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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-07
IA CEST 0TC0VU.
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Napsal Xavier de Mant6pin.

"Nezoufejte jiz, pani ubo-
Iha. J& pomohu yam v ikolu
ya6an1 :, !"
Y 0]tamziku tom tvaf vevo-
d0va nebyla vyrazu strasliv6-
ho..
Obli6ai jeho byl zsinaly a
skroucenF,, iak by kreel, hlava
vevod0Sa raklonila sc pax ku
Rnadtl aby. lepe slysel, co bude
naEnamy dale vypraveti.
I Nehty jeho rozdiraly prsa
jeho.
v ocfch syitil mu ohen pri-
ssrnt.
PAM Lenoyerova rychle se
obratila, aby videla, kdo il o.
slovil.
ZaGhvela sc, spatfiva Re-
n6-a.
"Kdo jste, panel" tazala Sc
hD, nepnilis, vlidne. "Jaky dd-,
vod, zlg ei doba,y, pohnua vas
k tomu, abyste vycihal a pre-
kyapil zoufalou zenu, kdyz v
modlitbach hleda dteehu svo-
ji?"
"Kdo jsem, pani draha?" cd
tusil Rene, pfedstoupig primo
pred And6lu. "Pohlednetez ma
mne a ozivte yzpominky sve!
Poznavatc mne?"
''Nikoli! Ida Sc mi naopak
ze jsem vas v ziyote SVEN nj
kdy nespahrila!" odvetila An
della, kdvz byla chvili pohle-
dem zkoumala tvar nezname-
no.
"Nediyim Sc tomu !. Pc
osmnacti letech muze meho We
ku neni tax snadno poznati.-
Aysak jm6no mole vsechno jiz
vam pripoTnene. - Zoyu Sc
Rene Moulin"
Rene Moulin =. 'opako-
vala Andela nejiste. r
"Jmeno mic vam nepripomi-
na?"
"Nic!" odvetila vd0va.
ia vsak, ia 81 je dobre "a
pamatuji!" prohodil v6Ncda q
La Tour-Vaudien po tichu X
sobe :. IRENE. Moulin!'
"Ach!" dodal strojnik hla--
sem skoro smutnym, ivy zapo-
mnela jste uz ma maleho Re-
ne-a., kterehoz- prijal Pavel Le-.
yorer takovou !askou a do
brotou do uceni v dime I'VE u
pruplavu st. Martin >. male
no Rene-a, jemuz chot' vas byl
takorka otcem, jejz yyucoval,
-. z nehoz ucinil
poctiveho clov6'ka :. Rene-a,I
kteryz tax caste choval ma xii
ne SVEN Abela a. Rertu Re-
ne-a, ktery vas vsechny tolik
cti a n,iloval :, ktery milo
val vas 2 duSe sve jenz mi
luje vas jeste a dal by "a vas
zivot sydj."
Sloya tato obratila konecne
vzpominky AnIdeliny opet na
chvile, davno jiz minule.
Rene - Rsne!" zvolala n.y.
nj. "Jte TO. wy tedy, priteliI
mas! - Jste to Wy tedy, dite
drahe! s. O, promiilte mi, re
nepoznala jsem vas okamzite.
Avsak cd vaScho odjezdu tolikI
isem Sc naplakala, tolik jsem
pretrpela -"
"Vim o vsem, pani neboha,"
odu6til strojnik dojat opravdo-
We.
"Znal jste dobne nest astne-
no moho Abelaw pokracovalat
pani LeroyeroN&. "ZnaI jste
no, kdyz byi jeate ditetem :. :.
Miloval jste no, jaAeo jste milo
val otce jeho . on nyni jest
mrtev! mrtev! - Ano, mrtev,
aniz dosahl, tuxeb svych, cile
sveho zivota; - Mftev, aniz
dokazal ai0vinu otce sveho, jez'
i wy pokladal jste zapoctivce."
"PMsel jsszn,' odv6til Rene
-%r Z I =
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PRoDA Sc fenicky obchod,
kde Sc hotove trzi 5000. Mi
ize byt koupen "a $14Oo. Bu-
dova ma 2 story. Haste Sc Il
Mr.. Klinger, 1894 vych. "a.
ui. blize Superior ave. Blizsi
sd6lf, tez jednatel v (. 1907
Miles ave. lie
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r. T.. H0NTRAKT0AUM ma
zapadhi strane. Nam diva OBJ
chodnf Lofty, kter6' Sc vymeni
"a jednorodinny dim. Haste
Sc vnedeli v {. 3465 vych. 10.
i'd. z Uhion. l-8
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Nno, Jest TO ona," dol q
iahles 'Vdova' odsouzencova,
A oen muE il sied1js! - Snad
m'ovilh pred tsfn ]iz spoinsS -
Snad INA taky ona jiz omen
dukaz neVnay Leroyerovy, Kite
fyz mne znlcln muze."
= senaoor ! a"SoKrat za1 Al
kE0OoNlCe peSC SN0u ma prNOu
sVycn.
spna'l sc "a sOromy q Mo-
vhy' h1s1eH Kot 90 kola nroD.'
OShto ooMiopo"aly a ,Jako To-
Vsc, I'D clnane cMal tam.
Msmonao Dyu proneseno slo
Vo aDy Je ON neslysel.
nSne Moualn s1anul nekoilk
AroAu ou oAfe'e marky vdo
W.
ran' 'aeeoSeIosa ptaKaia q
mooliia Sc ! 1de dlouno; nod'
i'tDa nepocnyDne j ozWila, ne
DOT povsOaia' ma ponied state
cneJi' odnoaianeJl ! poloziia ma
ros mahzeia ~eho Venec, 9Kte
fyz a0tla y roEe dnzeia.'
"Mucenniku drahy, milackul
mnhH della hiasem tlumenyn7
a chHeJicim Sc - pcsiedni
mNsienksl .syna tVeho = pi1Vaa'
i'liie' oHet seiH' pihiiHt Pfahi Je
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ROMAN EMILIA RicHEBogJRGA
Voln6 pfelozil Frant. Ladisi. Click.

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Frant. Ladisl. Click.
To naplnilo srdce jeii RADIO
!st neStslovnou.,
Rrvorozene ditko. jed odlos
Dill Cd nj ukrutnJ mankel; Aie
dobnotiv$ Bah smiioval g. Nd
nj . dad il n odejmut6 alta
inynf nahradu. = tohe 7aaosni.
la 90 nesmfrn& vdScnost srdcs
jejfho. I padla ma kolene 4
vreucn3. dekoyala nebas0m a
toto st9std.
Nynf m6ia tedy potfti novj
3ivot, nynl mohlo srdce jeff
taxi dlouho vsem nSzn9jsfan ci.
tam uzavfene, koneGnE vrouc-
ne pfilnouti' k bytosti niilova-
nf!
Po dlouhe dobe prolevaia o
pet shy radostne!'
Phi tom vzpomnela 81 take
ma sveho manxela.
'Kdyby ted ke mne pfiSM,
TAX mluvila sama k sobe, "tu
bych mu. cele srdce sve otevfe-
Ia, tn bych mu pov9dAa prav-
du a rozevrouc proti n9nu ma
ruc svou, pfitiskla bych jejr s
laskou k znovuzrozenemu srd-
ci svemu."
A hned dsuh6hO dne ma to ma
psala .choti spefnu nasledujici
zpravu:
"Dobrotiyy Bdh me piece
neopustil. Dopustii sio, xe jsm
Sc cd sebe odlouGili, ale dal
kazdemu z mas po jednoHf df-
tSti. ia Sc stanu "a Pct mssi-
cG po druhe matkou."
aChtela k tomu kratkemu do
pisu jeste pfipsati:
( "Pfijed', ja chci ne vseclky
kfivky, jichz isem cd tebe do
znala, zapomenouti, pfewed-
elm te 0 sve nevinnosti, a boh-
da, ze budeme jeste st'astni. y
Vsak ma nestsstf zabranil il
'iest6 'poslednf- -zbytek' nraze-
ne hrdosti jeff, ze tato slova
k listu manzeli syemu ureene-
mu nepripojila.
A takto stal sc list jejf pro
hrabete novym zdrojem po-
chybnostf a podezfenf.
HrabS obdrxev list manzell
ky sve byl touto zpravou tax
velice poboufen, ze sc sluzeb-
nictyo jeho taknka obayalo, zs
pride o rozum.
Nest'astny muz vypo6etl. 81
dobu pozehnan6ho stayu. man.
zelcina zevruhne a vysledek
tohoto vypoctu zpisobil mu je
ste mnohem v9tH ttapenf.
Domyslelt' Sc, srovnav 81 do
bu, ktera byla uplynula cd O.
noho dne, kdy mRnEelku svou
pri tajne schizce v Asnieres
byl zastihl. ba. mel takrka "a
jist6, ze ono dite, s kterym Sc
manzelka jeho ocekava, je plo
dem nemanzelskym.
A tato mvslenka stala Sc u
neho fixni ideou.
To bylo pro hrabenku no.
YOU urazkou, novym pohane-
nim.
Nyni teprv jasne pochopila,
ze je po vsem smifeni mezi
nj a hrabetem.
Nejvetsi zlosti naplnovala
hrabete okolnost ia, ze jedno-
no dine toto domn9le neman-
zelske dit6. bude SO nazyvaE
jeho jmenem, a ze sveho jedi
ne k tomuto staremu slechtic-
kemu jmenu opravneneho bra
ira pfipravi o polovici jeho
statkG, ze bude museti Sc pr
vorozenec jeho $ tfmto leyo-
bodkem d3liti O.. sRolecenske
postaveni q 0 vzneseny, hrahe
rf niivnd avi1s
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RR00A g cukrovinkovy Oh.
chod s predejem doumiku,
Trzi &c tNdn6 kol S40O' q Nae
lsza. Sc v Z. 1925 Fleet ave.
Obchod je dobre zalozen q
jsoul diva 0hchody v Clevelan-
du. Blizsi sd6li Mr.. thinner
man, 1907 Miles ave, LIP
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.nenf mo1na, aby - jix sod1tra
milo.
Il Irpta nlasilD- b$tf 0fnl& =
"a sdi1vss nezii by u Vii -
li'lpo1ftlt.
! 6ednnab Sc tedy jsn O 10, IL
!. lenf 1pasobena by e daic, ono
!ditk odstraniti. I
Za svych mladych let konel
hrabE daleks cesty . M itch,
! TO cest6ch pobyi tek nekoiik
let v Anrerica RIDE dobfe 6iz;'
nal mrayy q obycejes radfch
Indian1.
Ma tytp nnravy indi9psk6 q
,vxpomnM nynf = ma z<ledG
.jicif zosnovai' 81 We isve elicr6,
ipfspiat@ dnsi prapodiyi$, W
stfedhf plan.
Pfedevsfm opatril 81 vellkS-
no hafana, Jake choyaif rn1it-
| 81 M hofe sv: Bernarxla.
Tohoto psa drzel stale "a
vfeneho We svych pokoifch,
|zvykl ho ma sebe, ochocii 2 .
Inev5sioynou trp9livostf We vSe-
lijaktch divnfch kouscich cvi-
Gil.
Slnzebnictvo hrab4ci vrt3lo
mad podivntm tfmto pocfna-
Inim pana sveho hlavou a Sep
Italo 81:
mas pan hrabe ma Ease, po
|divnou libdstku. Nynf stane sc
snad jest9 cviEitelem PSI !"
Jedin6 komornfk German
nevysmfval Sc panu svemu.
Nebot' diouholety sluzebnfk
|tento a dlv6rnfk PANTY cho-
val k hrab6ti prayou, hlubo-
|kou naklonnost a nesmfrnou
| |oddanost'.
Proto bolestne mad. miru Sc
no dotykalo toto podivn6 po-
|cinani panovo.
A pfi myslence, ze snad hra
be pozbyi skutefne rozumu.
chvel Sc verny sluha cely.a
/ Trvalo to ceie' ctyfi m9sice,
|prve nez ST hrabE sveho veil
keho psa dokonale' vycvicil.
CviGeni TITO bylo druhu vel
mi podivnfho. q nikdo.. krone
| iGeMnaina. ie, ,neznal. Ale ani
;teato nemeL zdanf,. k jak@mu
I1Geli hrabe psa syeho tax po-
idiyn6 cvicil.
"Mdj pan. je den no dni. po-
diynejsim,'' myslfval 81, koli-
krate kom0rnik.. fv6Eu, -ze. Elo-
v6ku az zdstane rozum mad
jeho, yrtochy st6ti, ze, do. sy6ho
synacka jest skoro az. k zblaz
|neni zamilovan. tax. Re mu je-
no znami pEezdivaji s'hrabeci
chhYa". tomu -hych jeste mic
,nereki; ale nyni ze Sc jest9
jako. blazen zamiluje do, ta-
kove meme psi tyafe, tot jiz
veru pres prilis!. Pfi, tom by
clov6k az sam. skoro rozumu
pozbyl!"
XII.
Jednoho dns dial 81 najed-
nou hrabe 2 Busaieras- povov
lati komornika Germaina do
sveho pokoje.
Tento dostayil Sc okamzite
k panu svemu.
Hrabe k n6mu takto pro,
|mluvil:
"MilK Germaine. dobEe, vim,
zes mi verne oddAn, nebot' ko
likrate jsi mi jiz. podel dikar
zy sye oddanosti . ia jsem ii
Ease vernpst- tyou4 odplatil tim,
ze v tebe neobmeEen6 dnvefu-
iii, a. treba jsspa, hr koliknite
ami nefekl, ceho 81 cd tebe
'preji, TVS to sam. thodl,. tudiz
take znas skoro vsecky me tai
nosti. Dnes isem. 81 schwaln6
pro tebe postal, nebot' mann
pro tebe rozlsag, mad miru di-
LEFTY, ktery novym jest dika-
,! zem ddNery- me h tpbe. Dive
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sva9y jejini.
"Pravim !. /. asssk p6sdsI
vsim prominte mi, mills pnnl
ze pfitomnosh sNou a aOyy NV
mi rozjitruji znoTu skar0u bo-
lest vasi a ozivu5i vzpomfnlky
nejtrud'nsjsi. Ro ossn A1sf VI;
hledam vas po Fatfdi, abEeh
pfinesl vam nadS Sji,. II ap16e il
stotu Pravim v6ln, ~ ma
budeme moci vr&titi jix xiwot
tomu, jehoz vice nesai, ~ vSsk
aspon budeme niOci vf&6M jefl
cest jmenu jeho !. 8.
Rozechvenf pas,i LsroyArev6
nahie opet pominuAe. ''
"Doufati tax, jest nsfn0kno!'
odvetila hlasem ma d0bro gala-
lomysnenym. ..s
''Proc?" tazale sc Rsn6 zixS.
"Abel i ja marnx sjsnne. do
sud patrali We tmach {. NHaho-
We dovedii uniltnouti vsenuto-
nuto patranf naseu1u . N&sm
nAstraham nasim, jaaaDa s6Ae
dovedli Sc uk1yti puiiriii5 al1Dy
usesti il ma cestu nepnaNuu! -
Opakuji poznopu: jest to ae,v
moznow
"Nuze, miia pani," d@ Rene
pevne, "vykoname tedy i ne
mozne!' IS
"Pozname praN6 yinniky?"
"Vefim tax pevnE!"
"Budeme je moci soudu wy
dati? :. Budeane ie ineci wy
slati rovnez ma popraviste ?"
"Co Sc toho tyde, nikoli, -
draha pani 1. SpnavedlnOst IL
di byla by nyni proti MIN, jiz
jen bez moci ;. Zlociny jejich
jsou promlceny i jsou tndiz,
pred zakonem chraneni. nikoi,
ale take prede vsi hanb0u :. ~.
Budou pohaneni pro vzdy.- IA
yypatranim jich ocistime pa
matku manzela vaseho a w bu
dete moci znovu pfijati prave
jmeno sve a hrde sc k nemu
hiasiti, imeno Leroyer, jehoz
jste SIC zfekla !" 4.s.
"Jste ma stope Ibfdnikl?"
"Doufam talk -"
Mate dukaz neviny Pavlo-
vy?"
"Ano, pani."
"Jaky?"
"As pred ctrnacti dny dostal
Sc v Londyne dikaz ten nahe--
dou neslychaInou, anebe spise
zfeimou vuli Prozretelnosti do
rukou mych -" II
"A jest to ddkaz dostatec-
ny?"
"Sudte sama :. Jest tona-
Grtek listu, ktaryz psala zena
iakasi naGrtek ohsahuje
vsak jen kfestni. jmeno jeji -
jez v mem mluwi o zlOdinu ma
,nnstu v Neuilly pred daynymi
lety spachanem a jez udaua
presne j den a chvili zlocinu,
vec to, ma kterou podnes pama
tuji Sc zajiste jen bud vinnici
sami, aneb osoby v afere te
vubec interesovane -. To ne
neni vsak vSe Ode dvou dn0
jinou jest6 stopu jsena analezl,
jinou znamku. Jmeno "Bru-
noy" prede mnou pronesene u
poutalO pozornost mou Ta-
zal jsem Sc j doufam: 2 teto
strany zrovna TAX jako i z dru-
he strany Sc rozbreskne :"
Pani Leroyerova nasloucha-
ia napjetim nejv6tsiin.
Nad6je vsak, kterou Rene
Moulin projevoval, zdala Sc il
byti velfni mlhavou.
Nevedela ami, smi-li a mil
ze-li ji sdifeti.
Po n6kolika vteTinach pre-
odtuSilal:
''Rcet6 ale. omen nacrtek IL
stu, z n6hoE wy jSte 81 troufal
tolik veci, kdez jest?".
II! mne; V |bytu mem -
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PRoNAJHlE 81 domek o s
svemicich., hneA kqnastehova-
nj, {. 1906 Harrington ave.
aneb Sc Haste v {. 6915 Tenn
PILE ave So IL
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Hl(EU K nastehpvani velmi do
bic stavenX dilm Brooklyne
u s1taly q kary Q tfech poke
itch. v dole ? tfech loznicfch
na hofa, dubou@ podlahy, fire.
place. china kabinety, maha-
gonovy finis na hore, zden4
zaklady, pekny sklep, pdda,
velky lot. hotov6 $4,000 ostat-
nj die vyjednanf. Haste Sc u
Mr.. Kulik, 3435 W. 25th st.
naproti' Woodbridge Ave. l.:
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DR0RNE !:
0ZNA!MK r.


I II ssobodny pan hlada
hledk bVt So stravou v okolf
C0rlsft Z. UhinR kary. Nechte
xdneeu Y adm {. listu. La
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PRQNAJtlE 81 stor knchy-
INF. hodici SO pro jakykoli OBJ
chod. Haste Sc. v {. 1886 Full
ton rd., roh Sackett ave.
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RQ0MAlAdk Sc. byt o 5ti po.
keifeh, vie inodarne zafizeno.
Naiem $500 Tnesicn6. Haste
90 " 4: l371A Durkee Ave. v
GOnletE liz
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u, a. N0Ud Ja3H1s t9l kOAlRI1tc
ami nefekl, echo 81 cd tebe
'preji, TVS to sam. thodl,. tudiz
take znas skoro vsecky me tai
nosti. Dnes isen 81 schxaln6
pro tebe postal, nebot' mann
pro tebe roz4ast mad miru dh-
LEFTY, ktery novym jest dika-
! zem ddNery- me h tpbe.. Dive
ale nezli tt feknu. co mas pro
mne yykonati, muslin. zy6d6.
!, ii, jsi-i ochotan slepe We vSam
|uposlechnouti, cokoi ii mari.
!dim."
"Pane hrab9," promluvil
German, IVY snad raGite biti
jiz davno pfesv6dten, ze jsde
Sc mohl vzdy .. We vsem ma
mne .spolehnouti."
'''Nuze tedg,, Geqaeine, pp.
vim ii, ze Sc hrabenka 2 Bus
sieres jiz davno v pozehpa.
mem stavu nach&zi."
! ITO ja jiz vim. take, pane
hrab9."
"Jak ze? Ty to Wis? "A od-
kud?"
/, (PokracevAafl
Evening star., 1924-09-10
DECLINE IN CORN;
INCREASE IN WHEAT
Governments Crop Report for Sep
tember Also Notes Improve
ment in Oats.

A decline of 63,000.O00 bushels in
corn crop prospects and an increase
Of 23,000,000 bushels in the prospec-
tive wheat crop due to August con-
ditions were shown in the Govern
ment's September crop report issued
late yesterday.
Oats also improved during August
to the extent of 47.000.000 bushels
with a crop of ,4S6,O00,000 bushels
forecast That is 1S6.000.0OO bushels
larger thar last years crop. The
generally cool season has been most
favorable, and large yields are ex-
pected in the important producing
States.
100000 bushels, Is larger than in any
previous year excepting 1902. Grow
ing chiefly in the Spring wheat
States, the crop has regained its
former prominence in that area.
Late potatoes in the Northern
States have been favored by August
weather and a forecast of 413.000,-
600 bushels was announced, an in
crease of 100000 over August 1
and 100000 bushels larger than
the 5-year average.
The tobacco production forecast is
below any year since 1915. with the
exception or 1921, total of 1885,
100000 pounds being indicated. The
crop in Kentucky. principal produc-
ing State. is generally poor and the
plants are small. Marked improve
ment was shown in August in Vir-
ginia, North Carolina and New Eng
land, but 1t declined ir Kentucky
Tennessee. Ohio, Indiana and Wis
conSin.
forecasts for apples. pears. peaches
and grapes are smaller than a month
ago.
Evening star., 1924-09-10
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

LYNN, Mass, September 10.-In re-
sponse to requests from abroad, sew
eral hundred pairs of Lynn made
sample shoes have been shipped to
Europe. Elk firms have sent repre-
sentatives abroad to exhibit the shoes.
BOSTON. September 10-Labor lead
ers here declare any general wage
reduction in the textile trades would
be followed by nationwide strike.
They claim isolated mills already
have reduced wages of 100000 work.
ers 10 to 20 per cent.
CHEYENNE. Wyo, September 10
New production from oil wells COM
pleted in the Wyoming fields in
August was 1926 barrels a day. This
compares with 1880 barrels in July.
Seventy-eight new wells were
JOPLIN, Mo-, September 1o.-zinc
and lead ore prices are steady de-
spite increases of production. Zinc
ore shipments in the last week total
ed 27,979,720 pounds. valued at $601.-
sat, while lead ore shipped totaled
3,237,1o0 pounds. valued at $17,sO0.
PITTSBURGH, September 1o.-De-
mand for plate glass is better and
window glass is in fair demand with
hand of the larger distributors around
the country. Other forms of building
glass continue to move we'll.
WILKES BARRE, Pa, September
10.-The anthracite companies in this
district are being run at nearly 100
per cent of capacity.
Evening star., 1924-09-10
EVERYMAN'S'
INVESTMENTS
"TAKING PROFITS"
Sixty.eighth Article.
By GEORGE r. HUGHES.

One question that continuously
| comes to my desk is about taking
profits" The investor has bought
a bond or a preferred stock at a
lower price than the present market.
He asks If he should sell out and
reinvest his increased principal else"
where. Generally he is eager to do
| this very thing. Congratulating him
self upon his good Judgment and
foresight, he is anxious to convert
his paper profit into a real one. Now
| course is advisable. but usually it is
| mistake.
If the security in question Is a
high-grade investment which has
advanced in market price, any sub
stitute Of equal quality will also
nave advanced, and when the in
Vestor replaces his holdings with
something else he must either take
a greater risk or accept the same re-
| turn he is now receiving.
Judgment Proved sound.
If the security in question is semi
speculative the fact it has advanced
is not necessarily a sign that he
should sell. 1t merely proves that
the Judgment which prompted the
purchase in the first place was sound
You might, of course, be equally
fortunate a second time, but that is
| another question.
The problem of shifting about ones
| investments should be approached
regardless of the prices at which
| these investments were first accum-
| ulated. 1t Is very difficult to do this,
| Dut 1t IS absolutely essential II the
best results are to be secured. The
| rule applies just as well when mis-
| takes have been made and the quota
| ton for the bond or stock held has
| declined instead of advanced.
The profit or the loss of the orig
1nal investment must be entirely dis
regarded in reaching a decision as to
| whether security should be re-
| tanned or disposed of. Bear this in
mind. The market place where quo
tations are made and unmade is not
interested in whether you have a
profit or a loss. There is only one
question for you to answer, and that
| is this. namely. will you better your
investment position by selling or
Will you weaken 1t?
Only Real Value Counts.
Spectators understand this prin-
| ciple better than investors. The
successful speculator. assuming that
| there are successful spectators, sells
| a security at a loss when he be-
| lieveS that is the right thing to do
| or holds on no matter how tempting
| the profit il he is convinced that
conditions warrant it. Apply the
| same rule to your investments. DO
| not throw them overheard just be-
| cause some one else is willing to
| pay more than they cost you in the
| first place and do not hold on to them
| simply because you cannot get as
| much as you paid.
| Real value is the only thing that
| counts, and those who take this into
| account will in the long run be the
most successful investors.
! Copy right, 1924. by Consolidated Press.)
Evening star., 1924-09-10
ONIONS ARE LOWER
AT CENTER MARKET.
Peach Receipts Heavy.
Sweet Potato Mar
ket Dull.

The daily market report on fruits
and vegetables compiled by the Mar
ket News Service Bureau OF Agrl-
cultural Economics today Sald:
Apples-Supplies light, demand light,
market steady. Bushel baskets. VIZ
Ginia, various varieties, l.25al.'o'
Grimes fancy, 2.00a2.2o.
Cantaloupes-Supplies moderate, de-
mand limited, market steady. Col
orado. salmon tints, jumbos, 36s
and ASS, 3.75: flats. 12s and 15s, 1.3Oa
lao. Pink meats, standards, Us and
15s, 100a1.10: jumbo flats, ss and LIS,
11OaI25 Correction: Yesterdays
ASS. should have read jumbos, 36s
ASS should have read jumbos, 36s
and 45s.
Onion Prices Cheaper.
Onions-Supplies moderate, demand
moderate; market slightly weaker.
New York and Ohio, 100-pound sacks,
yellow varieties, No. l, 2.50a2.65.
Peaches-Supplies liberal; demand
moderate; market steady. Virginia
and Maryland, SKIES and bushel bas-
kets Elbertas, medium to large sizes.
fair color, 20Oa2.50; various varieties,
small sizes, fair quality, 1.00a1.5o;
Maryland, skies, Elbertas. large sizes
fine quality, 800; bushel baskets,
Hales, large size, fine quality, ring
pack, 400; New Jersey. bushel bas-
kets, Elbertas, ring pack, 2.S5a3.oo.
Potato Market Steady.
Potatoes-Supplies liberal; demand
moderate; market steady. New Jer-
sey, 150-pound sacks, Irish cobblers,
u. S. No. 1, 2.60a2.75; Giants, U. S. No.
], 240 per sack.
Sweet potatoes-Supplies moderate,
demand limited, market dull; Eastern
Shore Virginia, cloth-top stave bar
rels yellow varieties. No. l, 5.O0a5.5O'
few higher; North Carolina, cloth top
stave barrels yellow varieties, NO. l.
4.50a5.50.
Lettuce-Supplies liberal. demand
moderate, market firm; New YORK.
crates, big Boston type, 1.75a2.oo.
Cucumber Sales Low.
manifestations grown, supplies
moderate, market steady; half bushel
hampers, No. l, 75a1.00.
Cucumbers-Supplies light, demand
slow, market steady; New YORK.
bushel baskets, dills, 1.25a1.oO.
Celery-Supplies light, demand
light, market dull; New York. TWO
third crates Golden Self blanching In
the rough, best, 2.50a275, few 800.
Evening star., 1924-09-10

NEW YORK. September 10.-Fol-
lowing is an official list of bonds and
STOCKS traded in on the New York
Curb Market today:
Evening star., 1924-09-10
UNTITLED ORDERS
FOR STEEL INCREASE
First Gain Reported by Steel Cor
poration Since Last
February.
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 1o.-Cn-
filled orders of the United States
Steel Corporation on August 81, made
public today, totaled 3,2S9,511 tons. an
increase of 102,505 tons, compared
with the end of the previous month.
The increase in untitled tonnage is
the first reported by the Steel Cor
poration since last February, when
orders totaled 4,912,901 tons. AL
though the small decrease reported at
the end Of July was accepted as an
indication Of a turn in the steel situ-
alton, the August increase was re-
garded as the first convincing evil
dence that the industry was on the
upgrade.
At the low point of 3.1S7,072 tons
on July 81, untitled orders were the
smallest in 13 years, and on the basis
of the August figures are still q
100000 below the corresponding
period of 1923.