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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-03

went to the plaintin and asked him
to come home as his wife was very
III, but that the plaintiff refused. The
defendant asks that the petition Of
the plaintiff be dismissed. Ewalt &
Blair and f. o. Levering are the at
torneys for the defendant.
Joseph Harrington, husband, Eta
Bell, daughter, r. l.. Harrington and
John II. Harrington, sons, of Rachel
Harrington, late Friday, filed in pro-
bate court of Knox county exceptions
to the first and second accounts Of
Sadie Emsweller, guardian Of Rach-
ell Harrington, an alleged imbecile.
Several exceptions are taken to
the account. The exceptors first OBJ
ject to the expense account filed by
the guardian for trip to Columbus.
Objection is made to the account Of
board and lodging for the ward. Elk.
ceptions are taken to the account pre-.
sented for moving the goods Of the
ward to Columbus. Exceptions are
also taken to a bill for livery hire
one for attorney fees in the sum OF
$52 and for numerous others.
The exceptors also ask for the re
moval of the guardian on the grounds
that she has removed to Franklin
county and is no longer a resident o.
Knox county. The allegation is fur
ther made that the guardianship wal
not properly managed.
Frank o. lowering is the attorne!
for the exceptors.
Guardian Named
In the case of Fred M. Cochran VS.
J Kenneth Cochran ct AL, Nettie Coch
+. ran has been appointed guardian a
litem by the Knox county commo
pleas court.
Case Settled
The case of Oliver Hissong VS.. A
n fred Wolfe has been settled, accort
ing to an entry in common plea
:. court and the costs have been paid.
Real Estate Transfers
Belle Coe to j. C. Coe, parcel
Hilliar, 81.
r Belle Coe to Jennie e. Sutton, pa
l. Gel in Hilliar, 81.
B. F. M. Carpenter to Henry G. Har
J. son, parcel in Butler, 81.
e G. w. Paaizg to William Paazi
g. cemetery lot, 81.
u Albert Thompson to ]. l.. Thorn
D. son, parcel in Miller, 81.
y J. w. Thompson to James
Thompson, parcel in Miller, 81.
Ned w. Tiger, mayor, to John
Schnebly, cemetery lot, $65.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-03
- Notes
Officers Are
Installed

Installed
At special meeting Of Weaver
grange held friday evening the newly
elected officers were installed by AL
fred Anderson Of Clinton grange.
After the installation committee
composed of Edward Jackson, Ed
ward Frye and Calvin Berger, served
an oyster supper. About 100 persons
were present.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-03
Appointment Made-

Appointment MadeT
w. n. Bell has been appointed ad.
ministrator of Ella M. Cochran by the
probate court Of Knox county. Bond
$4,000, with E. Mary Strang, Kate
Cochran and Bessie G. Bell as sure
ties.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-03
Inventory Filed

Inventory Filled
George p. Koppert, administrator of
Frank H. Koppert, has filed an in.
ventory and appraisement in the
Knox county common pleas court,
showing the following: Personal prop.
erty $421.95, money $1,512S9, real es.
tate $4,000. Total $7,934.S4
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-03

other hand the defendant says he
went to the plaintiff and asked him
to come home as his wife was very
III, but that the plaintiff refused. The
defendant asks that the petition OF
the plaintiff be dismissed. Ewalt &
Blair and f. o. Levering are the at
torneys for the defendant.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-03

Case Settled
The case of oliver Hissong VS.. AL
fred Wolfe has been settled, accord
ing to an entry in common plea
court and the costs have been paid.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-03
Flies Account

Flies Account
Harry w. Rooms, assignee of Aughta
f.. Walker, has filed his first and final
account in the probate corut of Knox
county. 1t shows the sum of $2,625.5O
received and $2643.75 paid out, leav'
ing a balance of $1S26 due the as,
signee.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-03

Answer 10 Filed
: In the damage suit of Homer B.
i iLevering VS.. Charles Bone ct al, an
answer has been filed in the Knox
county common pleas court. The de-
PENDANTS, say that the plaintiff is the
husband of Eva B. Levering, defend
ants daughter. The defendant denies
that he uttered any false or malicious
stories concerning the plaintiff OF that
he forbad him to come to his house
to see his (plaintiff's) wife. On the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-03
Army Discharge

Army Discharge
John Msnns, a Knox county soldier
has filed his discharge paper for rec
ord In the Office Of the county record
er.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-03

Demurrer OVerruIed-
Al In the case OF L. II. Southard VS..
the Super-Heating sBoiler & Furnace
Co., Judge Blair has handed down a
written opinion In the Knox county
common pleas court. The demurrer
Of the plaintiff and Of the receiver to
the answer and cross-petition of the
defendant, s. s. Davis, Is overruled
by the court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago March 2%.-FatiIc, f"ceipts
li.N0C: beef steers, stockers and feed
cra generally - 10 :" lower; top beer
steers. 9lj; toy yearl!ngs 9""; hulN
beef steers 740GIS $50; Fat she STOCK
uneven: mostly steady: spots lower;
bulk lat cows ana hcifcrs, 5000 G.i9;
Gamers, cutters. bulls and zeal calves
steady; bologna bulls +."5f 4.%': can
ners and cutters, mostly 3."5N 4.eu; yea!
calves. largely 7.50u SEQ.
Hogs. receipts $1,000: uneven: mostly
steady 20 ten lower than yesterday
average; lighter weights off most: clos
ing active: shippers bought about ''o0V
holdover moderately light; TOP lU,3u;
bulk 9.75G l0.25; pigs weak to % lower;
bulk desirable 100 TO l25 Founders
gn0G $50.
sheep, receipts 1900; rat lambs. I'M
evenly steady 10 - lower; mostly II
off: run largely shorn: top choice wool
skins. 1888 to shippers, choice shorn
lambs. 1875 to packers: bulk shorn
lambs. l2.5ODI3.lo; year!!nGs. Is to ~
lower: top. wooded ycarEings. 400; sh"rn
kinds. 1900; fat sheep very scatce: shorn
wcthers al 900. lower.
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\. !. STOCKS

...-...t.. rcd
New otN' N''. re- ...l ,....... ,.,u-
S''NS ~ >"~ '''.' ........ ,,r,.s com
nou0''a ~" "'"'." 90. ..,,... ,,....,,;,,..
n'"eH 90 '''"N L.,.,.,...,- o., s.,,n
liy ana ",v"S'',.'.'
hAS"F' '"."'r %, .,,... r,....fS a.!
So'''''S w. 49,, ...,....,,., .l..,,,, So! n
''"'E '''.,' .,....r.,I .,.,,.;1.,f =
fSPoT'H CAV. l..,. r,,r.,,,.:,,, 90. .-c.-HJ
U"'>' "'' 49, .,.,~,..,,, ....,i;:r:,.. ,,:,.-
S'o',' ,..,.., r,y.,,rr,,,,.S w..
-. ..,,.n,Ir,,.,r,. 60
t''''''," "a -, ,,... :r,,, .,.,l .,.l
,..-,. - .,,..,.,s,..j ~ =, advance. r;
.,... . ,h,, .l,.rt subsidiaries
-, ,.,..,, s.,,.s xtc-i g. -f,,r.,,iu;t.
" .,,.er,, 80 FL, 4. ....aat ".
,,,,,.,,,-., .,,.,.;,,.,,x I, which 2,:,t0S ~
$500 ,.,',..s 49,, tvo 70 ~, points.
-. =, -, rnn,,rl- I,,iuSirtu'>.
a,,I ,,,iss,,. ,..,.,...,:s gru;,r, vera -
,,.,,,,r,. contracted
-, n,:.,rl,.,, and ll,r,!u-Rock-
ue,, w., among The :Ss.cs 20 close =,
,,od.ru;s gains. Ea~tmau Kodak, on
r,ics NJ n ccw odd io;S. rose 50 points
"a ro.sc., - ,.,r..r fractions to
,ir,as, ,br., ,cs,., wee sustained BY
%tn>t,,, o,,h p,p.Nr,r,..,. u,,ru,HumS,
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LOGAN AND BRYAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(By private w.ra 10 i. T.. Mhatv'! ~ COZ
New ! OrK, March @---Thc morning.
news items carried reports ut the dc'i
lite ir"sprct -! ;hc contemplate Goa!
STRIKE Incoming Il reality on N!r! ISL
and this tended to inject Il Ntt'e hcsl-
fancy "a the days turnover.
In addition 10 the foregoing, the Aaru-
cn!ng II the money raics operated 70
rhrcK aggressive constructive opera
tons.
Tn. Iron Ngc. in IS w""tI% r"T:"w.
mentioned that tho past week has VIZ
ncs scd further imprr, rnl"M, IL T." 90
lInc with the industry IS Il whole pper-
dt:uS at ABOUT Uu'r "ai@'i;'.
The foregoing t"EcLh"- WITH "n"ther
announcement Of brief advancement ny
AN Independent steel producer was re-
SponSihlc for considerable Diy!HE IN me
shares uC the indcrcnL@nt sie,! c"WPaH-
les.
Mexican oil issue w"r" under pres
sure as wI| also Northern die. th',
latter on fears Of G"tav"rh1." dlN:dcAu
action. Sew Haven was str 'AS SI"-
among .h,, '",' r.'."' - u.
IAN be stated that the market III
ihc .atc u,.t...-. - .'.""t ""I:tl'-'
s.Sus Of r"ariinnary t''d""r;"" tnhH
have been observable t"r qN!tr some
tine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
House Votes for Army
Reduction to $4,000

Washington, March 22.-The house
gave its approval today to a provision
Of the army appropriation. bill which
would require the reduction, by July,
OF the regular army enlisted strength
to 1890 mon, and then proceeded to
enter a discussion OF whether congress
should direct the return to the United
States Of certain troops stationed In
China, Hawaii. the Panama Canal Zone
and on the Rhine. Secretary Weeks has
already odrcred the withdrawal OF the
troonS from the Rhine.
The bill provides that before the be-
ginning OF the fiscal year approximately
$500 troops in Hawaii 1000 in the
Canal Zone Ind the 500 garrisoned In
China. as we'll as all but 500 men and
officers IN the army OF occupation In
Germany, must be brought back homo.
Representative rrago. Republican.
Pennsylvania, raised q point OF order
Hgainst the provision on the GROUNDS
that congress in appropr!ating for MAIN
t"nance OF troops could not properly
place such limitations on the president
and war department.
! motion 10 eliminate the provision
from the bill was then made. but the
house adjourned before a vote was
taken. eel,
After extended discussion the house
rejected amendments which would have
ttxcd ne maximum enlisted strength ut
levels other than the $4,000 recim-
mcnded by the subcommittee :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
dividend REELECTION.

New York. March 22.--DirectorS Of
tho Northern Pacific railway company
Today declared :; quarterly dividend OF
Ia per cent on the common st"rH. TINS
cent annually.
Howard Elliott. chairman Of the
hoard made the following statements:
I'm declaring dividend OF Il PEI
cont parlblc May l To stockholders 81
rrrori Spril T., the directors feel that
thrv are best serving the interests %
Tho stocl holders and they are hopeful
that conditions will warrant resumption
cr tie rat" Of Il. per cent quarterly IN
the future"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
DRY GOODS

New York, March 22-Lon sda.e. a.
h.cachcd musl!ncS have been reduced 10
IA cents O yards and Hope Al goods to
l@le cents n yard FOR stock delivery
only. The new prices arc one cent a
yard lower than those prevailing when
a strike began in the mills making the
goods about nine weeks ago. ~ the
lower prices current wide SheetinGS
were selling more freely. Print cloths
and brown shcetiHEs We're quiet and
barely steady. Production III cotton
mills IS being curtailed again. Wool
goods were quiet and w"rstcds were dull
Knit goods wcre dull Buriaps held
steady. Raw silk was weaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
ASK SPORT CLOTHING DEFINITION

\ uucStuIu;Lirc H$hiEk tor definitions
OF Il sport costume In Ul,l"r 10 establish
the fact that such l. costume consists
o. all It's parts together ana ihtt ono ot
- rn,nnTl"ni PARTS iIl"li". such rs Il
coat. docs not az The pEvHcHi rH.ihS pro
,lIcS, constitute" Il h"hit III Itself. vii!
be sent to manufacturers. wE"t"S;LtrS'
Ici.l!"r$. etc. "a" d"risi ION I" Hrhh IN"
'..Irst,nrnairc lyaS arrived 1T in ycSt"r-
G,,'S r.rciiii: Of the specially cl"tHlnE
manufacturers GIN Io!uu OF III" lnietna-
iona! Association ut Garment MaHuiac-
turcr4 that Il clear d"!,Hitlun r.ASNi!ih%
work r.uihiur. III u:,irr iu exempt FROM
t..,rs laced trc"ch'S. mtGhiUawS. Work
oats etc.. might l." h1d The replies
viii nn submitted TO thu department. 81
Internal revenue.
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SUGAR,

New York, March 1.-THE raw sugar
market was easier and prices l-lrc
lover TO the basis Of "i-l6c tor CuhaS'
cost and freight. equal To 4.Hi for cen
trifugal for March amt April shipment
There were sales "t 5000 bags Of Gu
has first week april shipment az quoted
prices.
Trading in raw sugar futures wa
uuit,. active and prices irregular. Fart
irr IA the session Prices advanced one
~ three points on covering ana scatter
ed outside buying bot near the close
Wen. cucd under r"nrwcd iiGuiIauoS bN
tradn interests and Wall street house,
owing to the weakness in IN" spot mar
k"t F>inI. prices were on" :" S'yri
rnints net lowc". May. 80: JHiy. -
Scptenhcr .Sg; December 2.?i
Tl,. market 10" refined WJS U"rhnmGoH
at 90 for ire rraAu.alcd but IA" dc
meme VA less. active.
TL"r. we're - Ir:u~artipns IN re-
nr"i futures. c'nS:Hs; May &iid Ju!y
60; September. Go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
BACBE HEADS RAILWAY BOARD

~ mcrlinE ~ tn.. hUard y. dirrI-
tors or the Minneapolis and 81. Louis
Railroad romrIny rha"Ics Hayden re.
signed as Il director and chairman or
The board and VI. t.. We. resigned as !
director Jules :. Rlchc was elected
chairman Lc Roy ". Baldwin and
r!rrr.Iout V. Davis were elected to I'LL
Vacancies. Mr.. Hayden and Mr.. Bel
also have resigned ~ m"mE'"rs OF TIE
board OF the executive committee or Inc
CHICAGO & Alton railroad. acting IN each
cas-, uurslant - an order from the In
t.r-t.tr Commerce commission. They
retain their connection WITH the Rock
lHlHnn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
GAINS IN BOND MARKET.

Higher money rates "Nerted no al
yorse effect upon the bond market TO-
day. \ majority OF tho domestic Sroups
held or added to recent excessive gains
Liberty SIS and the third KS were:
especially active and strong and nrmer-
ous underlying rails continued to be
accumulated Foreign Issues were if-
REGULAR. the most backward feature
being the French government TVS In
wnirn another reaction was ascribed TO
Railing sales.
Two OF the latest domestic under
writings the Missouri Pacific $4,000
500 refuning SKIES and Erie S5,0D0,00e
consolidated scvcns-werc Immediately
over subscribed. Total sales (par
valur,) aggregated $1S,799.0o0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
LASrER SALES.
MANUFACTURERS HoPEFUUL.

MWNUiuCINr, - ~ N"IVNI N"T'Tp''
,ruUd early fall business At the "pGni"S
81 their Jew Zines about Jane !. ! heir
,.nt!uism Is bAS'd uu in' HHonnt -:
I.l-iuc,> ""nira"i"d tor -; N""s"A'
l.rjC,s are at Il low level, partly h"Gau%"
81 ,nw %Ik market conditions. liz
pr;,d" dr., : vrlN"t- ~" quoted 1T SOD
4 NLrd. while millinery Nr.N'is rang"
from $l.@' u $i.'". iASicI shades "a
i'.,s. I,nNu. ,orufl0wcr, fUCh>ia III!
,.,,run arr, "NpcrlcG to receive early calls
FOR ra.I dresses. M,ad"wbr""k green.
mixer mnMu and black are staple
shades whirr again will feature winter
,Irc.s.; ShuWiUE$.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
OIL REORGANIZATION

Houston, Tex. March 22.-Reorgani-
zatIon OF the General Oil Company ~
the General Petroleum Company. with
81, 900 900 par value preferred stock and
one million shares Of common stock OF
no par value was directed BY Judge
Walter Z. Monteion in decree signed
today. -
The decree followed an agreement be-
tween the creditors. trustees Of tho
company. and q stockholders protective
committee with the end in view Of re-
establishing Il going concern. the Gen.
erul Oil company originally S. z. j..
co-concern, but now in Its second re-
ceiverShip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Now york. March :@.--t"rcttn OK
Change irregular. Great Britain, DEMAND
4"Gty: roAIrss 4.%n's, sixty day hl!.~ az
hanks A3Gt~. France, d"manl 9NS'ci
,.lIIaS 9.u". Italy. demand '.I3. Cables
6.'&1.. belgium. demand SO Va cables
:. 80. Germany demand .3"S: Sth!rS
ST.. Holland, demand %1.S4; cables
%r>1. Norway. demand I7.I5: Siw'd"n.
demand gG.22 Dcumark. drrrand @l21.
Switzerland demand 1857 Spain, de-
,raud i1.ti. Greece. dcmLni 40. 70
land. demand .u2".. C2crhn- Slovakia dc
maud lis Arroui.u". DEMAND IS. D.
lra2i' demand 1875 Montreal 81.
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prrrssuRaH LIVESTOCK.

Pittsburgh. March Clogs, receipts.
800; market lower: heavies. 1o.6GR.
1866: heavy workers.. o.s54l0.se; light
workers. lo.7JG 1850: pigs, 1866 G1o.75.
lIct steady; top sheep. 1000; top lambs.
100.
,o6 cai j; 60 receipts, ~; market steady;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
NEWS Of BUSINESS
srRUcruRAL STEEL ORDERS

nl.a.;UI.. sl"rl r"Htr.v'ls paced al
ErnIaJVl were .N.t"u tons. or :" = pc
r.i' 81 tn" country '.'.""'N!' t"u -
.s.r:,.t-,. {: t.ruu taHS tuinpI:cd win
lau~r pa, cG IN JANUARY. Ia "n.'h ~
Fer cent ut Ia" capacity No !cI:'S"''''u
~ H-% ru:l- act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
MONEY MARKET,

New York, March 22.-Can money
strong: high OF; low 4: ruling rate A.,
closing bid 5: offered Mt 5h; last loan
5i3 call loans against acceptances f..
Time loans steady: GO days, AZ; 30
days. Az: six months. Az q Az. Prime
mercantile paper, -. @iA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
Ton.EDO CRAZY

Toledo. O., March 22.-Wheat, cash,
seed prime cash. 16.12E; March. 1910;
April, 1850: October, 1850. Asike,
rrime cash, 11.75: March. 11.75. limo
thy. prime cash, 3.1J; March. 3.15; April,
%.
No change in low grade seedA
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. March 22.-Liberty bonds
closed: 3i.s 9S.l2; first Az. 1896 bid:
second Is. $3.50; first 4Ls. $500; second
ins, SSH; third +ts. $3.50: fourth
AIS. eS 40: Victory 81 as. 10000; Victory
AIS 10000,
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W. Va. March -. -.
Furnished The ln,elllAencrr oy \. =
Masten * Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF w Va. Eldg.
STnrKS Omen HichI Low Close
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n. Y. COTTON MARKET

WI,"i!a-. ". Va. March 80. q
Furnished The lntelliE"nccr by a. L.
slaSicn j Co, memoirs New York stock
IA hunl". Second floor National Bank
~ w Va Bldg
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling, W. Va, March o., 20.
Furnished The IntCl!iGenCer 10y a. b.
NaSten u Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. second floor Natlona! Bank
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

W.co,lng. W. Va. MArH ~, a.,
Furnished The lniril.""urrr Sy n. r.
&1-trn 4 80. members New YORK Soc
EN,r.,rsr ~,roud f,our National IE'"H
Of y ~ HlIE.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

whec.iu". W. Va, March %. 90
Furnished The lRtelltccncer by A. Il
MaStcn K Co. members New York Stoct
Exchange. Second floor National BanR
- Rldly
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling ". Va. March %,
Furnished I'll" IrielllS"nceT by
N!as;An 4 60. rl-mhCrs New YORK STOCK
t.xchaug. second floor National SANK
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PETROLEUM

Oh rlti. H.. N.tr,h -, 'rCdIt hIl-
,ur,.. ts."5. Runs 2r.3%3, average 81
.5st. Shipments 3G,29S. average 1901
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POTATOES WEAKER;
OTHER LINES STEADY;
SHIPMENTS LIGHTER


100
,.,,. ...,rlf, March -. T'r weekly 70
yt.n 80 49,. fru,, and vegetable HnrN"'.
from I.r department q; Agriculture.
Sa,S:
l.Iu''.I ~Ur.i."~ 'f N";"i"'H .''''
caused markets - wr;,nrn So" '...'
;"..,. n;,lr Hpn"arrI n scN"'"! cons "''"''
,entcr#. Apples have maintained re'"ht
r,t:.gca bowed Stock idEaH''nE ~ Inc
,.'n-r Stock In StnrNg" M2r'h W'F"
about s. OF last yeats Nt"'h' "' '''
s;l:Uo date. L"SseuinE supplies ~ ""'""+
keep lr.,rs up IN CONSUMING nhr"e'~.
GA cahhng" season Is about over r"i-
la stock = advancing, but Ic\i' 500 ~
& '"w.r. Sweet potatoes supply = i'"-
crate d"n'rnj 1T nearly steady fAhF''.
Celery markets. show II NriA t"h" III 49,
torn cities. Total shipments "I ! "'',
INK fruits AMI vegetables I'r 'h' "''r
ending March IS w"T" JOSS comp, y"
with ""2i n" wcrk Before potato N"P-
u"n;S Of 1000 ears nearly ''i"' ','' ''''
OF the preceding W'NN. h"A"" "i'f,'N'
r;mtH"""r. new potatoes N'','',''
strawberries. tomatoes AN" h''Nru YES
cttoIeN shipments 'n'r'"S'". ,'',I,,,,
Ictt''"' onions an" H"e''
moved IN hHh''r N"!"i"''
Potato MARKETS Weaker
p.,,.,... ,.,,tfnu.l ia move in rather
,,..,.,. ,,,,,,,,,. ,,,.,r,,I,I,c ahort 500 cars
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herself. 1 was sure that Cousin Agatha.
whose malicious eyes most dreaded. had
no idea or the real contents of the vase.
I made up my mind that would not
allow the fellow to take me by surprise.
but that I would confront him suddenly.
Accordingly. as soon as ] heard the
stealthy pad-pad Of the japanese feet be-
hind me wheeled and faced him. frown-
ing :.
What does this mean?" / began an
grily. but the face of the Asiatic did not
show by so much the flicker of an eye
lash that he had heard me. lie only said
in a tone of assurance:
You Missee Graham. see you house
day come here. My master say give
you this. Take care no lose it, he say
life, death in it,
He had not stopped his plodding. only
slackened it. and he had spoken the
strange words while coming toward me.
And just as he passed me he put out one
arm with an indescribably shaky motion,
and with his long. tapering fingers pushed
into the hand that held my handbag
small, sealed envelope Then, suddenly
and perceptibly increasing his pace. he
pad padded swiftly along the street. and
turning the corner was lost to my view
My first impulse was to drop the little
envelope as if it were some poisonous
thing. Weird stories which I had read
of subtle poisonous vapors being en-
closed in sealed letters whirled through
my brain until my sense of the ridiculous
came 10 my aid.
THE only vapors which will affect You
are the ones which you always have
hanging around your alleged brain" I
said grimly to myself. and first looking
around to assure myself that no one had
seen the incident-but. indeed. it would
have taken a quick eye to follow the
Jap's quick movements opened my
handbag and thrust the envelope within
1t, resolved TO let no foolish fears stand
in the way of my thorough examination
of it when I should once more reach the
seclusion OF my own room.