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CLOWN IF FILMS
 COES ID BQURNE:
 WHENCE NJ RETURN|
LOSES LONG BATTLE AGAINST FINANCIAL ILL FORTUNE
 WIFE AT BEDSIDE

VICTOVILLE, Calf, Oct, 8, (P) Larry Semon, motion picture comedian, died today. He first be- came ill several months ago after staging long losing battle against financial i'll fortune.
 A few weeks ago he left Los An geles and came to his ranch here where many film players had re- covered their health. He was suf- fering from Q nervous breakdown but few days ago contracted double pneumonia.
 His wife, Dorothy Swan, screen actress, was at his bedside when he passed out.
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BAD BOOZE REAP|S DREADFUL. HARVEST
 FROIN DnIVKER|}o(5
HEAVY DEATH LIST ATTRIBUTED TO NUMBER
 OF BUM STILLS

NEW YORK, Oct, 8, (H)-Four more deaths believed to be due to alcoholism were reported yester- day making a total of IT in New York over the weekend.
 Two unidentified men were picked up on East Side streets; two lodgers were found dead in rooming houses. Dr. Charles Nor ris, chief medical examiner, as- cribed the unusually heavy death toll to an increase in number of private stills in the slums districts, and spread of the habit of drink ing the smoke" of raw alcohol.
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FIRST INNING

Yankees-Durst lined out to High; Koenig sent up high foul to High who almost dropped the ball. Ruth grounded out to Bot tomley unassisted. No hits, runs or errors.
 ardinals-Douthit sent a weak \ hopper to zachery and was thrown out; High shot liner at Koenig which bounced off the short-stop's hands for a hit. Frisch got a single off Zachery's glove, High halting at 2nd Bottomley crippled scoring High and Frisch. Lazzeri was toss ed out at 2nd. Bottomley held 3rd. Holm famed. Two runs, thfee hits and no errors.
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v ater Supply Site Put In Shape For
 Approach Winter

Under the leadership of H. V. Hoben, IA men for three weeks have labored replacing a new dam, building new fumes, erecting a small house, and in general, putt ing into first class shape the water works site north of the Jesse Lee Home which site was practically demolished by the heavy rains and floods of two months ago.
 During the winter months Sew ard obtains it's water supply from three sources beginning far up Lowell Creek and ending with the work just completed. The second source is between. During the warm summer months but one of the three sites is needed but with the approach of winter the creeks and rivers begin to lower to such a point that to equal the summer supply and pressure, all three sites are hooked in.
 In addition to the new dam-site activities the Seward Water Sup ply has been carrying forward considerable city work in the re- placement of new pipes, concrete man holes, etc.
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COI'YICTS CAUGHT AS FIRE SWEEPS
 THU DOR|IITORY
FLAMES DESTROYED STRUC- TURF WTTHTN FEW MIN
 UTES AFTER START

JUNCTION CITY, Ohio, Oct, 8, R)-Seventeen convicts employed in the State owned brick plant are believed to have perished in a fire which swept the dormitory where were housed PTS prisoners.
 A check of the prisoners re- vealed 20 missing and of these IT are thot to have perished in the fam hat destroyed the structure within few minutes af- ter the fire was discovered.
 Three of the 20 are believed to have escaped from custody.
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CARDS CHANGES SLIPPING; TANKS
 TAKE ANOTHER
RECORD CROWD FOR ST. LOUIS PARK WITNESS TANKS
 TAKE THIRD GAME

ST. LOUIS, Oct, ', (F)-The Yankees spilled the Cardinals by the score of seven to three taking the third straight victory from the National League contenders in the annual fall baseball classic, the world series
 A record crowd for Sportsman Park, 39,6O2, paid attendance and saw the National leaguers sunk for a defeat that just about ruins their chances for winning the series.
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Girl Charges Uncle
 Hacked, Burned Boys Death, Murder Farm

VANCOUVER, B. C., Oct, 8, (P- Jessie Clarke, 19, charged that her Uncle, Northcott, burned the bod ies of four boys on the California murder farm. Tn an affidavit here the girl SWore Northcott hacked the boys to pieces before tossing them into the flames. Northcott is still awaiting extradition to Cal ifornia where he is charged with murder.
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( toasf Champions
 Now GTding Loins
 For Crucial Series

SACRAMENTO, Oct., 8, (P)- Sacramento won from the Seals by the score of 10 to 2.
 Sacramento thus won the sec ond half of the Coast split season by their second straight defeat of the Seals. Since three games were to be played in the deciding series, Sacramento will now face San Francisco in a seven game series starting Wednesday, to de- eide the seasons championship
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Indianapolis Champs
 Littge World Series

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct, 8, (P)- The highest honor in minor league baseball championship, Class A circuits, was won by Indianapolis who walloped Rochester to in the last game of the little world series. Herman Bell pitched his team mates to victory.
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THE LINEUPS

Yankees-Durst, c. f.; Koenig s. S.; Ruth, r. f.; Gehrig, ist; Meu- sel, l. f.; Lazzeri, 2nd; Robertson 3rd; Bengough, catcher; zacilely y pitcher
 -Douthit, c. f.; High 3rd; Frisch, End; Bottomley, 1st; Hafey, l. f.; Holm, r. f.; Wilson, c; Maranville, S. S.; Haines, p.
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SCRAP B00K EXCERPTS
By Babe" liaves)

We arrived home safely after enjoying a very wonderful trip to your beautiful country. I want to take this opportunity of thanking you very kindly for your interest in our behalf, in making me acquaint- cd with number of very fine peo- pie on the boat, with whom I spent many pleasant hours on our return home" D. o. Thomas, Munice, Ind.
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FQOTB BAL.L. SCORES

Washington ', Whitman So. California 19, Oregon State Idaho 6, Gonzaga 0 Ohio Wesleyan IT, Michigan ' Yale 27, Maine 0
 Harvard 16, Springfield 0 Wisconsin 26, Notre Dame 6 Boston College 6, Navy 0 Stanford 26, Oregon 0 Wash. State 26, Montana 6 Princeton 50 Vermont 0
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RIMS. HITS. ERRORS

New York-Seven runs, seven hits and two errors.
 St. Louis-Three runs, nine hits and three errors.
 The battery for New York was Zachery and Bengough and for St. Louis, Haines, Johnson, Rhem and Wilson.
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Washington is highly interested in whether John Cool idge Qower mght) and Florence Trumbedd (upper lef daughter of the Governor of Connecticutt will be mar red in the White House. Fourteen brides have taken the there. The stately east and the blue room (above) have been the of other executive man. sion weddings. Alice Roosevelt married there.
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THIRD INNING

Yankees-Bengough took three lusty wallops at the void, whiting; Zachery did likewise and Durst flied out to Wilson. No runs, hits or errors.
 =. Cardinals-Frisch flew out to Kid Meusel; Bottomley famed and Hafey beat out slow hit to Rob- ertson. Koenig threw out Holm at lst. No runs, one hit, no errors.
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VANISHES FROM SHIP

BOSTON, Oct. 8, (49-A passen- ger believed to be D. J. Sirkot, man. ager of the Grassy Sprain Golf Club of New York, disappeared from a ship arriving here. A note indicated he had committed suic- eide.
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GAME POSTPONED

ST. LOUIS, Oct, 8, (R)-A heavy downpour caused a postponement of today's game until tomorrow for the fourth world series game.
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NATIONAL BANK CALL

WASHINGTON, Oct, 8, (R- The Comptroller of Currency issued a National Bank call at the close of business October 3.
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FOURTH INNING

Yankees-Bottomley took Koe- nigs slow roller and beat him to the bag. Ruth singled into right
 tContinusd on Page Eight)
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, May 3

AtElLN$kANSH ~AANS
HogsReceipts, $1,000. Market
steady. Top. $1O.4b; bulk. $S.4OW
1885; heavy weight, $s.SOQ QlO:So'
medium weight. ss.7501o.45; light
weight $s@1O.45; light weight, $40
1o.45: light lights. 3s.1o@lO.io: pack
.inp sows, SS.4O@s.26; pigs. S7.2bV
9.26. -.
steady, Calves: Receipts, 5000:
Market steady. Beef steers: GOOD
ana choice, $14@15; common ana
medium. $9.5O@13.50; yearlings, $3.50
014.75. Butcher Cattle: Heifers,
S7.5O@14; cows, $7.50@11.5O; bulls
81. .SOD11 so; calves. $13@16; feeder
steers. 3S.5O012.50: stocker steers,
&9@12.26; stocker cows and hsifers'
S6.5O@9.50.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000. Market
steady. Medium and choice lambs,
S16. .5O01S; culls and common, $13.5O
M16.5O; spring lambs, $14@1S.bO;
yearlings, $14@16: common ana
choice ewes. SS.5O@1O; feeder lambs.
&l2.75@13.75.
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CALL LOAN RATE.
PUSHED Up To
s PER GENT
Ry InternatIonal News service

{: ~ SGE8AABAWMWH NGWB E9ENAGG
NEW YORK, May 9.The sharp
paoe OF the forward swing Of stock
prices in the last week invited
profit-taking and speculative sell.
Ing. which would probably have
come into the market today If the
call loan rate had not again been
pushed up to s per cent and the
banks had not made the demands
they did upon the money market.
With few exceptions prices OF
the industrial favorites began to
slump at the beginning Of trading.
Professionals then concentrated
heavy selling on General Motors,
specialties, some OF which put up q
stiff resistance in the forenoon, but
were finally compelled to give up
the fight.
General Motors ana Radio sold
close to 200. down about 3 points
from yesterdays high, and nurner-
Gus to s point losses were record
ed In other speculative leaders on
the same basis Of comparison.
An increase in the weekly vol
ume OF freight car loadings was q
favorable commentary on current
business, and the upkeep Of high
operations In the steel industry was
also an important factor.
Steel ingot production in the first
third OF the year established 3 new
four-1nonth record, according to
'sThe Iron Aso," which also re-
ported operations Of the steel mills
at 80 per cent Of capacity in Pitts
burg and 95 per cent In Chicago.
Commodity markets were un-
even, with cotton fairly heavily sold
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, May "a decline
at Liverpool was reflected today 81
the local cotton market, where quo
tations dipped approximately 6O
cents to 81 a bale before the move
ment met resistance. Profit-taking
sales diminished considerably in
the later period and a good portion
Of the early decline was recovered.
The weekly government report
was somewhat of a standoff. 1t
said that while the week as a whole
was rather too cold for the best
termination and growth, weather
conditions generally showed inn
proVement.
Fair to good seeding and reseed'
ing was reported from the Missis.
sippi Valley States, the department
declared. but many complaints were
registered of poor stands and slow
to only fair growth OF the early
seed. crop. A local spot house Of
prominence estimated the acreage
this year ~ per cent over the
harvested acreage last year.
Noon prizes wer"' July. 20.10. down
OF: October. 1000. down O6; IT, ,m.
ber, 1894, down o., ana Marck.
20.s4. down OS.
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BAL LTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Wheat-L,oWer here; No. 2 red
fnter, domestic, $2.O4; No. 2 red
Wjnter, garlicky, domestic, $2.O4;
ceipts. 1925 bushels; shipments
CORN Steady; No. 2 yellow. do.
feetic, $1.25 busheI: receipts. us
ushels: shipments, 1853 bushels.
Oats-Firm: No. 2 white, domes-
&c, 78W79c bushel; No. 5 white.
t7D775kc bushel; receipts, 3,7O4 bush.
% shipments. 991 bushels.
Rye-N Nominal; receipts none:
nfifprnents. 209 bushels.
Nay-Duli; supply ample.
Flour Quiet, unchanged.
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Coca Cola Ginger Ale
Merger Said to Be Off

NEW YORK, May S.--Efforts 70
merge the Cocoa Cola and the Can
ada Dry Ginger Ale Company-twc
OF the biggest soft drink concerns
have failed.
The proposed transaction is def
initely off, p. D. saylor, president
OF the Canada Dry Company, said
today. He admitted there had been
informal discussions" In the past
few days looking to the purchase
by the Canada Dry interests Of q
majority Of the capital stock Of the
Coca Cola Company.
Saylor added, however. that the
parties conducting the negotiations
have not been able to agree on
terms.
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SHORT TERM SECURITIES
furnishes by w. b. Hibbs & CO.,
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, May 9.--F'urhef
declines were recorded at the open
ing OF the cotton market here to-
day. Initial quotations displayed
net losses or s to Is points, July,
sold at $21.02. down is; October
$21Os, down IL; December, 5000,
down 10: January, $20.Ss, down 9
and May. s2l.35, down 8.
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CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, May 9.-Grains opened
higher today. Wheat was UP 4
to &c, corn u to ssc, and oats
h to Nc, Opening prices:
WhsstMay; sn =: septs;s% nons; s1ssx JSly I lS1A
Corn-May, $1.Os% 01.OS4k; July,
$1.11%; September, $1.11N@1.12.
oats--May 64hc; July, old, none;
July. new, 6Sh@6s%c; September,
new. 4S15c
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, May 9.-There was
limited demand for spots with
prices remaining barely steady here
today.
Midland fair was quoted at 1864,
strictly good mids, 12,21d; good
mids, 11.56d; strictly mids, 11.81d;
mids, Hid; strictly low mids,
11.66d; low mids., 11.41d; strictly
good ordinary, 11.21d: good ordinary.
10.91d.
Futures opened quiet and steady
with May at 11.3Sd; July, II .26d; Oc-
II Odd
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LOCAL PRODUCE

end bad. not wanted
Poultry Alive: Turkeys, Csc;
chickens. broiIers; lbs. rs 05Oc,
plymouth Rocks. winter chickens,
4OW4zcs reds. se042c; hens, 26@27c;
White Leghorns. hens. &c; young
Keats 70@75c Dressed turkeys,
e9cs c1ickenH. 5O056c; large fowls.
Soc Leghcrn fowls. 26c; keats,
Calves Top. 14c.
Lambs Choice, 1Sc.
Apples Supplies light. Demand
Agl1t, market steady. Barrels: Vir-
elnla. u s., No. l. X inches up.
Yellow Newtowns, mostly 81 Boxes
ported.
Aal Supplies cleaning up.
Den1nd nodeNgte; market firm.
Delaware afid East Shore Mary.
and dozen bunch, crates, green.
bunch crates. few sales. large
y Hizes 1915 D4: medium size, $2.S0D3
PET dozen punches. South Carolina,
u0xen bunch crates, green, very
large size, $3.50. large size, $3.50
lU j. medium to small size. $1.600
fine quality and condition. very
arEe size, $6; large size. $4: medium
size $50 ESQ.
..s.s pales iSnsraIe; -
fsnsst5s 1,s..St,s t-.ssi s,.~+.ss
nofn4asa tvT,e' s,' e11sA 80 70 '-s1-',s
Celerv sssirniias ns,,flerata De-
nnand Ifxhfs 1aarkef about steady.
Florida, 10.inch crates, 4-6 doz.,
IS W6.6O; 3-10-doz., $4.5005.
Lettuce Western stock. Supplies
mloderate. Demand moderate: mar
kek steady. California. crates, Ice
berg type, 4-5-doz., mostly around
$s.15s few high as 81, few low as
800 Southern stock: Supplies
lGnt Demand Inoderate: market
dy. North Carolina, o-pk. harap-
Big Boston type. Iair quality
eng condltioIl. xl.5VQz. NorLo.k
eectlQn Virginia. 2-doz. crates Big
&sostnn type. S1.oO,
Dna0ns-N lew stock, supplies moo
arate, demand light. market dull.
standard crates Yellow Ber.1
1uoas y. 3. Mo- 1, 1eW sales SS.1VS
mixed No. and No z, $2@2.26.
mostly $&
Potatoes Old stock, supplies
airhf. demand 1ikht. marker duh.
Maine. l5O1b. sacks Green Noun
kafne u No feyv sales So rs:
12e.lh. naoIss TI. q. No. 81. Micni-
rNs, 4sfI.1I, aarIsa Rr,raat RlIrals
m = Ma ea1s Nnur nfrslx. Cs1g1.
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IDLE INVADE ASSEMBLY

ADELAIDE, Australia, May a.
demonstration by jobless workers
rlio demanded government relief,
compelled the assembly Of the South
4 ralians parliament to suspend
= session.
The Washington times., 1928-05-09

Chevy Chase Dairy pHd. .l1O6 Ito
Commercial Natl Co pfd. nos t11O
Chestnut Farms Dairy Com as ....
Chestnut Farms Dairy pfd. .i104AI1 I1O6
Dist Natl Securities Co pfd Ice HOS
Col Sand & Gravel pkd. ...., 96al 97%
Federal Storage pfd. Hos l115
Federal-Amer Co Com. 80 40
Federal-Amer Co pfd. 107h109
Lannt0n Monotype. Ills l116M
Merch Trans q Storage. .ll26 .....
Merch Trans q storage pfd .l1OTMl108 "
Mergenthaler Linotype. l1O1 l1O1 IS
Natl MtEe q Inv Pfd..... B%I 6M
Peoples Drug stores pfd. ,lI11hl113
Security Storage ........ .l13O l136
Sanitary Grocery Co pfd ,l1191k t12Oh
Ter Ref a. WhrR Corp. Il 50 t...
Wash Conv Hall pfA A......l 50 95
Wash Mech Mtge corn. i IL ~
Wash Medical BlaR Corp. .l13E 49,,
Woodward = Lothrop D6d. HE I..,.s.
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LIBERTY BONDS

fFWrnished by ". 3. Hibbs q Coz
Liberty Third AIS due 1924 ..9leo.0e
y. S. Treasury Ans due 1S4T so 1900
o. S. Treasury 8 Ks due 1855 ~ 10T .ee
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L0cAL SHOCKS

FURNISHED by w. 3. Hibbs q Col
washington Gas SIS, 5000 1O6A.
Capital Traction Co., 1O01O755, 10
@1071s. 1001O71z.
Potomac Electric IS .pfd., 401O8sS.
Washington Railway & Electric
pfd., 20@IO2
Columbia sand 4 Gravel Co. pfd..
5Ws7.
Lanston Monotype 5011s, 200
116, l0@116, 10@l16.
Mergenthaler linotype 10 o 101,
10@1O1.
PEOPLES Drug stOre1O011a1s.
National Mortgage and Investment
pfd.--40@5s.
sanitary GROCERY Co, pfd.-sO@
40, 10@12O.
After CaIl
I4anston MonOtype 10 OILS, 100
116.
washington Gas S. As1.OOo@
1864. 81
Washington Railway and Electric
4s-$5, ,O0O@ 93aS.
Capital Traction Co.--50 D107sss.
WASHINGTON Railway and Electric
4s-$3, ,00O@93ss.
washington Gas Light--10 @92N
10@S21a. 10@92%, 1O0093. SO@93.
Lanston Monotype, 2O@116.
r. E., 1st IS, $4,000 100si.
C. & p. Tel. SIS, 81, ,O00@ @1O0sk.
Fed. Amer Co. COM, 5@39.
Col. Sand & Or pfd., 20@9S; 10
O9S.
OMISSIONS
Omitted from the stock of yester-
day. Lanston Mono, 106116.
Mony call loans, 5 and s Der cent.
The Washington times., 1928-12-01
MONDAY, DECEMBER 3

YKywENTY FIRST day Stimulating vibrations tend
excite the mind body and emotions and vet throughout the
days activities, would to underlying vein q
dsfavo The morning the hour
the evenin vibrations be adverse particularly the
following 1904 1886 and 1859
evening unfayoabe for social domestic managerial
and marital affairs The favorable hours for constructive efforts
m, 539 p and 921 yet remember that
restraint and conservatism be needed 20
balance activities There danger
overdoing and also Of overeatng excepting IN the case q
the of Libra September 22 to October
81 evening being part Of the day for them
Children born today be original and nyenYe methcdcai
and stct yet in love and marriage they are likely to b nm
reliable and even unjust
bhdaySome things be concealed from You during
coming year. enthusiasm originality Of IDEAS travel
stitution
Notable Nativity-Mary Putnam, author.
11:l2 journey; to exchange
thing trade animals ca action renewal
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What Is Your Lucky Hour?
a'IAsrs 4 L. q - Pwposs aader &c SaM.
BY THE VEILED PRIESTESS


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Evening star., 1928-12-12
GOSSIP

IT is NO SECRET THAT
ANAL l6AnAT6D FILMS Inc. RECENT
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WITH AN OFFER Of 10000 ueekLT.
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However, He Is 1eD UP FOR Five
YEARS LONG6R tATH TIE FLIP
FLOP Film CO. IT is RUHoNeD
That HIS ASTUTe MANAGER,
ALoYSlUs 2 nSGINtS HAS AN ace
IN TIE HOLE, AAD NAY 1e7 SeoURe
THE RELEASE OF mr.. BONeeS
FROM The FLIP FLOP coMoeNh.
IN The neeNTne 1He ClNer1A
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WITH GREAT iNTeRsS t..
Evening star., 1928-12-12
LITTLE BENNY
By LEE PAPE.

Pop was looking at the sporting pagt
and ma was darning holes out of stock
ingS, saying, l discovered a new one
today, Willyum, found fortune teller
even better than Madam Seero.
Yee gods, more bunk, pop sed, and
ma sed, Nuthing of the kind, quite the
opposite, she red my caracter to start
of with. and my goodness you mite OF
thawt shed known me all my life, she
sed I had very trusting nature.
Considering that you went in to con-
suit her in the ferSt place, that was a
very difficult CESS. excuse me vile
smile, pop Sed, and ma Sed, wish
you'd let me finish before you get sour
castle. she Sed that altho / have an un-
usually trusting nature, my viewpoint
always changes as soon as I am con-
vinced that a person is not to be
trusted.
That's diffrent, she must be a deep
one, pop Sed, and ma Sed, I told you
she was, and another startling thing
she told me was, she sed I'm too much
inclined to worry about my weight.
now how in the weird could she of
known that?
Perhaps she's not totally blind. pop
SD. snd ma sed. Why she hardly even
looked at me, she kepp looking into a
ri Dali. sha sod my weight would
take care of myself if I stopped wor-
rying and fixed my mind on higher
things and ate one less meel a day.
And you axually payed for that? pop
sed. and ma sed, Why she's marvelliss
I tell you, she red my inmost hidden
caracter. and told me 1 wasent fern
enuff around the house and that my
husband always has his own way.
That's the last straw that tOppled over
the pack Of camels. pop sed. Always
have my own way and here in spite o.
all my clamoring its been munths since
I've had liver and onions for suppir.
he sed, and ma sed, Well there, that
just shows you how wrong you are and
how rite this fortune teller is, because
Evening star., 1928-12-12

your going to have liver and onions
tomorrow mite, so there
Wat. have you ordered it? pop sed
and ma sed, Yes, that is practically. ]
mean I'm going to order it the fers:
thing in the morning, I've had it on
my mind for 2 days, and pop sed, 3
cheers for Mrs. whatever her name is
l take it all back, she's good, she's 4
wonder. she borders on the miraculss
III remind you to telefone the butcher
before l leave in the morning.
Wich he did about times.
Evening star., 1928-11-25

Dividend the above taSe the annual cash
Unless special dyde not ncued
unit iCO shares. tParY extra 4Plys
IN stock sPlus So IN preferred stock aPn 200 81 s'9c
stock Payable when earned Payable IN cash or stock Plus
Plus $500 share in stock Plus
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Evening star., 1928-11-25
WHEAT MARKET HEAVY.

CHICAGO, November "a (SpeciaD.-
Wheat developed a heavy tone today
after a firm start. The strength in
Liverpool, due to advancing prices In
Canadian offers and the upturn In
ocean freight rates. brought commission
house buying into the pit early. There
also was some buying for foreign ac-
count. On the upturn Northwest houses
sold and there was pressure later from
local professionals. Support developed
on the dip. Closing prices were y TO
q lower and for the week "a to &
lower. December, 1.15$ to Lisa;
March, l.201a to 1.20ss; May, l.23 to
123M.
Corn was under pressure because of
the fine weather The market had
heavy tone most of the session. Buying
against indemnities was the only sup
port given the market. The close was
is to 112 lower and for the week, 4
lower. December, 841s to 84A; March,
86i4 to $685.; May. SO to 891s.
Oats were easier with corn. Shipping
sales we're 10000 bushels. The close
was "a to y lower and for the week
X to higher. December, 1914; March,
465s; May. Az.
Provisions had a weaker tone.