ne hy uutSid" Interests caused .arIy adj
tdnc"s which wee partially lost near the
clos" under realizing and hu-l prices were
N" point lower 10 Two n"t hi-hcr Clos
my n"ccmh"r 80; March. ssh May
90. July. 2 -.
The market for refined sugar was steady
mi demand wts only moderate and nf a
ami -t"-mouih ohar"ci.T rriccs were
IN" hanged at go to ~ for nuc gr.uu-
.Lt"d. R,lUcd futures nominal
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COFFEE MARKET.

NEW loRN. NOV. - III" market for
gu"" futures was generally steady 'o.i ~
b" December notices amounted to- only
'ht' bags and. there was covering hy De
''nwr sh"r'~ ahi rr"hahiN som" scat
'"r"d huNin ~ later deliveries on In.
'''n- st"ndt-r ruling OF B'H"n Tn. mar
.'' opened :. points h.rh Ia points
oyer. ANA December contracts >c!G M, to
~. or ? p"iui. net hiph"r. Will" Mach
'd'Hn.'d to ~, "r 'l!n's, nn"N" N"S-
. point lower TO points higher St'ss
''rc estimated at about 21,'0l bags be
r"nh"r, "ai. JanuaiN "a. March 90,
Iui. '5' July. ?.oi. september. 80
Spui cnn"" quiet, hut firm. Rin IL ~.
2" II santos - '5'- =" :. COS, pud
freight offers iuCud"d Santos * ami ~
part bourbon at ~" to L. ~. and RIO -
At 1873. American credits.
Tn" ntnci,l cables showed y decline 81
30 to las r~is IN tho Santos market and
the last cables received from Rio w.rc
100 10 So iei.. net lower, with the dollar
buying rate % reis higher. and exchange
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NV iuhk nov . I.Ivo poullry ir
regular ht' nHI,s hy freight T., is e.
r"">s 1U1s fowls "a, T. r,oetNrs Is
,uiN'N~. iiT y dressed uuultry nrmcf
,LnrH"N'' No !. fresh. - . 50. 80 /. tgoacn
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
'n"t"'i"ns by C"-kIr

Savings Tx Of Rich. - 95
Union Bk. OF Rich. 80 ls4
Virginia Trust Co :. 100 325
west End Bank 80. % 751
Tratilr stocks.
Patterson Mills -. 100 l2t
Riverside and Dan
River. pfd. ..... 100 1903
Riverside and Dan
River. com. ..... 100 900
Roanoke Mills - pfd 100 100
Rosemary Nj. Co. u
Union ntn nui if;,;'.ii IL, n, 100 100 sss'
miscellaneous.
so. Bond ...d Mort. Co 1870
Is l. Crump Co, p.
Jefferson Realty Co..
list pfd. 100 So 30
johnson pub. Co..
ptd. ............. 100 o5
Johnson Pub Co.
com. ......-....... 100 a
l.hrus and Bro Co.
pfd T. e.. part. 100 ia lis
.. y. !. and :. Co.. ,
>. - s s Co $50. 100 L."
So. stove Wks.. pfd 100 - i0l
standard Paper Mfg
Co, pfd. .....,... 100 lGS
y l. j y. e.. pf.. 100 1924 1884
VIC. th.. pr, y. .. 100 80
VIC. Chem. com .. loo -
va. Bldg. aud l.. Co. 100 40 10
- Riverside and ban River. pfd..
lo3i & C.
- State and Guy Bank and Trust
Co. 80. u t.
i-3 Lifc Insurance Company o.
Virginia. SIS
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NV YORK;, NuN 4 '"pp", g,io'
quiet. spot and u".:by :. ~ frI,uTct "a.
run S''hHN, riig". unchanged I.,a.
S''IN sp"'. 'l"9' 80 Iinc nominal E,~
- Louis spot and nearby delivery ss,.,
30. antlmuuN. spot. nauTIs.s
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Il. nmnll hmm. '. :. :

Nosvao-r -, l.e.
Remarks: l.Eh, run o. cattle Market
".',Ne. sfonHrr on good ordered cattle
and prospects fayoTauIe Common .turf
: 40 stronger $3.50
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Winter wheat mid,llinr. n,
WINTER wheat bran ~ m
Ky. midil!ngs ..... n
iN'' i'hs Il,
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NV I'NN, Wv e E,U rlDn"y lrn.r-
IN D.. Low ~, iul!uS rate. .. ,!nSiI.s
mi Uttered - -. l.ai ,u,n al
,.ntu' tS"'nsi accept ru"'s. a.. Iluc Ip,u.
OIh, hiN"d collateral ri-rn Ia. o. /,
months, %. rr'm" commercial p.; "r &.
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Evening journal., 1922-03-16
DELAWAREANS
PAYSl,OOO,OOO.
TOUNCLESAM
More Federal Income Re
turns Made in This Dis
trict Than Ever Before
RANGE FROM ONE
CENT TO $35O,OOO

Payments Of Federal income taxes
in the Delaware District at the Of
flee Of Internal Revenue Collector
Harry r. Graham. exceeded over a
million dollars up TO the end OF the
filing period. at midnight last night
Mailbaes piled high in the Offices re-
'gained unopened today. while ten
Jerks attacked bag after bag. stack
ng returns on desks which will in
'r"ase this figure considerably when
The final totals are reached. The
rieventh-hour rush brought about
1000 taxpayers 10 the Office yester-
day and many OF these citizens were
assisted by Collector Graham's force
90 completing their State Income tax
return as well as the Federal form.
Constituting parts OF the million
,ilar collection. cash payments as
-mall as one cent and as large as
rf50.0OO were received during the
ush The mail receipts this year
were larger than usual Collector
Graham attributed this TO the faci
chat taxpayers were now well edu.
Dlted IN the iniricacies Of income tax
administration. Twenty sacks
"t mail and thousands OF registered
LISTERS forced Collector Graham to
a sign number Of clerks from
rcr divisions 20 the business OF as
sting and diriribut ng checks. re.
.urns money orders and cash before
d. could be handled. Until this
work is completed a fair estimate
tan Only be- given OF the total collec.
.ons
At The conclusion Of the rush Mr.
Graham stated ne regarded yester-
day zee q banner day for his office.
The number OF taxpayers handled.
ilc way IN which they we're given
expert advice. and the absence Of
Confusion throughout the congested
period all contributed to making this
op MON. A score OF deputies and
revenue agents were kept busy in
tho main hall and the income tax di-
Vision OF the Federal building
i1rourhout tho fling period. but
'uc io the experience OF the force
20 bitches were encountered by
Noderll taxpayers
Although the pinch OF last years
business depression was indicated by
ierre1ees in'the amount OF taxes
paid hy some individuals and cor
rnrstions. the few requests for ex-
tensions that have been made and
the promptncss that characterized
he payments this year indicated
that business firms generally were
able 10 pay their income taxes on
time-a condition i'm strong contrast
with some OF the periods last year
When asked regarding the NUM-
her Of returns fled Collector
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