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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-06
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. ST. LOUIS QUOTATIONS.

2red, $1.16@1.17; No. red, $1.1312 q
1.14I&.
Corn-No white. nc; No. yellow. 7Sc
oats-No. white, 50@5O}2c; No. 3
white, 4SM @49hc.
Close: Wheat-AIay, $I113s: July, $1.105s.
Corn-AIay, S1aSc; July, S21sc.
OatS-Nav 5G3tc.
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ALL men. women. boys, girls, II to %. viii
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$3.50, travelling or stationary, write MI.
OZment 164 ST. Louis, Mo-, Immediately.
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BE a detective $J0-$l00 weekly, travel over
world; experience unnecessary. American
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KANSAS CITY QUOTATIONS
TOLEDO OUOTATIONs

KANSAS CITY MARCH 5.-W heat. No.
>, $l07; No. red. $1.15GI.1612. Corn,
No. > yellow, 74@75c. Oats. No. white.
49Gt i9l2c.
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CHICAGO, March 5.--Wheat No. red,
110i4 @Sl.11 No. = hard, $1.12% al .15l@.
Corn, No. mixed, 17l4c; No. yellow
7SM79Hc.
Oats, No. white, 4Sls@fSMc; No. 3
white, 47MtSc.
Rye, No. 3. zoe.
Barley, 701a mS3c.
Timothy seed, $G00MS.25.
Glover seed. $16.J0@ $50.
Lard, $l1.00.
Rigs. $9.G2
Rollins SIN u
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BE A DISQUALIFICATION opportunity;
good pay; travel Write Z: T. Ludwig
16S Westover bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
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WANTED HELP-MALE

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NEW ORLEANS, March &c.
ton opened 26 to 20 points higher n
old crop months and II points up
on October, in response to mucn
more favorable Liverpool than due,
and in readjustment to meet the inn
provement in New York during the
holiday here yesterday. The market
continued to improve in the early
trading on better drygoods news
and on prediction by d prominent
New York authority that there
would be no increase in acreage eX-
cept in Texas, Oklahoma and North
Carolina. May traded up to 2S.72
ard July to 27.90, or Al to As points
above the previous close. The week
ly weather report was a stand-Off.
The cotton /market quoted down
early in the second hour but later
gradually eased off on prospects for
fair and colder weather in the belt.
Ring traGfrs and the Palm Beach
contingent sold. Later IN the morn
ing the market weakened further on
adVices two large Virginia mills
would curtaiL rs per cent of their
machinery to run only three days
a week owing to the poor demand for
goods. May declined to 2S.0S and
July to 27.25 or 81 to So points down
from the early high. October de-
clined to 2450 or 35 points down
from the high. At noon the market
was steadier and II to % points up
from the low.
The cotton market continued to
improve during the afternoon under
the influence of good trade buying.
the liberal exports for the week so
far 84,209 bales, against SO 437 last
year, and cables reporting 4 good
demand i'll Liverpool particularly for
export. New York reported bookings
of freight room there were heavier
and preparations were making to
move out part of the inspected
stock. Many traders also contended
that the market was OVersOld and Il
recovery past due. May traded up
to 2S.46, uly 27.65 and October 24.S3,
or 33 to 40 points above the low of
the morning.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following the ruling prices ir
the exchange today:
Tone steady; middliny, 2S.SSc; steady.
Last Prev.
Open. High. Low. Sale Close. Close,
5 Men. % % -. IS - 2S so Is. 50 rs. -
July ~. - - 80 - 70 - 60 -. IS % .46
oct. Pa 10 2f.S5 Il. 30 -, 81 81 SO ~ rs
Dec ..24. 81 "A rs II 70 24.45 II. 10 II. Is
Cotton futures noon bids, steady. March,
$500 bid; May, 2S.25c; July, 27.4jc asked;
October 2I.Glc; December, 24.2Sc bid.
ATLANTA SPOT MARKET
ARtlanta spot cotton 80. -. ...:... SOC
Receipts .........,...... COS
shipments ..,,..,, ..., ......,...'. 4Ht
SPOT COTTON MARKET
Atlanta, steady, Is. 50c
New York, steady, IS. Zoe
New Orleans, steady, Is, SSc.
Galveston, steady, IS G0c.
Mobile, steady 2S.5lc
savannah, steady, Is Csc.
Wilmington, steady. IS. 25c.
Norfolk, steady, 2S.4lc.
Augusta. steady, 2S.5Gc.
Boston, nominal.
Dallas, steady, ~ SOC.
st. Louis nominal.
Montgomery, steady, IS PC.
Houston, steady. IS SOC.
Memphis, nominal.
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FOR SAIlE-SEEID

KINGS EARLY IMPROyED-Large boil,
big turnout. Weevil beater; wonderful
opportunity for cotton farmers write jor
facts kim Cotton Seed Co. Lavonia. Ga.
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WE pay 5000 monthly salary. furnish car and
expenses to introduce our guaranteed poultry
and stock powders Bgler Company. A-664
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CABBAGE pLANTS-Wakefield' SureheadI
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EARN money at home during spare time paint
ing lamp shades, pillow tops for us; no can
yasSing. easy and interesting work: experience I'M
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M'MIILAN'S GRINGONE cures all forms Of
ITCH. Guaranteed Not greasy. ONE
application occasionally two, rarely threc)
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Mcmillan Drug Co., 1900 Main Ava, Column
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AGENTS-Spn one dozen cans Madame
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Keep half the money, send us half Trn.
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POULTRY

EQUALITY CHlCkS-l4 pure bred varieties, lOk
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WE PAY $50 A WEEK and expenses and give
a Ford auto to men to introduce poultry and
stock compounds. Imperial Co., DISC Parsons
KanR
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WOODROW WILSON'S LIFE by JOSEPliUS
DANIELS going like hot cakes: send for free
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POEMS WANTED-Sell your sOng-yerses for
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WE START YOU WITHOUT A DOLLAR. Soaps,
Extracts Perfumes. Toilet Goods. Expert
ence unnecessary. Canation Co.. Dept 24O. 81.
Louis.
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MS is Il Hypothetical question
John Doe draws check for $4,000.
On the back of the check is written
Endorsement as follows: John Doe
for purchase of house Does bank
simply keep a record of the amount
of the cash drawn, or does it keep
Il record Of explanation written on
back of check?'
{UnsiGnedD
WaIsh's Ability Doubted
january 9, 1924.
Edward Mclean, Palm Beach, Ella !:
"Zevely thinks trend of inVestiGa-
ton favorable to you. Not inn
pressed with Walsh as cross-eXam-
liner. Thinks YOU need have little
apprehension about forthcoming in
terrogation. Zevely had conference
with Lambert regarding your an
swers to questions which may arise
of which Lambert will advise you.
Walsh leaves Seaboard tonight. Due
Friday morning eight.
"W. o. D."
january o, 1924, 4:45 p. NJ.
edward Mclean, Palm Beach, Ella;
walsh leaves Coast Line u 90
tonight instead of Seaboard. Lam
bert on same train.
'W. o. D."
"Januarr il. 1924.
Edward Mclean, Palm Beach,
Fla.
Papers in Fraser and your joint
safe deposit box Commercial bank,
pursuant Lambert's instructions. Do
you want them where they are avail
BILE to me- At Post all day.
wv. O. y
February >, 1924
"MI. W. O. Duckstein the Break
ers, Palm Beach, Fla.
Burns sent for me and told me
communicate Mclean, inquiries be
ing made special agent department
justice. Think this important infor-
nation.
MARY"
January 80, 1924, 3:27 p. m.
From Los Angelo, Cal.
Edward l.. Doheny
Pan American Petroleum and
Transport Company, GEO Woodward
building,
Washington, D. c.:
Compliment you on able presen-
tatlon Washington. Have heard
many complimentary remarks and
no unfaVorable criticism. Cannot
resist informing you my opinion
that / ~ would be mistake to offer
back lease and an act that could be
enjoined by any stakeholder Am
perfectly ca that when present hys-
terra is over and if matter is weighed
in any court proceedings that you
will be thoroughly vindicated and.
DOheny Encouraged
The company cannot legally be
made to suffer for the act any Off
cial acting unofficially. Everyone
here would he pleased to help lift
the burden off your shoulders. Hope
that your realization the equity the
contract will give you aid and com
fort at time when politics seems
to be the master.
81. A. Y"
The last of these kilograms was
found among the code messages sub.
mltted by the Western Union and
was submitted along with the Nc
Lean kilograms.
ID. w. ZeVely is attorney for Har.
ry f. Sinclair Wilton J. Lambert
is attorney for Z B. Mclean. w.
O. sDuckstein is a Mclean emplove
and husband of Mary Duckstein.
George B. Fraser is financial secre-
tary to McLeanD
Senator Walsh Democrat, Mon
tana, announced that the committee
had found in its search kilograms
exchanged between himself and f..
L. Doheny. Reports of the ex-
change had been whispered
about the senator said, for the
purpose Of discrediting me. He
consequently put into the record
the entire correspondence It relat-
ed in part to d letter from T. Il.
Hogan, of Great Falls. Mon, asking
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VANIED- Women TO do FANCY @ork NJ
home Spare hours. Material furnished.
Good pay. Stamped envelope brings par
riculars Underwood Art Goods Company.
Portsmouth, Ohio.
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ZION. Z J. WaTsh,
United States Senate,
Washington, u. G.
"Received your lette" with inclo-
sure from Mr.. Hogan. If you or
your brother are willing to take in
terest in his proposition, | would
he pleased to have him come to Los
Angeles at his convenience with
maps and data. Merry Christmas
from Mrs. Doheny and me to you
ana yours. We received a Christ
mas card from your daughter in the
Philippines.
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QUALITY chicks, eggs; fifteen standai |
bred varieties: best winter laying stralhsI
Free delivery. Reasonable prices. CaiaI
logue free. Missouri Poultry Farms. Column
bia Mo-
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COTTON boil weeyil won't get Mitchell's
Faultless King; grows-fruits- natures jivu'
BILE quick TO dodge and starye weeyil. Sugar
Loaf Farm, YOungsYille, y. G.
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INVENTORS should write for our N.u,aa
book, "II0w TO Get Your Patent" fsus
terms and methods. Send sketch for oar
opinion Of patentabe nature. Randolph
Co. nept. co. Washington. u. a.
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Sincerely yours,


Chairman Lenroot added to Sen
ator Walsh's statement his own word
that the committee had examined
the kilograms and correspondence
Senator Walsh introduced and
Unanimously voted to exclude them
from the record"
Committee members, Senator Len,
root said, has tried to observe
"strictest confidence as to kilograms
it had found but not put into the
record.
Senator Walsh suggested that II.
f. Taft, superintendent of the Wash
ington office of the Western Union,
might explain how the Walsh and
Doheny kilograms came to be pre-
scented to the committee. Mr.. Taft
then produced the subpoena which,
he said was a general dragnet" for
messages sent by DohenN as well as
other central figures in the oil In
curry.
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he pleased to have him come to Los
Angeles at his convenience with
maps and data. Merry Christmas
from Mrs. Doheny and me to YOU
ana yours We received a Christ
mas card from your daughter in the
Philippines.
"II. l.. DOHENY."
"December y, 1928.
"Hon. L. l.. Doheny,
Los Angeles, Cal
Dear Mr.. Doheny:
Your telegram of the DIST was
duly received. The suggestion you
make is to me most alluring. After
coming here L closed out my inter
ests in Montana ranch enterprises
and have since been anxious to find
an opportunity to put a portion of
my meager accommodations into some
Montana business.
Il should further appreciate very
much indeed the opportunity to be
associated with you in some bust
ness enterprise Were it not for the
considerations to which | shall ad-
vert, [ should gladly take a chance
with you and Senator Hogan. | can
not do so, however, because, in the
expansion of the business of a cor
poratiOn such as you would organ
ize, il would ALMOST of necessity ac-
quire leases from the government,
and while l am in the official posi-
ton I hold, it seems to me unwise
for me to engage in any business de-
pendent in any appreciable degree
on government favor.
Stunned Government Leases
"You may recall meeting with me,
gether during the winter of 1917
1918, MI. Lewis PenWell, who some
years heretofore had purchased a
sheep outfit on San Clements Island
together with q acknowledgement
lease from the government on the
place He was eager for me to join
in the purchase, we having been as
sociated in a number of like enter.
prises, inMOntana. | was eager to
do so and felt confident that the adj
venture would be a profitable one,
as it has proven to be. | declined
to go into it, however, because of
the fact that the business had a
government lease as its basis.
This may be Squeamishness on
my part, but l prefer rather to be
thought over sensitive than to be
under suspicion of having utilized
the position to which my people have
elevated me for my own profit.
John tells me that Mr.. Cullinan
for whose companies he is general
counsel, looks with disfaVOr upon
any of their force becoming inter
ested in companies related to that in
which they are engaged.
present, please, my regards to
Mrs. Doheny, to whom and to your
self [ send the warmest greetings
of the season.
"a merry Christmas and a happy
new year.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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r ATENTSk

MAGICAL GOODS - Novelties. LV,iestoDe,
Herbs, Cards. Dice. Books. Catalog Free.
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PERSONAL

FRUIT TREES for sale. Agents wanted.
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LenroOt to BE Absent

Before the committee called the
first witness, Chairman LenroOt an
nounced it would be necessary for
him to be absent for the remainder
of the week and he designated Sena-
tor Ladd, Republican, North Dakota,
as acting chairman.
Friedman then took the stand and
said the Mclean code kilograms
were coded by a book" in the de-
partment of justice.
Il obtained the book from Mr..
Burns" the witness added.
The Doheny message, Friedman
said was in a private code used by
the DOheny companies"
There were expressions in some of
the Mclean kilograms, the witness
continued, which indicated that
"some messages in the series have
not yet been introduced"
Mrs. Duckstein testified that she
was the wife of w. O. Duckstein,
had been a special agent since De.
cember l, 1928, of the department
of Justice, and for the previous two
years was private secretary to
Burns. Her husband, she said, was
private secretary to Mclean.
Il didn't send the garbled telegram
which is in the papers," she said,
There were words left out of that
message which changed its meaning
very much"
Were you in possession of the bu-
reau of investigation code?' Senator
Walsh asked.
4 was at that time. I never used
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MEDICAL
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
Contest Writer
SaysDoug,Jr.,
Is Clever Boy
turn home.

Here Is ona u tho letters sub
mlttsd IN The Douglas Fairban@a'
Ir, contest:
Douglas FaIrbnnkh Jrs N
stephen steps Out Is good. ana
In my opinion BE- shows great
promise for a brilliant screen fu-
turr.
"Younr Doug has all tho ear
marks o. the typical American boy
-good physique. good looks. energy.
wit and pep. plus n winning per
s1nality. which in itself should
carry him a long way. Further. he
displays a confidence and polse re-
marknhle To one ~ young.
Junior. ~ ! see him, would BE-
treat success IA kid" pictures or
tho Wesley Barry type. az the
above characteristics clearly denote.
and were 1 picking his next picture
Il would surely b ono o. that par
ticular type
AS FOR following Ia tho footsteps
Of his Industrious dad MS an athletic
hero and comedian. bis present pie.
ture affords him some little oppor-
tunity 10 show his skill IN that
line. and no comes right up smiling,
For him 10 try waliy Reid or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02

this week in stephen Steps Out" a
Richard Harding Davis story u y
IN conjunction with the showing Of
lhis feature that The Star and Man.
ngcr Mckee Of tho Hcing ARE cum
Quoting this contest. and VIC want
everyone 20 get in on u.
A. soon as you zee tho picture
at tho HclllE write us a letter or
not more than 200 words. telling
what you think OF Doug. Jr.. and
the kind Of parts he should play.
Prizes are as follows:
Firsi-Ten dollars In gold FOR best
suggestion,
Second-seRsnn pass good for
any picture az the Hbllig
Third-slx logc seats.
Fourth Four logo seats
FiftA-Two loge seats.
Hurry your letter in 20 the Doug
las FairbankiL Jr.. Contest Editor.
Seattle Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
COLONIAL GETS SCREEN
VERSION OF RILEY POEM

A specialist In tho art Of success
That Is the role Ralph Lewis plays
In The Radio Death Trap" or
BLOW Your Own Horn" the photo
play which closes Wednesday eve
Mag a, the Colonial. 20 be followed
Thursday by a perturbation OF
James whi,comb Rney'a beautiful
poem. "oid Sweetheart OF Nine"
Advance notices state the spirit
Of Rneys poem IL In tho picture.
and the theme has been akilifaiy
developed into an appealing story.
with the leading roles acted hy
Elliot Dexter. Helen jerome Eddy
and little Pat Moore. tho child
actor.
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BESSIE LOVE

Bessie Love has a trunk trick
tina, ought 20 interest the ladies,
when tho little player was packing
20 so on location in making "st. FL
mo" a lato william Fox release, she
tried this stunt, First she lays two
or three yards OF cheesecloth or
cheap. white material on the bottom
o. the trunk. After everything was
packed she folded over the cloth at
the sides and ends and pinned II with
aife;y.plns At the end OF her Jour.
ney everything was In perfect order.
90 It has become quite a fad with
her. snappy. isn't IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02

Rudolph Valentino stuff AZ pros
ont or IN tho near future would be
blE mistake. because on account
OF his extreme youth. naturally be
does not posacss the all necessary
qualifications essential 20 those
parts. namely: tenderness. ardor.
passion, polish. elegance and per-
haps Just wee bit Of the cave.
men, GLADYS 81 KEsNER.
'32iG 18th Ave. ".
What DO you think OF Miss Kes-
ner's delineauun OF young Doug :
What n your idea Of the type this
young actor who hAn jus, made his
debut In pictures should portray
Doug is appearing a. tho Heilig
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
D0UG, jR. MAKING
GOOD AT HELLO

Douglas Fairbanks Dr.. Para.
mount screen dobutant. Isl worthy
son OF his famous Birr. tie r. PROV
ing his callher Ia hh nrst screen
appearance, stephen steps out Of
which u having Ia fret Seattle
showing AZ tho Hciur this week
Portraying tho stellar character
that o. a real American boy. IN a
clean, wholesome story. young Deus
"a having no difficulty winning n.
vor In his initial production.
Theodore Roberts. Harry Myers
and Noah Beery are three popular
players who appear 20 decided al
vantage In stephen steps Out"
Robert Lorenzo. tenor Is an ~
dltlonal feature az this weeks show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
POPULAR MALE PLAYERS
IN BLANCHE SWEET FILM

( ssunrt Holmes and Raymond Crit
Inth have been added TO the cast
iof Tess OF the Durbervilles, "
Blanche Sweets latest starring We
lhlcle which is being directed BY the
lstar.n hnshand. Marshnll Nolan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
ATHLETIC STAR IN
MINTER GARDEN EII.NI

For tho las; time wednesday eve
ming. the - W Griffith production.
Broken blossoms" IN which Lillian
Glsh. Richard narthclmesa and
Donald Crisp ar, featured. shows az
tho Winter Garden.
beginning q thre s-days ran
Thursday viii BE- '~The Mask OF
Lopez" n Western thriller. aid "a
b full OF darc.dcv stuntA and
with Fred Tomson. worlds cham.
plon ailround athlete. featured.
Silver King who has alrcady
won a reputation IN pictures AZ =
stunt horse" supplies SONS Of the
thrills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
BLUE MOUSE FILM
DIRECTED ny KING

In directing Lillian Gish's latest
pho'nplay. The White slater.
Henry kiug adds more laurois 10
his wreath. King Is noted as one
of tho most consistent directors la
the cinema world Hz '-Turablo pa.
va production, starring Richard
har'helmc,a, won tho 1891 photo.
play medal, and King has again
contributed one % the most popular
offerings ~ the season. The pro.
duoeu were fortunate IN securing
mo services % this young man 20
handle the Glsh film.
Tho white Sister" Is having an
elaborate presentation 90 ihe Blue
Mouse this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
PRINIA DONNA TO
WED GEORGE BIDDIE

NEW YORK, April 2-Gmce
Moore. beautiful prima donna Of tho
Music Box Revue. has sung herself
into tho heart Of George Biddio. AR
list. lawyer ana millionaire. OF tho
Philadelphia Biddies, she announced,
Tho ninger said she would not be
married until after her grand opera
debut Mlbs Moore ~ tho daughter Of
Sir and MrH. r. J., Moore OF Jellico.
Tenn