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[ Live News of the Business World

Report from the chief I raffle offleer of the Chicago. Milwaukee A St. Paul Railway mat ex that some recovery has undoubtedly been made In the financial position of the farmer In that territory as la evidenced by the fact that shipments of farm Implements are running at a high rate. He alao add* that the freight movement in the next few moi..hs should compare favorably with last year with a possible Increase in gross revenues. The general level of wholesale prices, as measured by the Bureau of Labor Statistics Index, after remaining unchanged for two months, declined In February to a point slightly below the low figure of 1#25. reported for last May. The greate. part of the decline last fall has been In prices of agricultural commodities. During February Industrial consumption of bituminous coal and anthracite showed a slight gait, over the previous monih. according lo the National AssoclaI Purhasing Agents. Estimated consumption was 43.747.Motor tourists from this country are estimated to have left about 3100.000.000 In Canada

A total of M40.T7S.090 In dlnary life insurance was aold In the United States In February, l>24. according to the Life Insurance Sales Research Bureau of Hartford. Conn. Thin am was 330.000.000. or 3'* liter over the Insuranee sold In February. 1035. Practically e section of the country shared In the rise. Ability of motor car companies last year to maintain proflta despite successive reductions Is only partly explained by Increased volume. Much hs* been accomplished by the Iseresslng efficiency of machinery and men. . Substantial sating* on raw materials are ako effected through concentrated buying. The prediction Is made by a leader of Ihe road-building Induatry that 31.3SO.OOO.OOO will be apent during im far hart .-oad construction In this country.

Pettit Jurors Drawn For April Court Select Last Panel Before □dredge Term Expired Sheriff James T. Hoffman and Jury Commissioner A)’red R. Smith last week drew the following veniremen, before Judge Ellredge to serve at the April term of court: William McPherson, Fishing CreekWilliam Klwell. West Cape

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H. Walker Hand. Cape May CUT. Clarence Smith, Wee May. Marian Ferguson. Ocean City. Harold Collin*. South Scat III* Stanford Vanaman. Cape May City. Arthur Hulflah. Wildwood. Joeeph D. Dowlrr. Wildwood. Parker Millar, Ocaan City. William C. Hum. Wildwood Crest. Thomsh Spencer. Wildwood. Charlen Warren. Tuekahot Coleman Norton. IHas Creek Rohert Atkinson. Court Hotiw Jaste* YVoolson. Ocean View. Jacob (landy. Jr. Burleigh Harry Colwltt. Flshln* Creek. John Solfe. Cape May City. George nTursman. Wildwood. Frank Steelman. Dennlsville. Edward Yeager. Wildwood. Harry Patt. Court House. W. II. -haw. Court Houiu-. William Scbellengar. Green Creek. Horace Rice. Swalntor. Harry VanArtadalan, Sea Isle. Fannie DenaU. Tuckahoe. Harvey Dale. Ocean City. Joseph Beostead. Cold Spring Enoch Scull, Dennlsville. Isaac Green. Wildwood. James Robblnx. Wildwood. L. 1. Timmins, Goshen. Albert D'Romtra. Cape May Point. Mrs. El wood Lake! Ocean City. El wood O. Howell. Dlaa Creek Charles Strickland. Stone Harbor.

Allen Ewing. Cape May Clly Binjamln Botarth. South Sea vllle. Emelin Palmar. Oman City. A. G. Steven*. Waet Cape May William ffrhnlder. North Wildwood. C. N Broughton. Ehtnra Levi Dlrklneon. Erma Harry Po*. Mayvllle. John Marta. Ocean City. Alfred Sapp. Tuckahoe. Harry Holmes. Cape May Clly. Chrik Uarktngp. Cape May City. Wretlry Huffman. Cold Spring. Claud.- Eldredge. Want Cape May. Theodore In-Row. Sea Ule City. Daniel I. Murray. Ocean Clly. Alllaon l.udlau. Swalnton.

Sayings of Prominent People

"If we are to flourish ax a people and uh IndlvIdualH we inuat neither waetrfully hoard nor waatefully exploit."—President Coolldge. "What really alls education I* that there la too much of Little Willie lx being fed more than he can hold."- Don Seltt. “Compared to the old day*. New York I* like a Sunday school."—"Pussyfoot" Johnaon. "Skilled mechanic* are decreasing In America at an alarm-

“The man who leaves prison loday ha* a much Alter morals." Sydney A. Mneely. The txiiavagance of the few become* the high road of the many."—Compton Markentle. Juvenile crime |a qpmmoner In dlatricta where there are no playing ground*." sir Howard Frans. "Many of ua weigh tilentUhlp with lea* rare than w.- w-nuld weigh a pound of foodstuff."— John E. White. "The thing Americanx will not devoir to art 1* time."—Emilio dr Gogorxa.

"One way. perhnp* the way. to end war is to make war unsafe for warocrata." Rabbi Wise. “Let u* raise our standard* rather tlinn lower them—a« I believe Ihe modification of :he Volstead Art would do.”—J. VKline. "Busy people are not bu«ybodtas ”—O. Herford. "No rat* of eritlea can succeed."—Dr. E. Y. Mullins.

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