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Evening star., 1924-11-14
Z KILLINGS BLAMED
ON RUM WARFARE
BootIeggers and Gangsters
Hunted-Son of Wealthy
Man One Victim.
BY the Associated Press.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, November IA
Remnants of the old Sly-Fanner gang
and five hootleggerS were sought today-
in connection with the killing yesterday
of Lfus Rosen, %. Cleveland, and his
brother-in- law, Adolph Addison, IS, son
of a wealthy Philadelphia manufac-
turer, victims Of a war between boot
leggers and hijackers. Police had only
vague descriptions Of the slayers.
Rosen, who, police say. was a big
time" bootlcgger, and specialized in dis
tributing alcohol to shops selling syn
thetic gin. ran afoul of a gang of hi
jackers two months ago, when a carload
of alcohol belonging to the latter gang
disappeared. He and Addison were
shot from ambush by gunmen in the
rear OF Rosen's home, where Addison
was visiting. There is nothing to in
dicate that Addison was implicated in
the feud. police said
Four Suspects Held.
-Four suspects are held. Two Of
these were friends of DominiCk
Benigno, who. with two other gang
sters. were executed for the murder
of Wilfred {. sly and Georger *.
Tanner. prominent Cleveland manu-
facturers. during a payroll robbery
four years ago. Decision to round un
this gang was reached after police
learned that members had been dog
ging Rosen's footsteps.
The bootleggers wanted were
named by a village dry agent, claim
ing to know the inside of the feud.
He told police the quintet had threat
ened to get" Roseu.
A score of bootlcgEers, who police
believe know something about the
feud, also were questioned. Amung
these was a partner of Rosen. who
was looking for Rosem shortly befor,
the shooting in an attempt, police
said to warn him Of The hijaCkers'
ambush. Although detectiyes believe
he holds the secret to the Killings, he
said he merely wanted to discuss u
business deal.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
WILL SUE RUMANIA.
Locomotive Company Plans Suit te
Recover s., 100000.

BUCHAREST, November 14.-Rep-
resentatives of the Baldwin Locomo-
tive Company today retained counsel
preparatory to suing the Run1anian
government for $2,500,000. The sum
to be asked represents the price of
locomotives sold and delivered to
Rumania in 1920.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
Many in Test With Bow and Arrow

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
PARIS, October 29.-Shooting with
bows and arrows Is far from being ex-
tinct as a sport in France. A compe-
tition for national prize recently re-.
ceived 1896 entries.
Evening star., 1924-11-14
Italian Deputies Stay Away.

ROME, November 1.-THE commit
tee of the parliamentary opposition TO
the government issued an order toda v
forbfdding the opposition members
to be present at the sittings Of the
Chamber of Deputies, even as specta-
tors.
Evening star., 1924-11-14

Chemical arts practiced in ancient
Egypt included dyeing, the working
of gold; glass blowing, baking, pot
terry making and the use Of the blow
pipe
Evening star., 1924-11-14

A new invention is music stand
which Will turn over the sheets when
foot lever is pressed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10

LosT-iady's patent leather Hand
Bag. on Second ave Reward.
Echrrmm. al County city Bldg.
MABn-Gz3G
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LDET-LaTEf brown brief case.
probably University way. contents
valuable "a owner only. Reward.
IKE uwd.01l7
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Tcrminal-picr Ai--Str shid-
zoukn Maru. Pier i0-Str Akaglsan
Mhru.
Boil Street Destroyer al.
Grand Trunk Pacific Tcrmlnni-str Ad-
miral Rogers tsails at 10 a. M.
Pier Power schr Apollo.
Pier str Manila Maru,
pier 6-Str Alaska.
Pier 2-str Victoria
Pier str Jacob Luckenbach.
Pier A-str Admiral schres.
Pier B-str Admiral Dewey, ms Cul.
hurra
Pacific coast Coal Bunkers-U. y 3. lie.
lief
| U. = shipping Board MoorlnEa str CITY
Of spokane. Bcnrport. bakersfield.
West RAIDER, Cuprum.
| Connecticut street Tcrminal-str Tanana.
west Hlmrod. Diana Dollar,
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Arrivals and Departures

ArriNed-sept io.-Ms Culhurra from
Alaska. at 1880 a. m. sir II, W. BnN-
ter from Los Angeles Via San Francisco,
At g;50 a. m. eagle harborl; str crisis
from Antwerp Via ports. az 1880 A. IN. 4.
ms AkAEiEuu MRru from Yokohama via
ports, at I n. IN. sept, Str Manila
MRrru from Hongkoug Via portH, az $3.50
y. m. str Mount Carroll from Tacoma, at
y. m, str Caddopcak from Los An
grlss Via San Francisco. ut Z p. M, str
Crofton HAIL from New York via ports,
at s.2o y. M. str ShidEouke Maru nom
Honskong Via ports, at 2'A5 y. M str
Admiral Dewey from TACOMA via Everett
At ;S5 y. M. str city Of Vancouver from
Yokohama via ports, at 1880 y, IN.
snilcd-str Admiral Rogers Tor Alas.
ka. ut 10 n, M. str Caddopcak for Ia
coma, At $50 n. M. str j. J.. Luckcu-
bach for Boston via ports, at 5:i5 a. m.
Sept Str city OF Vancouver for
| Yokohama. at y, m; str Floridlan for
| Tacoma. AZ 7it5 y, M str Capt. a. r.
Lucas Tor Richmond at 1870 y. M, str
! n. y. Alexander FOR los Angeles Via
/ San Francisco. ut y, m,
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Portland Live Stock
Tuesday Quotations

Cattle Receipts. none. Tone Of market.
steady Steers. medium. isa7.75. COM
mon, iI4G. hsifcrs. medium and COM
mon. t7s0Nb,5p; cows medium and
common. i3ds. Gamers ana cutters,
$4,000. bulls Gamers and holoEuhs,
fs.T5mis0. calves. medium and choice,
100 lbs down. t7.50aiO: 100 20 200
lbs. tg5On750. goo lbs. up, i5a $50
Hogs Receipts. iso Tone OF market
steady Medium. good and choice. lsl
10 200 lbs. iIOaiO.75. 80 lbs up
fg.b0miO. packing. smooth heavy, 81
as75; packing. rough heavy $3.50 q
BIS. daughter pigs. iS.bomo.7b' feed
srs and stoclters, is.5ou7bo,
sheep Receipts 25L Tone Of market
steady. Lambs. hsavyweiEhtH medium
and choice. rTa9.75. culla and com.
mons. ali weights, i5.b0dS.b0. weth.
era. ibds; owes. common to choice
f4d6,5O.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Sept p.-ToroiEn es.
change opened steady Sterling, tAt74.
francs, ioo57ah; lire iO.ot5s, belgian
lO.ot9a; marks 25S5 per trlIllon. swod.
en-. 1851. Norway. ia7O.
Foreign exchange market closed firm
Sterling. Guls, up !; francs. SO.oSs7 y
up toooosi4. lire. iooIas;s. up 50 oOoi u
Belgian francs. IoOlp7y. IN so Oo0i V
marks. same Shanghai. 76G. Yoke,
hama. tlOt. Russian, sis, Norway
rsGo. up 10000. Sweden. 26bs. M
50 OUOg
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Vessels in Other Ports

TACoMA-Arrivod, sept. 9.-Str Grlff-
co, towing Granco from n G., at a
M. str Border king from n. C.. at n.
IN sept Str Admiral Dewey from
Seattle, at y. M; str Rcgulus from
Seattle, at y. M; str j. L. Lucken-
bach from Seattle, nt y. M. str Mount
Carroll from Seattle, ut n, IN, Sailed.
sept a.-Str. !, l., tuckenhbch Tor Sc
attic. at o a. m, Sent. Str Admiral
Dewey ION seattle Via Everett. at 4
y, ms atr Suicrseyco for Everett. az 4
y. M ms TouEklng for Vancouver, at
y, mi str Port Angeles Tor nib at
noon.
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GENERAL LIST
OPENS STEADY
Attention Focused on An
other Break in ST. Paul, Pfd.
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN-
GAL REVIEW

NEW YORK. Sept 1O.-specula-
tive attention In the early dealings
was focused on further bad break
in 81. Paul. preferred. which dropped
to 1874. of s Z from the high Of the
previous session. and of ~ from
Tuesdays close.
This additional loss came in the
face Of President Byram's statement
that no reorganization was under
contemplation. He added that the
bond isHGs which natures next year,
was stI!l under discussion, but that
officials Of the road did not feel that
there were any need for hasty action
as ample time remained TO make
necsssary arrnngcme
Despite the weakness in Sc. Paul.
however. the general list opened
steady. with price changes confined
10 narrow area.
Stocks opened lower. Prices In
GUIDED: United States steel, 1914
or *. American Can. 127M. up x
New York Central, 107M, Off Z
North American. 29A. or X stude.
baker 3sM. up y American Wool
On, b2A, up x n-American Pc
troleum ~. 53h. Off IA st. Paul
pfd., a. orr ! Union Pacific. 1907
up z Southern Pacific. 03h. up x
Marland. IS. w q. Sinclair. 1874
. ny q.
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CANADIAN WIRELESS

Str I.nndaSs, Vancouver 10 Kobe. ia7
miles from Tatoosh.
str Canadian Observer. ga miles from
Nictori inbound.
Str Redwood KetohliSan for Sauaw
Hnrbor, a77 miles from SquRw Harbor
Str British Monarch. 1874 miles from
Grays Hhrbor. bound for Grnys Harhur
sur Tokiwa Maru. i.SSS miles from
Seattle. Inbound
Str Amur, sailed from Blubbor Bay
for AnyoN.
str Canadian Farmer, Powell River for
Ocean Falls, 20 miles from Ocean Falls.
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Seattle Wheat
Omaha Live Stock
TUESDAYS Ouotntions.

Cattle Receipts. 1850 Tone OF mar
lot. 1Oa15e lower, Yearlinga, 1880
II. steers, ts.25diiiO COWS and
heifcrs. i3.S0WpsO; stockorg aud feed
crs. i3aA5O; calves, tJm10.6O. bulls
and stays. ia25ua7i.
Hogs Receipts, $4,000. Tone Of mar.
hct steady to shade lower, Bulk.
1s4OmR.5n. top, ipbb
sheep Receipts. $1,000 Tone Of mar.
kot. steady and strong. YcarllnRH. 81
@iO.6O; wothcrH. i5H7. lambs tii.5O
QI575. ewes, t5q5?5,
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Portland Produce
Tnc.dn,,s 0nntniIon.

Uutt~r-Cubc. extras. tlc ID: stan
dardH. 3aisc III prime firsts. sic
ID. firsts. SIC ID.
EEEs-ENtras. iic doz firstr. l0c
ID. pullcts, SIC h.. current re-
ceiptH. 3ic H.
Live rouitry--Sclllng price: Heavy
hens. 22W EOS lb light hens, I4c
ID. hrpilcrs, light, 2im25c III
broilcrs, heavy. % n 23c ID; young
ducks. white. goo III.
Dressed Poultry Buying price Of
wholesalers. No, I II i. hcna. 2
lbs. and under, lie ID; over lbs.
zoe lb.i over lbs, 25c 10.
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Boston Wool

posToN. Sept, p,-Prices arc steady,
but tho advance has checked tho vol
umo Of wool moving slightly, Foreign
woods IN bond arc I'm demand. II IL Ok.
pcctsd that when tho sydney sales open
on the 18th and London and Liverpool
ON tho 18th prices viii show advances
I'm limo with tho advances ,.~vrdod nj
brisbane. Some dealers sr. hoia.ng ror
higher prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-10
ERRATIC TRADE
IN GRAINS
BuIIish News Hits Wheat;
No Business Pending Report

CHICAGO. Sept n.-Trading In
grains was erratIc during the days
session on the board Of trade. The
close revealed no material changes.
Wheat and oats suffered n sinking
spell while corn strengthened and
closed fractlonally higher.
Ncwa regarding wheat was bull
ish, but trade was halted pending
issuance Of tho government review
which came after tho close.
Another depressing factor was dis.
appointing export business. Frost
complaints strengthened corn The
Central American district reported
the most damaging. but IL viii be
two or three days before anything
definite regarding losses can be oh
tained.
oats was dull and closed lower.
Provisions were lower.
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Alaska Vessels

pETERsBrRG-s sailed. sept, Str
Alameda, Routhbound, M ioi5 q. m,
SEWARD Sailed. Sept e-str Nu-
kon. southbound, at 7sao a. m.
wRANGELL-S Sailed. sept, Str
Alameda. southhound. at $3.50 ,. m.
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WIFE ATLEY -Af zGgs Sixth ave
sfufrmhsr 1894 WV ~
WHEATLEI. age ? yFaTg. Pc
loved daughter u Sir ana Mrs
David WhrHflrE
Funeral HsTylgeF ThursdHv 1850
% M Home Undertaking rarl1fE
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Portland Wheat

PORTLAND, Sept n.--itnrd white,
ii.t5. soft white. ti,56. western white.
tI.aiA. hard winter. ti.9s northern
spring. ti,2b, western rcd, fi.2th,
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Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool Grain

Tuesdays Quotations
Nftr.s
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Weather Bureau Report

TATopSH isLASD. Sept. los a. m.
barometer rising slowly; clear, light
foE wind west, three miles an hour,
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Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Sept Cash whent-No.
rod. sisSGi.?sh No, J red. ii2sR
i2CM. No hard, ii.s5A Il2ib; No.
hard. 11.2iAHi.2a
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LDST-sundhy. gray and white cat
named Duke" south end % Green
Lake Reward KE nwd-ltiE
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

sugar Firm. Raw. not quoted refined
quiet; graduated, I7i0d7Ib.
Coffee No. Rio on spot, l7AUi7Mc;
No. 4 santos. 22u22.c,
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EDNt.sDhY
SfFT. 10

First high Tide
t.lF n M 100 r.
tirst Low Tide
Eis a. m % IT.
Sccond High Tide
1al = M us IT.
Second Low Tide
, es > M 81 Il
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Monuments
Physicians. Surgeons

PUGET SOUND Marble ana Granite
90. LEI and virginia. l-stsblishsd
1874
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PERSONAL

US W debts collected fFflH n W. = eeN
Railway Exchange EidE, Eliot
1870.
ir YOU HAVE gsitre address
no The Star
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9 MALE HELP-WANTED

JAZZ Plano taught SOC Pine.
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II AGENTS WANTED
10 FURNISHED HOUSE,
FOR RENT
20 FOR RENT-nOUsRS

. TDuE-HDgH muIshad to5,s =,
rent go month call IEh.
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LEGAL NOTICES

F0HB $50. i7t0GF. engine $50 5tti05s.
lIFird % J MruEnigt Granite Fallr,
1921 FORD car ~ be sold az sheriff =
rnIr nrInh.r IL ITIlnN LhrnEn
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
TIT RSpAi
SEPT. IL

FNHN
First High Tide
gb a. me- ie r.
First Low Tide
? o. a. IN el ~,
second High Tide
tin y M III II,
second Low Tide
esb2 p ~ ~ t.
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lost Name amethyst stick pin.
small Masonic button and gold bar
pin Wiih diamond in center. in
rantrbnard box. Liberal reward
IA Hf-l1gf
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FORFEIT H0TEi.-lssaH second Az
rates % day ur, $3.50 week UP
Modern
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LOST AND FOUND

LDET-pHTk- brown portfolio. open
M center 4 large pocket CON
tAlnlnE price books. etc Howard
no quertloHn asked. kohlcr Co,
Tgg Jackson ST.
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HAri-Hed beaded. lost one blsek
from bail park Saturday afternoon.
Contains money and small pure.
VIII finder kindly call "a Ei-b9s3s
Reward
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JOHN sTnGW rs si-dltl ,anlag $,
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l.. r. COHfN. Patent Attorney. Pat
srFr .rrursd. developed and sold
F0E-f-T central Bldg Seattle,
sfA In-01sg. coo q a. =. W. wash
IuEtan. y ~
HARRY T0WEEH Pat EEpsrt Pee
90. an r1Ht TermE fsn'aEe1 l5l9.
NAFBN. FrualgE Lawrence sziAb-
liFh~d 1851 Advice and booker
free az EurEs Bldg
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WE HAVE SEVERAL COOL

WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD
ROUTES IN ALL PARTS OF THE
CITY FOR SCHOOL BOYS WHO
DESIRE TO EARN AND LEARN.
APPLY At ONCE. IN PERSON. At
THE CIRCULATION DEPART
MENT. THE SEATTLE STAR.
SEVENTH AVE. BETWEEN
UNION AND UNIVERSITY SITS.
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Patent Attorneys

~ EDNuHns ELassL.I al.r.on 90
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lsrirlc AInrliinsry
Hotels

BOUGHT OLD w. ~
W HgsTELiua PRICE Coz esall
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BUSINESS
SERVICES
Attorney atIaH

WI 81 q. BALL elt nuftr 40 s9ss
2nd All easru Zee mod hA NAV
ADVICE frrg. Ieaeuh hllru. iaEgfg.T-
All cases sos L.sary bld ~ l2i-sass
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WILL party who picked ~ bunch ~
feathers outside Star office Tues
dhN return Madison hotel and re-
r~lFcd reward
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LDET-sstter bitch: white BLACK
ears. brown spot over eyes; body
tfchcd Answers 10 Lady" I'll lot
AeTg Liberal reward
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paid. as railway traffic inspector.
Position guaranteed after compile
ton OF months home study
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statesmen. Guarantee and bousu
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or Mr. nonohuc. care Seattle Star
Circulation Department.
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Free Jobs. Why 70 hungry II your
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! Atlantic street Tcrmlnal-Strs Osiris
/ Mount Carroll.
I King & wngr-Mc Anvil,
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! Han.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-16
WILD DECLINES
 MARK TRADING
Wall Street Influenced By Recent iDscolsures At
 Capital

NEW YORK, Feb 15.-An avalanche of selling orders poured into today's stock market on the widespread circu. lations of reports that one of Wall Streets most prominent traders has suspended his opefations on the long side. on the ground that public confi- dence had been undermined by the re- cent sensational disclosures at the Washington oil lease inquiry. Net loss into the active issues ran from 1 to 4 points, while Fisher Body, which had advanced from 163 to 205 in the last six weeks, broke 13 points.
 Powerful financial interests, who usually come to the support of such standard issues as United States Steel and Baldwin Locomotive, apparently permitted the reaction to run it's course the former stock dropping SIS points to 1031a, and the latter breaking six points to 120k. The average of 20 leading stocks in the industrial and railroad groups showed net losses of about 3h them back to where they were about . month ago.
 Oils Hardest Hit
 Oils. because of their close associa- tion to. the Washington inquiry, were the hardest hit, although strangely enough the shares of the PanAAmerican Petroleum and Sinclair oil companies
  the testimony, held relatively steady due to active covering by bear traders who have been selling them short. How ever, the two Pan-American issues and Sinclair, at thefc closing prices today showed a combined loss in marke, value on outstandirs capitalization of nearly $75,000, 900 from xhe high prices of the year. Pan-American and the E stock were off 221a and 17ss points, re spectively, while Sinclair was off T. points from the 1924 tops.
 Weak spots in the oil group included Pacific, Phillips Petroleum, Standard oil of California. Cosden. Atlantic Re fining. General Asphalt, Houston, Mar. acaibo and Tidewater, off 21a to Fl points. Other outstanding losses were registered by General Electric, Ameri can Can, National Lead, Dupont, Re public Steel. Gulf States Steel, Otis Fl evator, Corn Products, Sears-Roebuclx Sloss-Sheffield Steel, Punta Alegre Su gar, United States Realty and Wool points below yesterdays final quota tions.
 Trade News Favorable The reactions were in the face O favorable trade news, which include, higher pig iron. lead &nd copper prices and publication of statistics showin, that car loading of the week endinI February 2 were the largest for an, week in January or February on rec ord.
 Brokers reported that investors an, speculators have been getting uneas, over the developments at Washington despite the assurances that these hay not affected the economic situation
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-16
HowPopl1lationH Has Grow,
 mL&M Served zer1itory~ ~

Population is always the gauge of prosperity. No matter what a state or community's natural resources are, its real wealth is no more than the extent to which it's resources are developed. People are needed to till the Soil, operate the mines, husband the stock, run the factories, and otherwise carry on the work neces- sary to the upbuilding of all land.
 In 1850, when the L. & N. came into being, seven of the Southern states which it serves today (Ala- barna, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennes. see) had an average population of 15 people per square mile. To-day, seventy four years later, this pop ulation is increased to 43.S-or nearly three times as many people as in 1850.