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her. When the thing blows over we'll
let her CO." ~
Leave me out Of the job" growled
Spike bluntly.
seagrue sprang to his feet-he was
O powerful man-and grappled with
the convict. The two struggled Not
a word was spoken. Only the grunt-
ing and gasping Of a life,and.death
grapple, the Slipping. gripping and
scuflling of two erraged men. with Lug
and Bill looking on, broke the silence
of the room. Spike gradually bore his
enemy backward and downward. Lug
and Bill jumped in to help Seagrue.
Spike, shaking himself free from the
three, whirled into a corner and caught
up a chair. Lug jumped for a gun.
Spike, with the strength of giant.
smashed the heavy chair across the
table, shivering 1t to splinterS and,
raising piece of it as club, sprang
for the door. IN brain the one that
LAYS a hand on me-" he cried. Stand
back"
Helen, next morning in her Office,
was getting ready to take the train.
Seagrue overnight had outlined his
scheme to his two men, and. directing
them how to work, told them that after
they had secured Helen he would pick
them UP with his automobile at Mile
Post 149. With this understanding, he
drove away in his car. The two men
went to the train.
Had they been more alert rs they.
walked down the street, they might
have seen Spike l0unging ON q corner.
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train going to Las Vegas was standing
on the passenger track. Storm ran to
the caboose and explained his anxiety
to the train crew, who were prompt to
make ready to aid him. They pulled
out with storm in the cab to scan the
right Of way.
In Seagrue's machine Lug and Bill
opened Helen's satchel. They found
big package of letters. and believed
they had in them the contracts.
Helen. in the rush of cold air, had
begun to revive. AS precaution to
prevent her giving any alarm though
machines were sufficiently scarce ON
the desert-Lug took Helen's ,handker.
chief from her satchel. tied it roughly
over her mouth, laid her on the seat.
cautioned her harshly and covered
her with steamer rug.
Travelling at q breakneck pace oyer
the broad expanse Of sand, the car
was entering Las Vegas. when, cross
ing one Of the village streets without
lessening speed. the driver, almost
knocked man down. Indeed. but for
a smart jump, the pedestrian would
have been killed. He turned with q
suppressed curse and looked angrily
after the car that had so nearly struck
him. The occupants he did not recog-
nize; they shot by too fast. But q
handkerchief had CHANGED to fall from
the car at his feet. Spike never neg
lected investigating anything that fell
in his way. He picked the handker-
chief up and walked ON, still at inter-
walls looking back.
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hated to hurt his feelings, She gave
him her, hand for an instant and hur.
ried, laughing, into the Office.
Rounding the corner Of the station,
Spike ran into the station baggage.
man. What town Is this, mister?" he
demanded. ,s
Vegas" answered the railroad man
shortly. A feeble grin overspread
Spikes battered features.
! Seagrue had brought to the desert
with him from his camp two rogues
whose names had gradually been re-
duced by bad spelling and hard knocks
to "Bill'' and Lug" The pair were
in his rooms with him when he asked
whether Spike had come on the pas;
senger train.
Bill was looking from the window at
the moment and answered, That looks
like Spike down street, now"
In q few moments more Spike had
found his way to the rendezvous Sea-
grue, impatient as always, demanded
to Know as soon as he entered the
room what had kept him.. Spike told
his story, or at least such part Of 1t as
he deemed it wise to tell, and, turning
the tables on Seagrue. asked what was
up. Seagrue told him Of the right,of-
way contracts expected the following
day by Rhinelander.
What Of It 2. demanded Spike.
1--WE must get them" announced Sea-
grue, bluntly.
Who's we?" inquired Spike, impu-
IDENTITY.
"You!" returned Seagrue with as
much insolence as he could throw into
one word. Spikes sullenness angered
him and he continued to explain, but
In no very amiable tones: 1T means
the big end of the job for Rhinelander
If those contracts reach him; whereas,
If get hold of them, we can tangle
him up worse than ever
Spike spoke up with a new and sud.
den energy: "You can't get those con-
tracts. The girl is taking them to-
Rhinelander tomorrow"
How do you know that?"
Il saw the package in her hands, not
I. ten minutes ago" ,.o
Seagrue knit his brows for mo.
ment. Il guess there's one way to get
Them" he said. looking hard at Spike
and from him to the two lesser lights.
Wen have to get Helen''.~r ''. -,
Then can tell you," 'blazed Spike.
"you don't get them Seagrue looked
ut his tool In amazement. The con-
vict's face darkened. 1.-The man that
harms that girl"-he raised his voice
ominously-"r eckons with me-" He
registered an oath with his threat. "Tll
tear his head from his shoulders
"You fool" stammered Seagrue. mo
body means to hurt her. Well carry
her off and take the contracts from
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PAGE SEVEN

j. II. Macumber, of Waterloo spent
Thursday night and Friday at the Ben
Bidtack home, talking over old times.
v MI. and Mrs August Schultz arc
the proud parents OF little son, born
Saturday, April Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thompson enter.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bidlack and
Harold at dinner Sunday.
rs Mr. and Mrs. John Calvin and son.
Russell, and Robert Hird. of Manila.
were callers at the Simmerman home
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson and lit
tie son were guests at the Wiley Good.
enough home in Manila Sunday.
g Will Miller, of South Dakota, spent
few days last week at the home OF
his father, C. H. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Quantz and fam
lily visited Sunday at the home of her
brother, Robert Somervillc, near AS.
pinwall.
! Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gidlack and lit
tie babe were guests at the Mrs. Mary
Simmerman home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. VroOman spent
Sunday at the Chauncey Sleister home
visiting with Mrs. Vrooman's sister.
Miss Lydia, who returned from the
hospital at Manning last week. I.
'.-
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Reaching the station, where the train
had already arrived. they decided to
make the hind end of the abserva-
ton car But as the train started
party Of people came out on the OBJ.
servation platform, and the two men
skunk around to the other side Of the
train. KS
AS soon as they had got their bear
ings, Lug, taking coil of rope that
Bill had brought, threw 1t over the
top. of the car, where It caught and
hung on one of the gas cocks. Test.
ing the nope carefully, the two be-
came satisfied it would hold and, one
following the other, they climbed from
below to the top of the train. When
the train, reached Arden station they
were relieved to see the people at the
end Of the; car leave, and when the
train was once more under way and
the station disappeared from view,
Seagrue's roadster appeared on the
desert.
Lug lowered himself down the side
Of the car. Inside. Helen was reading
quietly when Lug's hand, holding a
handkerchief saturated with chloro.
form, was thrust through tho window
and despite her struggles Helen soon
was overpowered.
With quick word to Bill, above.
Lug scrambled into the car. He placed
Helen, now unconscious, in a sitting
position and ran to the hind end to
look for the machine. 1t had ovev-
hauled the train and was speeding be-
side it along the highway. Lug waved
to the driver to come on. Returning
to the car, he motioned to, Bill to help
him carry Helen out. The two men
picked her up and took her to the. plat
form. How to transfer her to the mo-
torcar was problem that might have
given pause to more clever men. Lug
intended at first to throw the helpless
girl from the platform into the ma
chine, but this he discovered would
never do-the distance was too great.
Bill, an old sailor. came to the res
cue with another arrangement. In 9
jitfy he had dashed Helen into, q kind
Of cradle in the middle Of the long
rope, and, throwing one end to the
driver, shouted to him to make 1t fast.
The latter, when he caught the line.
hitched it to the side Of his car. and
with the motor and the train still at
high speed, Lug, on the rope, went
hand over hand down to the motorcar.
Loosening the hitch. he then drew in
the rope, while Bill. on the platform.
carefully paid out and Helen was
transferred, uninjured, from the train
to the machine.
Once within the motorcar. Helen
was unceremoniously dropped to the
bottom and left there, while the ma
chine was turned around and her cap
tors whiskcd back for Las Vegas with
her.
Storm, by this time, had left the con.
struction camp and was waiting at
Baird for the train bearing Helen. The
train drew in And 1tdpped. To Storms
surprise and disappointment, not q SOL
itary passenger got of. He accosted
the conductor: Helen Holmes was
coming UP today. Where is she?"
The conductor looked down the plat
form. she certainly was on the
train" he declared, puzzled. Il saw
her Just before We got to Arden"
Storm, the trainfnan following,
walked hastily through, the coaches.
Helen was not to be found. A freight
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oRIa1NAx Nof1cR.


In the District Court of Iowa, in and
for Crawford -COunty.-At the Septem-
Der Term, 191S.-Original Notice.
j. b. Gardner,
Thomas kroger and Christina kroger.
To the Defendants Thomas kroger and
s, Christina lSroger. Above Named:
You are hereby notified that there Isl
now on file in the office of the clerk of
the district court of Iowa, in and for
Crawford county. petition by the
plaintiff demanding Judgment against
you for the sum Of fifty-three and So
100 dollars (S53.5O. together with inter
est. costs and attorneys fees on account
of your certain promissory not for that
amount, made and delivered to the
plaintiff j. b. Gardner, Under date of De-
cember 18th. 1900, and that a writ of at
tachment, has issued in said action and
notice of garnishment has been served
upon one Frank Proescholdt as executor
of the estate of Catharina Ablas, de.
ceased. and that unless youiappear there
to and defend on or before noon of the
second day of the next term of said dis
trict court, to be held at Denison, Iowa,
commencing on the 5th day Of Septem-
Der. 1916. default will be entered against
You and Judgment rendered thereon.
Dated this 25th day of March, 1916.
SIMS & KUEHNLE,
.13-4t Attorneys for Plaintiff,
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&. In the war bulletins, when the enemy
retreat, we have always won a glor-
ious victory; when we retreat. it isl
merely retiring to a more strategic
and advantageous position.
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Notice in Probate.

State of Iowa, Crawford County, S.
In Probate.
In.the matter of the estate OF August
P. Liljeholm, late of Crawford county,
deceased.
Notice Of Appointment Of Admins
tratrix with will annexed.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
10th day Of April, 1916, the undersigned
was duly appointed administrators
with will annexed. Of the above en-
titled estate. and all creditors of said
estate are notified to file their claims
in the office of the clerk of the district
court. in and for Crawford county,
Iowa, within one year from the date Of
this notice, according to law. and have
the same allowed and ordered paid by
the said court. or stand forever barred
thercfrOm.
Dated this 10th day OF April, 1916.
MATILDA LlLJEHOLM,
Administrative.
1856 By her Attorney, T, v. Walker.
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Amos, II he hadn't been my friend in
need today" And she and Storm,
each constantly breaking in ON the
other, told the days story.
by George!" cried Rhinelander.
holding his hand ungrudginEly out to
Spike. II believe there's something
decent in your worthless carcass after
all, Spike. You are entitled to good
dinner. And you shall eat It with me,
you blamed rascal. Go clean yourself
up and report at my car within an
hour" he said roughly. by the way,
Helen" he turned suddenly on his
foster niece: Those risht,of-way con.
tracts?" ,.f Y.
Here, Uncle Amos" she exclaimed.
She drew from her blouse the regis.
tered package. But the. Christmas
mail for the camp WIS stolen by those
brutes! It's lost
"Not quite" interposed Storm, pull.
ing punches Of letters from each Of
his pockets. II picked 'em up before
we left the room"
(TO BE CONTINUED)
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The optomist thinks of the bright
spring supshine, the pessimist of all
tho litter strewed around the bacy
yard that must be cleaned up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-08

THE annual meeting OF thc Mutual Assur.
ance S"clcty OF Virginia will be held a,
the office or the society Monday. May -
1916 At o'clock +. VI.
q. MOFFErT KING.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-08

Under the order of the court, entered
on the 30th day of March, 1914. the
undersigned. trustee and receiver. will
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FOR SALE-ISeul Estate.


bargain = StoDo net detached r"siG"ncc.
rooms. 2 "aths. attractive lot 3l$i5i
feet Address Owner 81 West Mam Street
y bargain at $500: garage or SHOP property:
lot 5lNyo feet; alley sides. Address owner.
Oh Wcst Main Street.
fcK shlv ic" plant and large lot. cheap
Address L NJ Crank. Louisa. Va
rooms Baths. $1,000 cash, Special
terms Tor balance. VIII trade for smaller
property. Madison iiG1.
4tti:E nice. beautiful homes In best resi-
Hcnutl section OF Highland Park. Nos
~. lt2t Second Avenue and lIl2 fnslow
NN"'nr. rooms and bath each. hot water
h"ut Also 1906 Second Avenue. rooms
"h'! bath. lairobc heat. All have all moi
EN- conrcnemccs. Small cash pay luent bal
liishland Park Phone Madison ls32.
i-r"",n. concrc," house. In Highland
springs. near car line. wuh lots ia cui-
uvhtiun. fruit trees and grape vines. cheap
70 quick purchaser. Apply 10 Michael fe'ler
FOR SloH cash. balance monthly. from
owner s-room house North Avenue. mod =
"rn convcniencc-. garage. fruit trees. shrub
hcry. screens and shades. House 700 large
Tor present owner. h 23i, caro- Times Dis
patch
FOR sale. ON Edg"wood Avenue. . new Z
room houses lot 5Oxi30; small cash pay
mint, balance monthly. Owner. Is i36. care
Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. large small tracts OF timber.
{. j" cottor. Southport, y. &.
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SITUATION WANTED-,ialc.

REGISTERED druggist wishes position at
once. relief or permanent. Box 2:t. Farm
vile, Va.
OUT Of doors-Stronr, young man, tired OF
office work. dcSires permanent employ
meat with Intelligent people on farm
tate or ia dairy. Address Farmer" I. -,
car" Times Dispatch.
WANTED. situation 10y reiahl. white man
as watchIEan. iun!tOt or collector. Phone
Randolph 5ls3-J
YOUNG man, =, wishes position q, any
thing: clerical preferred. or shipping cierl.
RAYMOND , Aunds, North sixth street.
DRUGGIST. registered assistant desires to
max" chang. "Nr-llcU; references. tor
cars broad ..sDcricncc. Address !'h.no!
/. -. care Times DIs patch
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Beautify Your Home

We can furnish you material for trellis
work. pergolas and mIlwork of all kinds
submit ms your designs and we will be glad
quote prices.
MONTAGUE MANUFACTURING; CO,
Broad Street and Belt Line
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SAFES.
MONEY 10 LOAN.
PARCEL POST AND MAI. ORDERS

PEAS
PEAS delivered Virginia points Sound
mixed peas at sl.io per buEhci; fancy Iron
peas at siGn per eush"!. freight prepaid.
Minimum shipment, /. bushels. ". a. John
son. North. y =.
FOR sale. sound rliX"|. fcld or COW peas
$i.35 per buShci, delivered any railroad sta.
lion IL Virginia Samples furnished upon
application. Samuel Bear Sr. " Sons Dox
; WILMINGTON, y. &.
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TELEGRAPHERS. SIGNAL
MEN TOWERMEN

OPEN SHOP CONDITIONS, HIGHEST SAL
AIRY PAID. FREE BOARD AND TRANS
PORTATION. CALI. AND SEE ME-. HAW
SER. ROOM "l1 loIEl fsi f.6tR
WANTED. u good upholstcrcr. T.. II. stew
art, East Tabh Street, Ictcrshurs Va.
WANTED. bartender. Address l.: 40, care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-08

This matter came on this day to he
heard upon the order entered herein on
the 9th day of March. 1916, which has
been duly published ms required by
law. as appears from the certificate or
the editor OF the Richmond Evening
journal. newspaper published in the
leave OF court, and upon the oral tes-
timony OF Catherine NJ. Smith and An
ME l.. Johnson this day given in open
court, and the court being satisfied
from said testimony that the legal pre-
sumption Of the death of Peter II. VAL
cniine is made out. doth decree that
said Peter III. Valentine is legally pre-
Sumcd 10 he dead, on account OF his
absence for seven or more years from
:lc city OF Richmond. the place of his
last domicilc within this State without
having been heard from.
And the court doth further order
that notice OF this decree be inserted
for two successive weeks in news
paper published III the city Of Rich-
nond. Virginia, and also In u news
paper published in the city Of sly lncy
Australia.
And IL is ordered that Peter H. Val
cntinc. If alive, or any person for him
shall produce to the court within
twelve weeks from the date OF the last
isfactory evidence of his continuance
Of life.
Clerk
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS
Coucrete Walks. Curhs nnd Road OIL.
Petersburg, Va
Sealed proposals. addressed 20 J Z Jones
chairman of Street COMMITTEES, Pete, srrrE.
Va. plainly marked Paving lnd ''urtiu.5
Bid" will bn received untii MAY 10. a. noon.
or the construction Of fifteen thousand
O5.'1nb Sect ~ concrete curb and gutter 20
be laid on such streets Council may dos
icmiJe to November |. 1915; ten thousa nj
Ga 900, square yards OF concrete walks to
b" laid such streets AZ Council may d"s
iEnat" 1" November l. 1915
separate bids must hs th" atova Items.
Either rT all must be accompanied hy
q certified CiIcCk Of iiNc hundred $3.50, dol
lars. made InyHbl" TO t.. q. Stratton. city
Treasurer. as evidence of good faith m"
part Of The bidder.
A. the sano time the Street Cnmmitten
Will receive proposals for not less than cour
nor more ;han ton tank ears "f road oil,
United States department good roads npecI-
icetions go, 10 he delivered 49, wanted
between III" date OF >plaCnS tho order and
July, az ordered Ivy the stree. Commit
tee. No ,crtiiicd check will De- required
with the bid for road oil BIDS must be
l.. -. b. Petersburg. Va.
The street ComUstt.c and Cl:y Council
reserve the right To r.jcc: amy ana all bids
Specifications may he had upon apt!icat zion
to r. =. Budd, city Engineer.
+ L GOODWIN
Clerk
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DCai:.l:SS OPPORTUNITIES
HoUilt SOLD A Nd TRADED.
IIAA.. Ia La.

DCei:.l:SS OPPORTUNITIES
BOUGlt:. SOLD AND TRADED.
L. P!TrMAN business Broker.
' North Tenth. Madison 5c79.
THE GREATEsr OPPDKrUNlrY OF r.Ir
FOR one desiring a wholesale. retail AVID
mai order iiIuor husim"ss. rhc most 10
Snd wharf. Tho present owner wishing 10
i.trr after successful tw,nti mine year
Hew"d rrlse. " gl5 800 No e9 ,r,r la7' Al.
dress /. 81. care Times. Dispatch
FOR saiS; sood ieyIng profitable business.
ton; good chance for right man. can
Madison =s2l-J OF C." Carrier y. CITY.
WANTED, "omg"riaI partner 20 take half
lnt"res, IN drug business; excellent oppor-
iunity for III" right party. Address T. i25.
ear" Times Dispatch.
MONEY for everybody able 10 save 81
weekly. '"m'norciai Guarantee Co. -
Eorth Ninth.
GROCERY and rtoyisions- Having decided
VIII sell my stock and fixtures u: invoice
and remain with buyer considerable time
VIII also sell property. rooms. hn;h. sIabi.
Location good West End corner Address,
x i3S, car. Tin"s- Dispatch.
WANTED. experienced mau 10 nanac.
wood workins factor Modera,. invest.
ment required. f aii care Times Dispatch
WAIVED. % bay Shenandoah Life stock. par
Th!n" $40 per share. VIII rny cash for
10 shares IL sold cheap. Address Room
"a,
SALOON ana liTuora. Baltimore. Md own
"r retiring. aftcr u years In business Good
corner in south central section. dciu,. SIS opO
annually under small expense: ideal IA
c.litios for mail order aud wholcg.i. b,,si.
n"-E. For particulars, photography etc So.
l. Pittman. Eorth Tenth STREE,
BOOMING and boa riding -hous. for .oIa
Good iocationA price very low. 1915 East
Main
Al opportunity omen TO party Win from
sa,Hr 90 $50 10 invest In Coca Cola hot.
ting plant. The Coca Cola bOttiing bust
ness - one OF the fastest growing manu-
featuring industries Of to-day. and broad
ANA exclusive territory awaits those who
get In on TIE. Sround floor while this drink
IL In its infancy. Write l.. -. Box 3.s.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

COAST LINE RAILROAD CONF
PANY
Office OF the Treasurer
Wilmington. y. G., May |. 1916.
THE board Of directors OF Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company has declared n
dividend OF i-2 per cent tho preferred
capital stock OF that company, payable at
the Office OF the treasurer, Whining m.
y. G., and after May 10, 1916. The
transfer books are closed from April cath
{" May 10Th both inclusive.
JAMES T. POST. Treasurer
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VEHICLES FOR SALE.

FOR wagons. 30 to Richardson Bros els
Brook Avenue. painting, repairing and
rubber tire work. Madison 1857.
FOR SAFE. a new rubbcr-tirc phacton, used
times Apply to Nrs, 7. 81. DIETRICH.
Lorraine. VA.
w. nave wagons IN several styles suit
the grocery business. SIS 10 $40; one laun-
dry wagon thu, sold FOR s!.j reduced to
slit'-lt- q beauty. \ Meyers sons. 15i
East Cary.
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HELP WANTED-Ee,nale.

. - . - =a 49,
WOMEN. Is or over. wanted for government
jobs $40 month Write for list OF posi-.
tons obtainable. Franklin Institute Dept
$50. Rochester. y. Y.
WANTED. hrst-c|aSa woman with references
to cook and ,ican Tor two people Good
wages. Room ON the premises. Apply be-
tween and $50 at night. Wcs,ov.r Apart
inents. corner Monument Avenue ana Null
berry. third noor. west side.
LADIES. do crochcting at home. For par
tlcul9rs send stamped, addressed envelope.
Gal. Lace Co. t5l South olive. Los Angeles.
Cal.
tDi.OFED women 20 demonstrate. Good
money. ApDy Room iI7 M.chan mic Build
ing Third aud clay. Newbro Company.
WANTED. Il clean and neat looking white
i*dy ana daughter To- work cook and
hOuscinaid for minin. supcrint.nd.nt at
mining camp near Richmond; good pay and
easy work. Meet IN. Monday between /
and O'Clock at 1879 East Main Street s
H. Groves.
~ ir.i. VdiED'rs. inSeaIuc:S bcad-rS and
Stitch"fs VIII pay good wages. Steady
WORK. Appiy tho SchwHnd.r Shoe COMPANY
10 West Franklin, Street. baltimore, Md
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SCHOOLS

SEHG0J (E Coordination Of Mind, Aedy ,vses.
n,,nSnCo. a7th year opens Oct. S. Summer
ExHNESSIDI Terms. Evening classes. Work for
all needs. Write for list OF DR..
Curry's books and Expression
8. g. Curry PhD.. President, copsJ So. Bostsn NasL