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COTTON HIGHER
g.
:. BUT DULL

f. NEW YORK, Dec. 80 qN.So.
The cotton market steadied in
later dealings and advanced grad
ually to establish gains Of 20 cents
q bale throughout the list .aS early
selling pressure was absorbed,
Slightly higher Liverpool cables
brought in some buying as did the
better tone in securities and. com
modities generally.
- Trading continued at the un-
usually low ebb which has pre-
vailed for most of the past two
weeks. The trade, Liverpool and
wire houses were steady buyers
: .although not taking large quanti-
Ties. Liquidation was also light
with the South and spot houses
Contributing most of the selling.
3@There was some evening off in
tBankhead act and in an attempt
'ito set accounts straight for the
year. Sd: =,
a.. Towards noon prices were hold
sing steady. March was quoted at
;,11.28 up 4; May lib up 8: July
1896 up 4, and october 1888 up 4.
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;GRAIN FUTURES
G
!: !: HOLD FIRM

!. CHICAGO, Dec. 80 G.NSo.
JsReflecting higher cables, grain
prices here displayed firm under
oatone in dull early dealings today.
{, May wheat opened 12c higher
oGat 1924 and held around that level
awhile July reacted: to 1912, the
oprevious closing level after open
ing 9sc up at 1919.
>. May corn lowered around 6O12c
:, for a moderate gain, while oats
showed little change. During the
oefirst half hour only one trans
action was made in oats.
- Near mid-Session wheat was un-
changed to 1ac up, corn Is q 7sc
otup, oats unchanged, and rye 3s9
3-Ac up.
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Washington Stocks

r AFTER CALL
,, Washington Gas 6s B, $1,000
1oO1a.
. washington Market Storage IS,
'$1O0@99A.
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martinez. A girl of IS, who
had been for four years under
the care Of servants, good and
bad, had been the merest grist to
Bert;ne'$ mill.
Don't do that, katharine"
"Stand up straight, Katharine. "
81 declare, Victor, she's stub
born as a mule. And she never
shows the slightest sign of car
ing :"
Those had been the complaints,
down the years. No wonder Kath-
arine ha dlearned to keep her
chilish dreams, her adolescent
hurts an dimaginings to herself.
Violet Mersher came in again,
anxious for her guests comfort.
eve can see all the hill lights
from here" she said, going to
the window beside Katharine's
bed. "See, those to the right are
the windows of the Rogers place
hatnarlne eyes klHuleu.
81 was right" Violet thought.
"She does care about him."
Downstairs Lavinia admitted a
handsome, white-haired gentle
man of 5O-odd. Katharine's ia
Their.
'T'll cali Miz' Merser."
Violet came down the stairs at
that moment.
$50. Victor" she said lightly.
eve meet again."
(To be continued)
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2;''T'sN575'EW
ns1nlrsssass 81: ;;sI5;saIj

under this bedroom" said Mrs
MerSer, with her low-throated
laugh.
cts Just darling" said Katha,
Irine swiftly. $50 old and sort of
sort of finished" she finished
in adequately.
"You should have seen it when
we took it over" Mrs. Mersel
told her. "Sybil was baby then
then. We camped in the barn
that summer. Ny husband fell in
love with the place because OF
the maple trees. 1t has heaps of
drawbacks, but every time | com
plain about the plumbing and &C
to see some shining, stiff modern
house l come back loving this the
more"
She went off with a small
grimy hand in each of her can
able ones, and Katharine could
hear delighted shouts from be-
hind a closed bathroom door.
Presently two small scrubbed
faces, with shining locks brushed
back, appeared in her doorway.
Good night, Miss Katharine.
Sybil says pleasant Dreams"
Diana came to stand by her
bedside, straight and tall in faded
blue paiamas.
Mummy saws We nav tell yo,l
GOOD night. Will it bother you ?"
The soft little voice, the lam
bent, eager eyes stirred Kath-
arine.
"Of course not"
Diana perchcd, bird-like, on
the dressing table stool.
"Do you care for children?
Some people don't very much.
had a teacher who didn't but she
was moved to another school.
Don't you think that was a
break?"
Mummy says you're not to
talk slang" said Svbil, coming
gravely to stand Mt her elders
side. She was adorable in her
thin one-piece paiama suit, print
ed all over with yellow and Law
ender Charlie Chaplins.
you're darlings." katharine
said, in a rush. She didn't feel
ct all cool and stiff and diff
dent, as she usually did with new
acGuaintances. I'm afraid I'm
nutting your mother to the most
dreadful trouble, running her out
of her room and all"
ooh, that's perf'ly all right, "
said Diana seriously. "You see,
Daddy's away on his western trip
right now so she often sleeps in
the guest room to be near us.
Lavinia's downstairs, and some
times Sybil gets scarcely in the
night"
you're the one that gets
scarcely" said Sybil scornfully.
"Children, children, come along
You'll wear Miss Katharine out. "
Yes, this was the sort of room
Katharine would have liked to
fall asleep in when child. with
some wise, kind, soft-voiced per
son to twitch the covers straight
and bring her a drink Of water.
"Tell me good night, again,
Mummy" SYPHILIS voice.
1t made Katharine ache to think
how much she'd missed. Berthe
had meant well, but Berthe was
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| bemused. There was a subtle
singing in her blood: her pulses
: thudded
"He'll be all right out there IL
the country" Michael said ab,
sently.
You like dogs, don't you?"
yep" Michael confessed, smil
! ing that altogether charming
smile of his that lightened the
sterness Of his face and illumined
his eyes.
Il never had one," Katharine
confessed.
'Never did," He sat on the
arm of the chintz-covered chain
Mrs. Merser had lately occupied
There was nothing, Katharine
thought inconcruous about this
tall, lean young man in this al
together feminine room. He fit
ted in nicely, easily. Michael
Heatheroe might be poor but, no
matter what Berthe might say,
: he was the stuff gentlemen were
made of
Never had a dog?" he de-
manded, aghast.
"No. Ny stepmother doesn't
like them"
'Rotten shame" he contribute
ed.
81 always wanted a Carin,'
! Katharine confessed. CATER nv
mother died | had a puppy. He
he was run over"
Queer that she should be tell
ing him this! She had never
talked about Deggie to anyone
before.
| Mrs. Merser came back into
the room. patient satisfactory"
, ooh, she's a wonder" said Mi
lchael. cts a great relief to
know that she's all right"
The sun slipped behind the line
of hills to the southwest as he
went down the stair, so that the
brightness of the day actually
faded with his going. Katarine
{could hear him chatting the two
little girls in the garden as he
passed. He was nice with chill
Idren; some men were.
'I'm coming riding some day"
small Sybil called.
"You do that" Michael told
her.
Then he was gone. You could
hear the sound of his old car, the
broken-down one he had bought
! Mt that filling station for $25,
chugging away down the road to-
ward the town.
"He seems a nice boy" said
Violet Merser, strengthening pill
lows. She was thinking that the
girl looked as if a lamp had been
| lighted behind those dark, long
lashed eyes of hers. Or could she
be imagining it? 1t would be
rather difficult if Victor Stryk-
bursts daughter were to fall in
love with nobody-a hard-work-
ing young Lochinvar who had rid
den out of the west.
"Want anything before ! mar
shall my two whirlwinds to bed?'
Katharine shook her head. "Not
thing, thanks"
"Well then, I'll leave you for
a bit. Ring the bell if you need
anything. Lavinia will hear. The
quaint wav this house is arrang-
ed, the kitchen iuts out just
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voices and their bright eyes. Svbi
was the little one-she was 8
WIN rosy small face framed i
Ahce.ln- Wonderland hair Dian;
was Just past 10, slim and sturd,
on straight little legs, her brow
eyes alert and wistful at once
M lS,ne could bear them
mummy, you're lamb" Mummy
ms IS such a good supper" Yes
TINS was the sort of house Kath
arine would have liked to have
grown up in. ~ "''
And then Michael came.
III go down." Violet Mersel
said. Its that young manNtb;
riding club owner. I'm not sure
of his name" 7'''
Hes Michael Heatheroe, saif
the girl family. She gave III,
isyllables an upward flick, like :
careSS.
ooh" Violet Merser widerel
her eyes at the tone. "Do Won
want to see him."
Color washed across Katharine,
face like a tide, leaving her mut,
and helpless. "I-I don't know ;
The older woman's gaze wa,
touched with compassion. anC
with something else, perhaps. She
had heard Bertine's fretful voice
a few hours before.
perhaps it would be wise
He's been ringing up all dav
, Guess he's been fearfully wor
lried."
IF YOU think it would be al
right -
"Of course, do"
Michael had to stoop his heac
a trifle to enter the door. There
was the girl in the bed, the white
plain coverlet twitched straigh
over the outline of her slim
shape; there was Violet Merser
tall, dark-eyed, sympathetic.
"Miss Strykhurst is lust splen
Ibid" said Violet Merser easily
'I'll go speak to Lavinia for
moment. Those little Indians o
mine have gone off the reserva
tion."
She was gone, with fain
rustic of silk like whisper o.
like a kiss
Lace rose and fell with thu
ouickening of Katharine's breath
Michael in her room, and sh'
alone. How strange life was.
You're all right?"
''Of course. The doctor ran il
again. He said l can get abou
tomorrow"
Gust a bit of a shock?'
Just that. l guess"
Gosh" confessed Michael youth
fully. "You don't know what {
load that takes off my mind"
Katharine allowed herself the
ghost of a smile.
"She's sent the dog away" he
ventured further.
Mrs. Merser? Yes, I knew
The children were heart-broker
about it"
Little devil" said Michae
|thoughtfully, of the terrier.
ooh, the poor thing didn't mean
to be mischievous. He was only 9
puppy" Katharine wasn't con-
|scious of the meaning of the
words. She only knew she had to
say something, while Michael con-
tinued to stare at her like man
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signed. This April 20, 1885. +:
CARRIE WILLIS, Executive.
4-29-Mon-6tp
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as the admin
istrator of the estate of Mrs. Car
oline Josephine Johnson, deceased,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to pre-
sent them to the undersigned on Or
before May 9th, 1896, or this mo-
tice will be pleaded in bar of re-
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make set
Element with the undersigned.
This May 6, 1885.
A. R. JOHNSON, Adm. Z.
5-6-Mon6tp ....
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EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE

Having qualified as executrix of
the estate of Oren Willis, de-
ceased, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
to present them to the under
signed on or before April 20,
1896, or this notice will be plead.
ed in bar of recovery. Persons in
debted to said estate will make
settlement at once with the under.
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ROOFING.

ROOFING. Composition roofing
raising in price. Let US furnish
you with Certain-teed compost
ton shingles and roll roofing.
SIX cedar air dried shingles.
Wheeling channel drain. Cop
rloy extra heavy pure zinc
coated. 5-V galvanized roof
ing and tin shingles. Hender-
sonville Supply and Coal Com
pany. Everything in the build
ing line. Lenox Park. Phone
500.
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SPECIAL

SPECIAL SALE Boucles for
Knitting and Crocheting, S2.95
and 1895 per 2-pound boxes.
These are wholesale prices for
quick sale. Mountain Indus
tries, 12O Fifth avenue west.
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ON ENFORCED DIET

PORTLAND, Ore. (UP)-John
Anderson lost his false teeth when
he took a spill while ski-jumping
on Mt. Hood. He is waiting until
the snow melts to recover them.
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COUPLE WANT JOBS as cook
and chauffeur. Will STAY on
place or leave town. Good ref
erences. Phone 476-J.
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CRAZY CRYSTALS soc and ST,
Russian mineral oil, pts, 29c,
Wine Cardui &c, milk mag
nesia, pts, 29c, listerine, large,
soc, Black Draught 15c. Freeze
Drug Company.
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LIBERAL. DIVIDENDS will be
distributed June 30th to share
holders in First Federal Saw
ings & Loan Association ASK
about it.
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HAVE YOU eyes tested and fit
ted with correct glasses by
registered optometrix. Leona
Allen Young, next door to
State Trust Co.
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WE BUY USED FURNITURE.
Reliable Furniture Company,
opposite courthouse. Call ALL
w.
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WANTED-Used electric range.
Call 247-J. S34 Fifth avenue
west.
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CASE RIDING CULTIVAToRS.
Special prices. Good cultivation
means good crops. Wade King,
at Pace Heating and Plumbing
Co, opp. city hall. Phone 1l5-*
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BUSINESS firms will find a sull
line of office supplies at Bak-
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firm supply your need. .
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WANTED-House from June 20
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servant. No children or dogs.
Write B. X. Bobo, Lyon, Miss
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
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SCREENING TIME is HERE.
Let 9us repair your old ones or
make new ones for you. Rigby-
Morrow Company. Lumber,
Builders SUPPLIES, Millwork,
4th avenue east. Phone 81.
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WE PAY CASH for good used
furniture. Call No. 6. Brun-
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prcIN HERE TODAY

K.tbarine Straykhurst, beauti-
ful. 20, is restless and discomfort
aJ with the useless round OF So
eia1 activities that make up her
he She rides daily with Mlchaei
He,tberoe, who runs a riding
club. ..,a .lso
Eenrolls at the club for rldins les
Zos Parker, Katharine's friend
sent to Europe to forge a loNe
,ffa;r with Gibbs Larkin, returns
She persists in seeing Gibbs IN
snite of her parents objections,
Katharine, riding with Michael
/ = thrown from her horse. 'ShocS-
"A hut not seriously injured she
i taken 20 the nearbv home OF
Violet Merser. In the evening
! Michael comes to see her.
/ NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER y
h lone. shadows lay across Nlo-
LOT SIerser's old-fashioned garden
when Michael Heatheroe, brave
in cray tweeds. his stern young
fac Sunbrowned and anxious
.fabove the criSpnesS of linen, came
70 ;nouire for Katharine.
The girI, living limp amidst pill
.EIows in the cool of the low-celled
inner room. heard his step on
/ the porch. heard the slow roll of
I | avinia's hearty African laughter
lin answer to his voice.
Mrs. Nerser was established in
ono corner of the white-curtain-
cd room with a book. Katharine
had been doing. Far below, in
! the fields. the faintest shouts OF
/ the children could be heard. They
had been cautioned to be quiet
while Miss Strykhurst slept.
| Katharine. with a faint smile
/ curving her lips. had listened to
their chatter as they had had
their supper on a rustic table in
the garden. Funny. she had al
WAYS had an idea she wouldn't
care for children. but these lit
tie Merser girls were rather dar-
Iings. with their eager, crisp
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OWNERS of Norge Rollator Re-
refrigerators report that Rollator
refrigeration actually saves
. in refrigeration cost and m
food cost-up to 81 a month.
Rrunson Furniture Company.
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PAY YOUR TAXES with bonds.
County, city and street assess
ments' at a big discount. Phone
so. o. Roy Keith. Real Estate,
American Bank Bldg.
Evening star., 1935-07-08
NAVY Department
ASKS $1,890,000
District and Virginia to Get Funds
for Yards and Docks
Projects.

Navy Department requests for work
relief funds, totaling $3.50, 900 for yards
and docks projects in the District
Of Columbia, and $1,260,000 in Vir-
glnia, were announced today by the
division of applications and informa-
tion. In addition, the Interior De-
partment applied for $4,000 to en-
large. color and frame photographs
and Oil paintings of national park
scenes to decorate Federal buildings
and for exhibits.
The expenditures requested for the
District include the following projects:
Construction Of separate sewer sys-
tenn at Navy Yard, $4,000; mod
ernization of plumbing, sanitation and
ventilation at Navy Yard, 100000;
repairs to inside and outside electric
circuit at the Naval Observatory.
$50; ordnance storage building and
accessories at Navy Yard, $3.50, 900:
for Photographic laboratory and
Astrological observatory building ut
the Anacostia Naval Air Station,
$4,000
At the Marine Corps flying field,
Quantico, Va, the department Is
proposing to spend $4,000 for air
craft storage buildings and $102, 900
for an administration building. Other
projects planned include 100000 at
Portsmouth for modernizing the
plumbing at the Norfolk Navy Yard
and the following expenditures at
the Norfolk Naval Operating Base !:
$l8o,000 for q general maintenance
shop building. 100000 for construc-
ton Of receiving station and barracks
building and $l08,0O0 for reconstruc-
ton of surface drainage systems.
Evening star., 1935-07-08
S1,619,100 SOUGHT
FOR HIDDEN WATER
Bureau of Mines Would Explore
Subterranean Resources to
Avoid Droughts,

An allotment of SI,619,10O to ex-
plore, measure and chart the Nations
subterranean water resources, espe-
cially in dust and drought-stricken
areas, so as to guard against water
famines, was being sought today by
the Bureau of Mines of the Interior
Department.
In its request to the Division Of
Applications and Information Of the
works program the bureau declared
that location of underground water
supplies Is badly needed in many
parts Of the country. Geophysical
methods must be employed, 1t was
stated, for the exploration in districts
where direct geological methods can
not be used successfully.
The Geophysical Section Of the
Bureau of Mines has had successful
experience in locating water-bearing
gravel beds in arid regions Of Nevada
and other sections. The general ef-
fectiveness Of geophysical exploration
also has been demonstrated in To-
eating water in Australia, South
Africa and elsewhere.
The project is sponsored by the
Water Resources Section of the Ma
tional Resources Board as q way Of
opposing the severe droughts that
have occurred in the West and South.
Evening star., 1935-07-08
YOUTH INSTITUTE
TO OPEN JULY 15
Results Expected to Be oil
Value to 2,20O Catho-
lie Organizations.

Results OF the National Youth In
stitute, to be held July 1927 at the
National Catholic School Of Social
Service, are expected to be of value
to 1900 afiiliated organizations of the
National Council Of Catholic Women
and other similar bodies, many OF
which will be represented, it was an
nounced today.
The Institute will bring together
the leaders Of all the National Catho-
lie organizations and agencies, who
will seek to coordinate work in behalf
Of the young women in the fields of
education, recreation and employ.
ment Miss Anne Sarachon Hooley,
president of the National Council Of
Catholic Women Is to take an active
part in the program.
Among the Government officials
who will participate in the discussions
are Miss Josephine Roche, Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury and director
of the new Federal youth movement; !;
Aubrey williams. co-director of the
youth movement; Miss Katherine
Lenroot, director Of the Children's
Bureau. Department of Labor; Miss
Mary Anderson, director Of the wom-
ems Bureau. and Miss Ella Gardner,
recreation specialist.
Evening star., 1935-07-08
PUBLIC WELFARE BOARD
TO MEET AT OCCOQUAN

The Board of Public Welfare and
its departmental executives will hold
their quarterly meeting at the Dis
trict Work House. Occoquan, tomor-
row and discuss "The Administration
of Social Justice"
Inspector Frank 8. w. Burke will
speak on the maintenance Of order
and the apprehension Of criminals;
Assistant United States Attorney John
w. Fihelly will discuss bringing Of
tenders to justice; M. M. Doyle, vice
president of the board, will speak on
commitment and probation: DR.. F. L.
Bixby, assistant director Of the Bu-
reau Of Prisons, will speak on cor
rectional institutions and their in
mates, and Ray Huff, parole executive
Of the Department of Justice, will dis
cuss the return Of convicts to the COM
munity.
Frederick w. McReynolds, chair
man Of the board, will lead the discus
sion. Luncheon will be served.
Evening star., 1935-07-08
FOREIGN.
GRAND JURY HOLDS MAN
WHO ADMITS SLAYING

Andrew Chambers, 81. colored, of
80 G street. was held for action Of
the grand jury today when he ad-
mitted Before q coroner's jury the
fatal shooting of Jay Nicholson, ~,
colored, of 46 r street, July s.
Chambers told the jury he had
shot Nicholson when the latter en-
tered his home after throwing brick
through q window. He testified he
then called the police and Nichol-
son was taken. to Casualty Hospital,
where he died the following day.
In another case today the jury ex-
onerated Wilbur Clifton, IL colored,
Of 1773 Willard street, Of any blame
In the death of Kate Evans, IS, also
colored. who died in Gallinger Hos
pita1 June ~ Of injuries received
when she was struck by Citizens
bicycle at Fifteenth and 8 streets
June Is.