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MOCL’I‘RIE, 0a.. 1\
rains in the tobacco b
worth hundreds of thou
lars to growers this w-::
3 3 FT. WOFTF. May 15.--steers fed
‘ on when seed cake in this section
are 4, to 5 ‘wceks ahead or the and-
7min tnttene‘d last year. so rs:- as
condition.“ concerned- Bic-e steers
‘ will therefore moye to market early 31‘ 9 now assured of m: \ie
"a" m .15.—-¥Omclals _
r‘uent' votgAwCIilture _ .
by that the. “cutting“‘do‘wn
ligand costly death rate
so u; livestock is one of the
bléms which Qhe farmer
l§0 himself. Avowlng that the
nst s11 animal‘s » aljife is
thukhcdby.Anwngewnutbvnb'fhumaslhInboundlflufl Manama Phoneg'uu.
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vuesronvrnusFAn
_ who came from the war
5 mm wounded in 8191772 than bad!!-
3&0 discloses her intention 0f
' My Volomn to her best friend,
M Maw-ray, who was hon-I'M
at an idea.
’ My, Leo aliases the chew
,-n1 to Calais where her lover is
igniting. and they make 017 for 0
“amp in Switzerland together.
CHAPTER Ill
'3 Leo ma Val both possessed that
' we gm for turning ordinary
“to into adventure. ordinary sit—
iusuons into humor-a sun that
M the heart young, and is born
. ‘with one. not acquired. Happiness
been not bubble up within their
as a spring fuming streams,
. which they and all those
"ground them are gully whirled: it
b a placid dipping into other wells
lot approved and conventional de-
.. 5.331311. . . . _
~ " The remainder of the Journey to
7m ‘bee-eautiful place" consisted
:m rapturous reminiscences. Every
mt incident was raked back from
dead ashes into life again. To the
“Thanks." She hushed softly.
‘I mite thought it was a lake!" _
But be had turned own! such.
and was going with «summary
intensity at the water. She glsnoed
at his profile. knowing wall his
quick changes of mood: than she
surrendered herself once more to
the scene unioldlng at such turn.
. . .Latsr.thsnncredrewupst
an old chalet whose dark wooden
walls were nearly hidden by yvls-
taria and clematis. "1wa {small
hotel or pension. managed by a
Frenchwoman widow-ed in thewar
They had only time to change
and hurry down to dinner. where,
none of the other visitors being
English, they found themselves in
a pearliarly- delightful state of iso-
lation at their little tsblo.’ Val‘s
silent mood quickly changed to one
of reckless vivacit'y. Ho concocted
outrageous stories about everybody
within his line of vision. stud met
their admiring glances with his in.
motions. sidelong little smile. Leo
kicked his i00t. each time.
“You look like Mcpmstopheles
withwt his cloak! Val. how did
you hear of such a perfect little
place?"
“From my 'lsolde.’
her honeymoon here.”
3 ”Do they know who you are?"
“No. Who am I? My secreisry
fixed -it all up. He is discretion
personified.”
“Them-it fliey don't know you.
She spent
nine of “Do you remember?"
why does everybody stare—— Ob,
. 'l -— -- I couldn't bear it." Hor words were barely audible: In them
' were the sound of tearo—tho first tom ho had ever heard there.
Tho train mated through mead~
Mdhherwclcometotheglzmts
AfterafimmLeo
.5 Md her face and suited. “Small
3‘! "15pm,“ she cried. “Isn't it
2 And look at those nutty
‘usfli ckmds chsmnz cum ofluu
' thatmountsin——ah' tliotim
willreachthetppilrst. Damn!
” ”.sre going round a corneH
8801! its” 119—"
d pnllgd her back to the sent
his side. “Yonwillbeoflinone
. ' in s minute,” he observed.
youwu'oakl‘ddy. dldyou
'Mmematmesoulsotpeo-
whodisd went away in the
l"
“No. Why! maven?“
>110 nodded; lsnghing. “Same
ins."
«no bad canon uhnsuafly snooty?”
‘ thisdidnotmprhoumcwing: _
.r-her on static of caustics»
'hzvingbeoumetoocbmnictm
«Ashe broke the silenci
Val. stop giving the glad eye to
or notion as the stark and
wwwmaimm
lifted her head and W in
are missing this morning. .ysil
Wind’s up?" ,,
shall we do today?" ,
“Today we really begin. Yogurt
day 'wss only the intram-
the overture. to use words you will
:mdpst'and."
, “l haven lsriger vocsbulsry—J
"The curtain is up. and the opera.
now commences. Audience is there-
tore requested to cough. Do you
ever feel nervous, at that point.
Val?" .
, "When the audience coughs!“
“Oh. yea.
idiot!"
Val had come downstairs with
the brink determination o! 2n man
who has himselt well in hand. but
is fatally conscious of the loot. At
the unconscious irony of her unco-
tion. he laughed.
‘I b. Very—somedmcs. m
shall be the first scene?"
“Let's just rumble all day so we
used to do. And let’s be utterly
senseless. asweusedtobo. There
issgralnoisenseinyoursyo,
this morning. which is untsmiiisr.
Kindly expunge it.‘
“‘As we used to bo’l" he echoed.
looting across at the radiant. sun-
kissedflsureinltswhitefrockm
we could only go back to it
eyes of surprise. "But we on
back! That's just the joy d—
this. What is the matter? Have
you remembered an unpaid bill?
You were always forgetting then.
and having shocks—"
“M's ll." he 1mm bib
terly. “The same old unpaid bill.
Ono mistake—and the bill haul
“Let's start. shall we! lwnntto
wub—keopumving. . . . Arum
ready!!!
mounuhodhorcnfloo.tbonpt
up. "I'llmsbonttbolnncb—J
“Ob—mustwobothcfl'
you stick it!“ she asked impulsive-
ly. “Can't you rid—can't you get
free?" ‘ ~
Ho kicked s arcane any with
an impatient toot. “No; or do
you think l'd hesitate! She doesn't
want treedom. This—pays her hot-
And she has adopted the
lonelywomsn pose—misunderstood.
tied to an actor-rotten You know
the stunt? It's very telling.“
Leo gave s gurglo of rage. “I!
is so very unfair!"
Ho lsughod mirthlomly. . “I sup-
pose there is no such thing so inso-
dom in this lilo. 11 we are not
~shackledinonowsy.wosroin
another. And the worst shook!“
dollars thosetoourowncunod
selves. I'm only dreelng myr-
what‘s it calledT—woird. That's
all.”
“But you didn’t know! You
decpwaftsotsemdair.'“(llod-"
"Nothing. I slept badly. What V
' " doing it by drawing
yes—you hopeless
His tone caused her to open wide "
~cboice sections hoxe tripled.
didn't know! You did what seemed ,
' spcusl correspondent or
The Evening Sentinel. , _
their 11W wares before ‘
”k. v, The south is 60-,
log it t '
Southern Expo“tioni here and tun
tourists for
personal lumetion. Each is going
on the theory that since America is
the greatest investor is the world.
Americans should not only buy Am-
erican made goods but secure Ain-
erlcan investments.
There is no doubt that the South-
ern Exposition has made a thorough
impression on northern investors
and msnufscturers. Methods of tex-
tile manufacture showmbavo been s.
revelation to some or the New Eng.
land mill owners. The latter make
no bones at ssying tht the dialed!-
ties of Fall River and other good
producers is traceable directly to
antiquated machinery and methods.
Perhsps the greatest incentive
presented to msnutncturers at the
exposition. however, has been the
outline ot hydro electric powpr m~
toms and expositions of the possible
super power hook ups which not
only assure a. continuous and de-
pendnblo supply of electric energy
but makes it available at. a. reason-
able price.
and east. manufacturing is on the
decline. Here,for example.. indus-
tries which formerly flourished
have moved sway. Property torm-
eriy occupied by tactorles' and
warehouses has become so valuable
that its owners cannot Mord to do-
voie it to manufacturing and stor-
age purposes. The supply or labor
which formerly clustered about
such factories also has been com.
pelied to move for otmilsr reasons.
The Southern Exposition baboon
specially designed in some ways to
show the transportaion facillics.
supplies of raw waterline and avail-
ability of labor which are at the dis-
possl of northern manufacturers
who move south. Port and terrain-
sl- facilities us being explained at
length to prospective builders of
southern plants. ‘ ‘
, Perhaps so much attention has
been attracted by the availsbility of
raw materials.“ by any ether foa-
turo presented by ’tho southerns.
There now is in course of construc-
tion in Alabama. one hotel annex of
12 stories every bit of raw material
for which with the exception of
some builder-r hardwsre such as
door knobs and locks was produced
and fabricated. within 15 miles of
the building snd ms delivered in
trucks.
As is natural. the southern resi-
tors are busily explaining the pitch
pect- tor immediate building of
profits in southern lauds. One of
the first bond issues to be altered
northern investors secured by Flo-
rida. real estate was marketed
Wednesday in this city. Northern
buyers are also taking a keen in.
terest in :5". development of the
Gulf; Coast oi Louisiana nhich is
going through an excitement such
as struck Florida is your ago. Sales
in the territory around Gultport in
the lustnthree months have exceed-
ed 815,000,000 and value- in many
with
bench rront lots selling around $200
to 8950 a front foot.
California. and Florida
taught northern real
hsvl
estate men
in some of the cities or the north
in June.
something. about selling land and
their innuom is already oboervsbrs
in the mm in Which develop-
rooms are .b‘elng handled in the su-
-fburbm sections tributory to this
city. ,
. The lamination is resulting in the.
formation of scores 0! new but.
ness alliances especially those de-
signed to open- wider markets for
southern fruit, vegetables and csu- ; '
nod goods.‘
5 Business Topics
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Special
. _
New-pepsi- saver-using promises .to
be active and widespread during-tho
coming fall and winter. according
to H. S. Gardner. president oi! the
Amorlcsu Aucclstlon of Advertis-
lug Agencies Which hos just closed
its session hero with the Associated
Advertising Clubs 0: the World. He
added. however. that schedules toe
day pointed to the usual period oi
summer dullness.
"Fall sdvcrtising will stsrt culls:-
thsn in 1924." he said. "Summer
advertising is always light and this
summer promises to run true to
-x‘orm. But, ‘scbodules point to a"
very good mr sud winter volume
which undoubtedly will equal that
of last year."
The presence of the advertising
men here is reflected in the heavy
increase in display advertising in
Houston papers.» Daily editions this
week are running from 32 to ‘8
pages with a hens-y volume of for~
clgn advertising.
' Commodity Notes
AUTOMOBILES.
DETROIT. my 15.—-'1'he April
soles of Chevrolet exceeded those of
any previous month. totaling 53,376
cars and trucks. Chevrolet stocks
avenge less {bun four car-sper- desi-
er. Production last month was 53..
288.
CLEVELAND. May Iris—Tho Fish.
or Body company of Ohio will erect
a. 8:50.000‘sddltlon to its press room
iu‘tlio metsl division. ’
muss.
ATLANTA. MI! 15—7110 first
Georgia peaches to move in csrlosd
lots started North this wool: and
were well up to mum in site. col-
or and flavor. Hundreds of. cars of
the Mayflower variety will move in
the next week from the Fort Valley
belt. Thousands of corn luvs been
concentrated to move the crop
Vomptly.
NEW YORK. my lS.——Tbe first
shipments of Georgia. pouches chang-
ed hands here at $1.50 a carrier con-
taining six four-curt baskets.
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LUMBER.
NEW ORLEANS bisy 15 .—-Orders
at Southern Pius Ascocistion mills
last week declined 8.1 per cent. to
79,800,000 feet: shipments decreased
8. 7 per cent. to 7.8 000. 000. and pro.
duction tell off 1.! per cent. to 78.-
000. 000. Unlined orders total 239,-
500,000 feet.
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SEATTLE. May 15.--’l‘he Masks
Steamship compsny steamer Oduns
has loaded the final steel shipment
for thirty bridges to replsco wooden
mill is on 54-hour basis. although
structures on the Alaskan railroad.
pings hers!
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