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COTTON

NEW YORK. May S.-Relatively
firm Liverpool cables were followed
by a steady opening in the cotton
market today First prices were 3
to Is points higher and after selling
off several points after the call un,
del. realizing, the market steadled
upon renewed demand from July
shorts, Liverpool and commission
house buying. May contracts ad-
yanced from 1890 to 1920, while
July sold up to 1885 and October
To 24.55 or Is points to % points
net higher.
Private cables said better crop ac-
counts were reaching Liverpool but
that there was continental and trade
bl1ying and a good demand for the
spot cotton arriving there.
Demand appeared to have been
supplied on the early advance ana
the market turned easier on pros
meets for more favorable weather In
the south and realizing sales. South
ern and local selling was prompted
Nv the easier ruling of foreign eN-
changes and reports from the SOUTH
west saying that spot demand was
limited. and that the basis IN some
cases had eased during the past ten
DAYS. May declined to 29,95 ana
October to 23.41, making the market
about unchanged to ten points low
er and prices were within a point
or two of these figures at midday,
Trading remained very quiet put
the market was a shade steamer
at 2 o'clock on covering. May helo
around 3O.O5 and October 24.5l or
net unchanged to IL points higher.
NEW YORK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices IN
Tone. steady; middling, 3o.5oc; quiet,
Open. High. Low. Sale. Close. Close
Nav 40. Is 80. 20 20 90 30.12 80. i 1905
.Iulr %. o5 rs. 40 2S.oa 1887 1856 cS.1S
Oct. a. Al "a. 65 -. So -. Ga 24.62 $40
ne "a 81 "a .O4 %. 10 "a 03 a. 90 % 81
Ian. %. 50 %. Il %. As 2S.7l 23.7l 3d.
1o.45 a. m bids steady: May, 49,
July. 2s12: October, 24.45; DecehhpeA'
% 81. January, 23.JJ
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Liberty Bonds
Naval Stores

SAVANNAH, Ga. May s.-Turpentine
firm see; sales. Gal: receipts. 765 ship
ments, rs stock, 7,16S.
RoSin, firm; sales, l.a41; receipts, 2,147
shipments, |; stock, GS.4Sl.
Quote; 4. S4.2o0 $50: Is. S440T4.50: F
L. S4.50GJ 60; II, S4.6n; !. S4,60GI4,6 81 +
X. $+.6565FG7ls: NJ. $t65tss 9+.7O: y. 81 st
@4.So; window glass, sa,65@5.7o; wster
White, X, S6So9 1855.
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GRAIN
BY GEORGE C. sCHNACKEL
Especial Leased Wire to The JOurnal.)
Copyright, 1924

Especial Leased Wire to The Journal
Copyright, 1924
CHICAGO Thursday, May s.
Wheat at times today had period OF
strength, but they were OF short
duration. Commission houses were
selling at the start, and judging by
the sizeof the orders, it looked as
if outside longs had become fright
ened There was buying on resting
orders on the break and shorts took
profits Later the selling looked as
if it was against purchases in Mime
apolis, as that market showed
strength. Weather was cool in the
northwest and unfaVorable in Can
ada for the completion of seeding.
Milling demand for wheat was quiet
and the decline in foreign exchange
made it more difficult to make eX-
port sales. Primary receipts are
holding up we'll for this time Of the
year.
Wheat closed 3-S to SIS lower. May
103 "a; July. los SIS; September
LOG 5.S: December, 100 IA to 3-S.
Corn was under pressure from
discouraged longs and the undertone
was weak. Cash corn was not so
weak today but lower grades were
still slow sale. No. yellow and NO.
? white sold at two cents better pre-
MUM. A trader who took in NO.
2 yellow corn on May delivery was
reported as offering it at five cents
over Chimako May C. i. f. Buffalo,
and finding difficulty in making
sales. Leading industry is reported
to have purchased 100000 of Du-
luth corn this week. Sales of $780,
600 bushels of corn were made to
go to store.
Corn closed unchanged to 5-8 low
err. May. rs rs to rs. July, 76 So
M3-4 to So; September, rs IA to Is.
Oats were fairly steady. Liquida-
ton by outside longs in May caused
a break. Local elevators bought the
nearby month. Eastern houses sold
the deferred months. Sales of So
600 bushels of May oats were made
to go store. Shipping demand slowed
up.
Oats were Is to IA lower. May,
At; July, A; September, SO rs to 40.
Provisions were easier under local
selling. Eastern houses bought on
the dip.
Lard closed to IL lower; ribs
IL lower, and bellies II to IL
lower.
Local cash sales were $4,000 bush
els of wheat, As 600 bushels of corn
and 10000 bushels Of oats.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were the ruling prices -
the exchange today;
Prev
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, May S.-The
cotton market opened steady anu
somewhat higher in sympathy WIN
better Liverpool cables than que,
FIRST trades showed gains of -
noints on May and 5 to II points
ON later months Immediately after
fl,e opening call prices eased OH Il
ia X points on the issue of May no.
tiees in New York for $500 bales
hut soon rallied again on unIaVol-
able crop. advices. July traded up
ia 27.S6 and October to 1880 or 10
10 % points above the previous close.
The market then ruled quite STEADY
awaiting the position Of the weather
map. d,
The market ruled fairly STEADY
during the morning; although May
made a new low at $3.50 or two
noints under the previous close anu
.Tulv eased off to 27,56 or seven
noints net lower. The recession was
mainly due to the disturbed colldl-
ions in France and the sharp drop
in francs. The market soon rallleo
- about Yesterdays closing Levels
being sustained by the rains In the
eastern half of the belt shown by
The weather map, the cold weather
in the west and an official forecast
for continued cool weather
The market lapsed into dizziness
d,,rin ethe second half of the SEES
sion and price fluctuations were
very narrow and within the carrier
range. Such trend as there was
seemed to be towards a recovery
from the low levels of the day ana
during the afternoon July ruled
steady around 27.74 and October at at
s3.76 or IL to Is points above the
low of the morning and to IL
noints above the previous close. the
market was supported mainly 10y
unfavorable crop advices ana the
cool weather,
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices III
the exchange today: 90 co.. etoodv
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CoTToNsEED OIL MARKET
SUGAR Market

NEW YORK, May S.-Raw suger, I'M
changed: sales reported OF A., 900 bags OF
Porto Ricans to q local refiner for second
half OF May shipment at 5.7Sc, duty paid
yutures opened 5 TO points lower under
scattered liquidation. hut firmed up on buy
ing believed to he for Cuban account. Ac-
live positions sold 4 TO ! points above the
previous close, but met renewed selling, and
st midday were about net unchanged.
Refined unchanged st 7,40c TO 1.50c for
fine grsnulated; demand light.
pnfipnA fuf,tres nominal
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ATLANTA SPOT COTTON
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, May S.-Cotton, spot, mod
crate business; prices steady. Good MD
ding, IS Old: fully middling. 1924; mid
,iling, N12d; low middling, l6.2td; good
ordinary, I5.27d; ordinary, laid; sales
1000 bales, including 4,300 American; re-
eeipts, 1900 bales, including $500 Amer
lean.
Futures closed very steady, net unchanged
to 13 points up from previous close.
Tone very steady; sales, 1000; good mid
ding 1S,07d,
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RECEIPTS IN CHICAGO
cu1cACo CASH ouoTAr1oNs

CHICAGO, May S.--Whcat, No . red
$1.0G; Moo . hard, $f053s 0l1.14#.
Corn, No. mixed, 761a @76%.c; No. yell
low. IN @77a4c.
Oats, No. , white. 49@492lc; No, white
47la@4SMc.
Rye, No. ., 65Hc.
Barley, 67mS2c
Timothy seed $5.00M7.50.
Glover seed, $13. 50M21.00.
Lard, S10.5a.
Ribs, $1012.
Bellies. S1O.3I.
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FOR SALE-SEED

LIMITED stock, selected pure Wannamaker
Cleveland big boil cotton seed. Carolina
grown, Sl.50 bushel fob. Atlanta. Mer-
chants only. w. l.. FAIN GRAIN CO., At
ianta, Ga.
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HELP WANTED-MALE, FEMALE

U. s. GOVERNMENT wants men-women, Is
up. Steady work. Sure pay. Short
hours. 81, 140 to $4,000 year. Quick raise.
Vacation with pay Common education
usually sufficient. List positions now Ob.
tsnable sent free. Write today sure. Frank
lin Institute Dept. ks, Rochester, n. Y.
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FOR SALE-PLANTS

p1op4c CABBAGE, Early Jersey Wake
ldlilo field. $1O0 per 1000; Success
sion, $1OO per 1000; Copenhagen MARKET,
S12j; tomatoes, $1.00 per 1000; Porto Rico
potato plants. $500 per 900; Ruby King
bell peppers, $50 per 1000; Parcel post or
express. w. W. Williams, Quitman, Ga
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ATLANTA coTToNsEED PRODUCTS

Corrected by Atlanta Commercial E1
change)
Bid. Asked.
Crude oil, basis prime tank. s S.35 800.
c. $. meal. per cent am
mouia, car lots .......,.... IS. 90 SO. 90
c. s meal, at common rate
points, car lots ............ SO 90 81 90
c. :. bulls, loose, car LOTS. 81. 90 -. 90
c. 5. hulls, sacked, car lots. n 90 IS 90
l.inters, first cut, 1915 @1lc.
Linters. second cut (cottonSeed hulls fiber or
savings, 81 6+c.
Linters. clean. mill run. aGOr.
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NEW YORK PRopUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, May S.-Flour, duh and I'M
changed.
Pork, steady; mess, $2t75d25.25.
Lard, quiet; middle west spot, $1115@
II %.
Sugar, raw, easier; centrifugal, 96-test.
5.7S; refined. easier, granulated, 7.+0@S.50.
Coffee, Rio No. :. spot, las @15ls; No.
4 Santos, 1S& @19h.
Tallow. quiet; specials, 7% 67l5.
Hay. irregular; No. l, $1.50@l,55; No,
., $1.25@1.30.
Dressed poultry, steady; turkeys, coca
SS;: chickens, 30@4Sc: fowls, 2O@34c; ca
pons, S4@52c; L, l., 20@2Sc; ducks, N@
24c.
Live poultry. easy: geese, 10d1+c; ducks.
1302Sc; fowls, SOC; turkeys, 20@3oc; roost-
ers, Ice; capons, 40d45c; broiers, 500
55c
Cheese, quiet; state milk, common to spe'
cials. 16@25c; skins, common to specials,
11@17c.
Butter. weaker receipts. S4SS; creamery,
extra 3Sc; do. special market, SSi4 GS7 4 {;
Danish. S9642c; Argentine. 33@35c.
Eggs, firm; receipts, Al. iS6; nearby white
fancy, S2@3c; nearby state white, 25mS.c:
| fresh ficstS, la@2SAc; western whites.
| 25mS1c; nearby browns. 26G34c.
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CHICAGO, May S.-Butter: Receipts,
$3.50 tubs; creamery. extras SEC; creamery,
standards. S614c; frsts, SS1a @3414c; see
onds, 30@321ac.
Eggs-Receipts, SO, 127 dozen; ordnaries,
2012 M21c; firsts, 221a a 23c.
Cheese-rwins, lie; Young Americas, 1Sc.
Live Poultry-Receipts none; fowls, pa
Gee ducks, 2Sc; geese, Ice; ROSTERS, 15c;
broilers 45052c.
Potatoes-Receipts, 575 cars Wisconsin
round whites, $1.10@l.35; Minnesota and
North Dakota Red River, $1.00G1.S0; Idaho
| Russets, $2.35@2.50; Texas Trumphs. $500
6a530: Florida Spaulding's Rose, No. i,
So. 00MS.25.
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Classified Advertisements
PERSONAL

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SPOT COTTON

Atlanta. steady, 29.Soc
New York, steady, So oc
New Orleans, steady, 29.ssc.
Galveston, steady. 80 SOC.
Mobile, steady. 30. zoe.
savannah, steady. 90 DOC.
Wilmington, steady, ~. ooc'
Norfolk, steady, S0.10c.
Boston, nominal
Dallas, steady, 29.25c.
Montgomery, steady, %, o0c
Houston, steady, 3O.loc.
Memphis, steady. 29.S5c.
Little Rock, steady. 20 Soc.
Augusta. steady, 29.5oc.
ATLANTA SPOT COTTON
Atlanta spot cotton .......... % 0'N
Receipts .................... <t'
shipments '''''''''' ~
stocks ....'.'' '.'- 49,
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Platform Cast Aside
CHAPTER NXXII

Nearly year later when the au-
thor published a story about the
presidents cable and his apparent
willingness to forego a third nomi-
nation if it would help the cause of
the league, there was evidence of
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ST. LOUIS quotations

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. May S.-Wheat; Cash
No red, $1.09h gill: No. ., $1.0SG1.09;
May, 81 .031a; July, $1.0i#t.
Corn-No. white, 761aM77lac; No. .
yellow, 7S1ac; May. rise; July. 77aIc.
0ats-No. white, 4934 l50c; No 3 white,
AGA @4Ic; May, 4S%ic; July, blank.
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BRIGHAM PLANT CO., BaxIey, Ga. Porto
Rican potato plants. government inspect
ed, l TO thousand. SO; thousand or more.
$1.75. fob.
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STRONG, healthy Globe and Stone tomato
plants, 20c 100. $1.2j per 1000. delivered.
w j., Mcclellan, Abel, Ga.
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WANTED HELP-MALE

ALL men. women, boys, girls, II to 65, will
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MEDICAL
SORES

Healed by ANTI-FLAMMA-a soothing
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and get FREE SAMPLE. Bayles Dis
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PORTO RICO potato plants, $3.50 thousand
five thousand and up, SLIGO thousand
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Bailey. Ga.
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POULTRY

QUALITY CHICKS-Postpaid Legliorns,
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Assorted nc. Catalog gives quantity
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Copyright, 1924, by the George Fl. Doran
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WANTED-AGENTS

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ri, st. Louis, Mo.
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

Women girls. Learn gown Great
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WANTED Ladies to enbroder linens for us
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Ranks as Great Man

Woodrow Wilson will stand in all
history as a great man. His ma
poleonic struggle for a triumph of
idealism over materialism and pro-
vincialism met defeat on a field
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FRUIT TREES for sale. Agents wantea.
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BABY CHICKS-Send for valuable FREQ
chick book and exceptional 1924 prices
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NEW ORLEANS CoTTo-

The following were the ruiihs
the exchange today: 90 co.. stoodv
Zone. steady; middlins, 20 SSc; steauy'
Last REV
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FLAX quotations
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET

DULUTH, May S.--Close: Flax. NJ
$2.4S; July, $2.39H; September s.. 20,
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PATENTS

INVENTORS should write for gtn6a
book. Flow to Get Your Patent" Tells
terms and methods. Send sketch for our
opinion Of patentahle nature. Randolph d
Co. Dent. go. Washington. D. Q.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

INSURE YOUR COTTON AGAINST TIN
BOIL Notwithstanding prices cali
cium arsenate and busting machinery,
SOUTHERN SUPPLY CO., NEWMAN, Gan.
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The end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
Gotta Be Patient to
Be Popular; 'The Sea
Hank" NeW Example

TRuE greatness isn't always cas-
i lily recognized.
Tho song, "Mnrcheta," which en-
ioyod immense popularity among
music lovers in 1898. was written
and published eight years before II
became popular, Likewise China
town. My Chinatown" a song OF
10 years ago, was five years old
before IL became hit. Mickey
was two years old before the public
liked It. Corot. the famous painter
of landscape scenes, was not ac-
claimed master until he was So
years old
with tho announcement I h At
Frank LIoyd's First National pro-
duction of "Tho Sea Hawk" was
ready for public showing ono re-
calls that Rafael Sahatini, now re-
garded az "the modern Dumas,
wrote the story in 1914, had II
published in America in 1916 and
in 1928 II was one of the three
best selling novels on the book
shelves of the country.
When "The Sea Hawk" was first
published IL was highly praised by
literary critics the world over, but
despite the praise heapcd upon it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
She KNOBS Every Street
and Address in Seattle
And Mrs. Porter Has
Put Her knowledge
In a Small Map

she can toll you. Instantly. how 10
st 90 any address IN Seattle. You
can't fooi her with a street number
tnat isn't shcu tell you it's wrong.
Sho hnoNa the name % every street
IN Seattle, how crooked Il Ia and
where 10 find ID.
And Mfa. Florence Porter has tax.
en- an her fund o. Information. on.
Eanired it and pat In little pocket
FOLDER that has been hailed as a
classic IN maps" In a twinkllnr
lt VIII ten you the things that Mrs.
Porter can tell sou, Railroad men.
lawmakers and city officials declare
ti Is "A perfect pocket guide.
Where's ioi i'refontaino n 4"
In an instant you can find tho To-
cation, what car 20 take ana how
long u requires 20 set there, with
tho pocket folder.
Talk with Mrs Porter 10 minutes
and you find that shc neatly organ.
hes everything IN her mind Visit
her room. resistry office. al tho y.
A. c. A., and you viii sco filing
systems and card indexes patented
BY herself that arc unique. She has
her map copyrighted and Is getting
a patent on tho idea.
Pour yeara ago. when she came
60 the y, ", 4 A.. shc found almost
no ono IN Seattle who could find
addresses. II didn't take her long
go work out a system for use In her
own work. Then she put Il IN a
little pamphlet Tor strangers 90 use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
SHIP WILL stop
AT FORT WORTH
Shenandoah viii Not Fly on
to LakehurSt Tonight

ABOARD L. S. SHENANDOAH.
EN- ROUTE TO FORT WORTH,
Texas. Oct 23.-Hopes of a nonstop
flight across the continent from
San Diego. Cal, TO Lakehurst, N.
J., were abandoned when the Shen-
andoah slipped over Ell Paso, Texas.
early today.
The winds necessary for such a
jump were not favorable, but were
blowing from 10 TO 90 miles an
hour against the craft. In addition.
5000 pounds OF gasoline. which
would have been needed for fuel.
had been sacrificed to tighten the
ship in the high attitudes of the
Rockies
The Shenandoah was making 80
miles an hour as she skinned over
FL Paso. but when she passed over
Fabens at 10 o'clock Central Stand
ard time. the trailing shadow on
the ground registered IS miles an
hour.
The craft will follow the course
OF tho Texas & Pacific railroad 10
Fort Worth. which may be reached
about midnight tonight IL the
weather continues TO hold its form.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23

proved a very poor seller. Its pub
fishers held up the second printing
OF the book for eight years, then
placed II on the bookstands again.
Once again the literary critics ac-
claimed the brilliant authors work
with adjectiyes. and this time The
Sea Hawk" became best seller.
Within two months after tho first
printing Of the second edition had
left the press more than 10000
copies of the book had been sold
and, several extra printings were
necessary TO satisfy tho demand.
Sabatini. an Italian by brit h,
now resides in England. where he
established his residence after the
world war.
The film version of Tho Sea
Hawk" is attracting tremendous
crowds to the Strand theater, where
II is having an extended run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
2 RECITALS ARE
SCHEDULED
Thursday and Friday; Howe
College Is Sponsor

The Howe college 81 Music viii
present the pupils uf Mrs Alicia
Herman IN recital DO M1ntelius hail.
Thursday night. az St5. Ma. Ilerz.
man L. tho principal 81 The South
bruadway aud Phlnncy divisions Of
ths college.
Friday. az si6 p. m. the college
viii present members % the faculty
and advisory board In recital
Those participating will De- Mrs
f.oriia Munson Wruten. soprano
Mrs Rae Gilbert postess u the Gas.
eades. Jonathan Hayioy Csrmirhsl.
tenor. Or Louis IT, Manson. hal1
tone. assisted by Mrs Maxson. and
Dean Hove who viii play several
number nom his latest compost.
lions. the Olympic and Rainier
suites
Both recltals are complimentary,
and the public IL cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
MRS. wILLEBRiNDT
BACKS III LETTER

Admitting tho authenticity Of the
letter ascribed TO her by Samuel Tn
termryer. New York lawyer. Afp.
Mabel walker willebrandt. assistant
attorney general. today declared she
stood on every word OK a."
Il have no apologies TO make" she
said.
Mrs. wulobrandt said she had no
intentions % critleiEinE the Coolidge
administration In tho lstter and ae-
cuasd untcrmcytr Of making political
capital uut 81 the incident
Furthermore. Mrs wlllebrandt
said. some OF the attorneys ths critl-
cissd in the letter have left the ser
vice.
Mrs wniebrnndt declared that I'm.
tcrmCysr had suppressed n telegram
ia the correspondence between her
and officials OF tho law enforcement
league. and made Il public here,
Tho telegram protested against her
original letter being made public for
fear Il would be put 10 political use
and asked that N the league officials
intended to give ith contents out. the
explanatory telegram BE- published
with Il.