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IRISH SITUATION
|MPER|LLEO BY |
U[STER'S Def
Affairs at crux as British cabl-
net Drafts Reply to listers
Representative.
49, International New. Service.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE critics.
stage OF the Irish negotiations wst
emphasized today as the British cabj-
net went into session 10 consider Ifp
reply OF the Ulster premier. Sir Jamae
Craig, 10 the compromise proposals II
fered by Lloyd George in which Cralg
said Ulster would definitely decline to
enter an all-lreland parliament.
AT Lloyd Georges Official resid snce
In Downing street IL was stated tnat
the premier was still hopeful OF 'inl-
ing a solution OF the Irish situation.
Prominent Unionists. who nave
backed the British premier In his ed
deavors To bring agreement betweet
the Sim Fein and Ulster represents
tives, said they were not sympaIhet 70
toward Craig's latest move. which hsls
threatened TO throw the Irish situation
DacK 10 where II was DeIore Lloyd
George called the two IRISH factions
into conference.
A dispatch from Londonderry today
said that II peace negotiations fau.
three days notice Of the termination
OF the truce wIil De given before hos
tilities are resumed.
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SlO,5OO-BUSINESS PROPERTY ~ .
N w Contains
" " NV ~ Ss.SOO-HOLMEAD MANOR
Owner ntwugiv
Ss,250-OVERLOOKiNG SOLDIERS HOME GROUNDS
;:s ss. as s @ hts xs.s II hot Only .s :s s Colonial front pore"
S9,O00-TAKOMA PARK
ssctr 10
ss,5OO-NoRTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ~ u,
s7,5OO-HALF SQUARE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
ar the al rate o
$7,6O0-GARAGE PROPERTY
o
s5OOO-ATTRACTIvE PROPOSITION
locate X s W.
pay Can he to
s4,sO0-NEAR RHODE ISLAND AVE- N. E.
S N -"
S62bO-TO COLORED PURCHASER
tsrn w ~ w ~ 'f' ''"' contains rooms
VIM H. SAUNDERS co.
1888 N. W. Main 101s 6 and 1ol7
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S HURT AS FUNERAL s..
BOUND AUTO TIPS OVER

DOYLESTOWN. Pa, Nov. 12.-Fivs
persons narrowly escaped being crush-
ed TO death and a woman was serious-
Iy injured yesterday wnen the auto in
which they were riding turned over in
u gutter along the Philadelphia and
r-astOn highway, near PipersvIlle.
The injured are Mrs. Joseph Wilson.
internal injuries that may prove fatal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newman, John
Newman and Mrs. Hannah Wilson.
Mrs. Joseph Wilson Is in the Abingdon
Hospital here. The rest proceeded 10
Chester.
The women were pinned beneath
and 1t was necessary for the men,
although injured, to cut a hole through
the top Of the machine and release
them. \
The passengers were on their way
to attend the funeral Of Charles New.
man. a brother of the injured men,
when the steering gear gave way.
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BENEFACTOR ACCUSES Il
YOUTH OF ROSBlNG HIM

NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-Col. Els
worth NrOoman, real estate operator
OF st. Petersburg. Fla, today told
police that John Accardi, twenty years
old, had robbed him of $3.50 and two
diamond rings after the colonel had
befriendcd Accardi in the street and
had taken him to the Eiks Club for
the night.
Accardi was arrested and police said
he admitted the theft but said ne mad
thrown the money and jewels from the
bedroom window in fear of detection.
No trace Of the valuables was found.
Vrooman preferred a charge VI
grand larceny AGAINST Accardl. -
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NOBEL CHEMISTRY PRIZE
is AWARDED TO GERMAN

STOCKHOLM, Nov. 12.-Prof. Wal
ther Nernst, of the University of Ber-
lin. Is awarded the Nobel prize for
1920 in chemiatry by the Swedish
Academy. The prizes in chemistry
and physics for 1921 are being re.
served.
DIR. Nernst. in addition to being d.
rector of the institute OF physics and
chemistry in the University Of Berlin,
is Fellow Of the Berlin Academy Of
Science. Do.
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SITS ON AFFNITY'S LAP
IN WINDOW TO ANGER WIFE

MILLVILLE, N. j.. Nov. 12.-
Charged with having an affinity and
sitting on her lap in the window 90
as to anger his wife. who lives on
the opposite side of the street, Thomas
LAUDER, of Powell street, was arrested
yesterday on complaint OF his wife.
Lucy LAUDER. She asks the support
of his two children.
LAUDER, retaliated by charging his
wife with having an affinity IN Vine
land. He was ordered to pay 81 q
week.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

on shepherd street. bstSesn iath and
15th. . stories. attic. newN cons' ting OF
6 rooms and tile bath: colonial front
porch, breakfast porch and double sleeping
tT,city ti ana no, water heat. Very deep lot to
an alley, ample space for garden and AGAR
Garage. This 10 . very desirable location
and 10 . very attractive property: occu-
pied by owner: possession In 10 days
$10.500.
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ADMIRAL SAYS WARShlPS
FEAR AlRPlANE MOST

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-The air
plane is the most dangerous foe of the
$40, ,00O, 900 battleship, Rear Admiral
William +. Pullman, of the Naval War
College, told a gathering OF airmen
last night at the third annual Armis-
tice dinner of the Aero Club ok
America.
The overwhelming evidence Of re-
cent events, he said. forces the con-
clusion that sea power. the force that
makes a nation great, will hereafter
be dependent upon air power"
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ALLISON ST.

Near 18th ct. Light brick. concrete
front porch: . stories ana attic: contains
4 rooms, baths and shower: gas and
electricity; hssted ~ hot water; lot 10
3Bxlko. one-car garage: occupied by
owner; clear Of any trust.
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BOSS & PHELPS

Tel. Main 4340 l406 St N. w.
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT
tunity
$3.50
WEST OF 18TH SOUTH OF
/ is
large electric lights
$4,000
LEXINGTON
is
in
lawn and paved Immediate
$3.50
PLEASANT
I'd and
modern electricity and
ADVANTAGE OF IN" sood
BOSS PHELPS
Home Of Homes
r., Mai, A3A0 14O6 H St N. W.
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$4,000.
MERIDIAN PLACE.

West Of 18th ST., semi-detsched. brick /;
corner Of an alley; convenient to market
and stores and thesters: two stories; !;
contains rooms, bedrooms and
bath and extra toilet: gas and cleo
heat: 2-car garage. This property was
only recently built. 10 now occupied by
possession upon report Of title.
$l3,500.
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UPTON ST.

Convenient to the car line: compsrs-
lively new: contains IL rooms and baths
and servants rooms: has gas. electricity
and heated BY hot water (automatic water
heatsr); 2-car brick garage. owner viii
GiyS lmm sdiate possession; requires only
q small amount OF cash.
$4,000.
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oOUIhEAST.
50. .300-NeaYly new Colonial house
on a lsttered street south
east: 8 rooms and bath;
hOt-water heat. electric
lights. A Good buy.
81, ,000-Vacant. q corner store and
dwelling. 8 rooms. on . let
tered street. southeast. Rea-
sonable terms.
IS, ,000-One square from Congress
honal Library. Eight rooms
and bath; hot-wstsr heat.
Terms.
$6,S60|G st. s. r. A splendid
home: 8 rooms and bath;
furnace heat and gas. Va
cant.
$4,500-Third st. s. E.. facing Gar
field Park. Two stories
and cellar: 7 rooms, bath,
furnace and gas. Reason
able terms.
l,5O0-Fourth st. s. E. Two sto-
ries and cellar: s rooms and
bath. Terms.
81, 5,000--On 18th st. 8. E.. near Pa.
ave-. a well-built Groom and
bath; garage holds 1 cars.
Terms. $3.50 cash.
BLOOMINGDALE.
$7,500-North Capitol and 8. At
tractive 2-story and cellar.
6 rooms and bath; garage.
Possession.
7,000-North Capitol near v st..
Eight rooms. bath. furnace
heat. gas.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
A GOOD HOME

n Doob Ilo"G
IN the heart Of the fast growing busi-
ness district.
A large, modern brick home Of IL
rooms and 2 baths. Hot-water heat.
The lot, facing on 14th st.. Is 70
bv 18O feet and runs to a wide alley.
A brick garage.
Business development will force
this property to double in value in
short time.
1t is now vacant, and IL rented for
business or residence will yield a
good return on the investment while
The capital increases almost at the
rate of to 1.
HERMAN z. GASCH
1926 New York Ave. Main $3.50
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McKEEvER a GOsS
Reaors
1AOb Eve Street Main <762
SAULS ADDITION
In
se'roem
alley n
NORTHEAST
c:.o 10 % d . m ss: .T'n & s'' p. ' l
PARK VIEW
s':n '. . s'' p s ;"a '' '"'d
BUCHANAN STREET
700 ocstIo
McKEEVER & GOss
Eye Main 47b2
Members Of Washington Real Estate Beard
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$4,000
ONTARIO PI N w.

Three stories. consisting Of 10 roo. tG
bedrooms) and tile bath has gas electric
lights and heated by hot water, front and
rear porches. lot 10 lsSis1 to a l3-foot
alley; ample space for garage; can be In
spected by appointment from this office I,
only q small cash payment Is required.
$l2,500.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
THOMAS J. FISHER CO.,
-Incorporated
73S 18th St. N w. Main $500
CONSULT OUR SALES DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS

Two stories. brick: comparatively new
colonial porch; 8 large rooms, tile bath
and servants toilet; gas and electricity
heated by hot water back porch, first
floor; sleeping porch. second floor; lot Is
Issi2S to q fb-ft. alley; ample space for
garage. This property 10 In good con
dition, occupied by owner and 10 anxious
to sell.
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NORTHEAST.
Sc, 5,500-B st. N. E., near 9th. Two
stories; 6 rooms and bath:
hot-water heat, gas.
$5,250-F st. near 3rd st. N. f.
Two stories; rooms and
bath; furnace heat.
So, ,600-N. Capitol, near X st. N. f.
Two stories; 6 rooms and
bath.
sc, ,300-On Quincy st. N. e. Two
stories; 6 rooms and bath;
furnace heat and gas. Easy
terms.
$9,500-B st.. near 9th st. N. r.
Ten rooms and bath; hot
water heat. gas. Posses
sion.
81, 7,000-8th and H sts. N. E. Two
stories; 6 rooms. bath; hot
water heat, gas.
81 ,000-9th and F sts. N. E. Two
stories: z rooms and bath.
81, 4,600-5th ST.. near Camp Meigs.
Two stories: rooms and
bath; garage: two cars.
81 4.250-3rd ST.. near F N. E. Eight
rooms and bath; garage.
Sc, ,000-Florida ave.. near 18th st.
N. E. Two stories and eel
lar; 7 rooms. bath, furnace
and gas; garage.
s6,000-On 4th st. N. E.. one block
from Stanton Park. A we'll
built Groom house and bath;
hot-water heat: rear porch;
room for a garage.
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$l2,500.
TILDEN ST.-VACANT.

North OF Conn. ave. bridge; convenient
to car line: practically new and in excel
lent condition; contains rooms and ba tn
all modern conveniences: gas, electricity
and hot-wster heat; lot is 25xl3s feet to
an lS-n. alley; ample room for large ga
rage: terms can be arranged.
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BUY NOW!


the market"-the best in all sect
AND TERMS!
Here are a few of the
BEST Buys" picked at random
from our Suburban files.
Aurora Heights, Va.
Two new b-room bungalows ready for
occupancy IN ~ days; oak floors. open
fireplace, electricity and gas, furnace heat;
these bubtalows are situated one on
Arlington ave-, the other on Cherrydais
rd.; any one looking for real value in .
modern home will appreciate the property
offered here. Price, $3.50 and IS, $50. Con-
Thrifton, Va.
New s-room ana room for bath bunga-
low; electricity and a large lot; 2 minutes
from station: ready to move in. $500.
haywood, Va.
courtroom bungalow; electricity ana
blocks from care. $500: $500 cash, sss
per month.
These prices are RIGHT.
We build homes, and we know
. good buy when we see one.
It will pay you to see US.
734 18th Street N. w.
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CENTRALLY LOCATED.

Very desirable rooninx house. stories,
containing 10 rooms. . baths; has 3 open
nreplacss: property 10 occupied by owner.
Can be inspected by an appointment. and
imn ediAte possession and convenient
terms to responsible purchaser.
$4,000.
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ons and THE EASIEST PRICES
Colored buyers for city
property should see us about
these. There is no other time
to buy a good Home.
FOR COLORED.
22nd st. N. w., 500 Block
siy rooms and bath brick: latrobe, gas
$3.50. ss00 cash, $40 per month.
P st. N. w., 500 Block.
Seven rooms and bath; latrobe sas
basement. $500. ,30o cash, $40 per
month.
l. st. N. W., Good Section.
Six rooms and bath. $3.50: s2so cash.
Girard St. N. w., 1000 Block.
Nine rooms and bath large yard; good
condition. $4,000. $3.50 cash, 500 per
month.
Our lists Of REAL HOMES
for Colored buyers is almost
inexhaustible. We have over
200 choice places-at the
RIGHT PRICE.
Phone Main 3195.
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HOUSES ron SALE.

ss.soe-Sins room house lstrOss heat I;
$40 NasAlasASe Silsae s31 "a 49, -
feet deep Frame and latroos heat.
Good buy and should sell at oRes,
seSSo.isrss frame ,1,s on nSon,ty ~ W. Is S,as
sar.ss, Thi. property surely win b
years. Within walking distance Of sny
part OF the business section OF ths city.
sTsbe-Almost a brand new s-room house
ner; hot-water heat gas, electric hshts
porohss large sleeping porch. large
way. and at this price q should sell at
once. Very excellent 5, II. location.
@oS% ihs eornst or k,S S0n %nS q n sts h. W. This
ts t-story brick, on business street
Can be sspodslsa into bushes. e; aIIIsP. pTSP
more money than the above price.
ss.50o-Six- room house; furnace heat sas
in excellent condition Very good s.
II. location. $500 cash. balance Of the
s,PPsSssoe' PPssmen's less nan Sas rent .ooa n W bust
ness property, large renter anu ohy
S2.oO2 cash. or owner will take or
Tor this properly Building has hot
water heat. gas. electric lights. double
ass E 81 N. E.-Briek corner property
and a large stock Of sr0ceries. lrles s
$1,000. Store and dweliing eomelned
ing house; hoi-water heat; newly
pspered and painted.
SS1, OOO---I can seJl you a large brick
corner business property, flats ana
stores; a large stock OF groceries, owner
doing a large retail business. Very
reasonable amount OF cash viii buy TINS
good property and his entire business
Bungalows and almost all kinds OF homes
for sale. city building lots and business
properties.
J.D. GARMAN.
District National Bank Bldg.
Main 1929. FIR. 1898.
5lS FIRST ST. S. e.
- rooms bath, cellar. h; W. H.; price
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$4,000.
NEAR THE CAPITOL.

The Conversational Library and House Of
Representative; corner brick In good con
dition. consisting Of 10 rooms and baths
has gas, electric lights and hot-air fur
mace: lot is l9xl00; 2-story brick. suitable
for 2-car garage: occupied by owner; can
be inspec ed by permit: Immediate pos
session; reasonable terms could be ar
ranged.
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SUBURBAN FOR Sal K.

BRAND NEW b-rOom bungalow: with
ready to move into; fine condition. large
S-room bungalow and bath. 5000
f-Ioom ssmf.bunsaiow. new $500
r. G.. LOHR
Col sots-J 266 carroll at. Takoma PARK,
WE WILL FINANCE home building OPP
J erations In District and nearby Maryland
per cent OF cost Of lot and building; Call
and snamias plans for moas,n mod :. Z. ,,.n bones
CHANoE Inc, s22 New YORK ave.
The best buy near Washington
AURORA HEIGHTS, VA.
An eight-room and bath, brick. furnace
heat. electricity. stationary tubs. front and
rear porches. garage for three cars chick
en- houses outbuiidings. all kinds OF fruit.
two acres OF ground: immediate posses
sion. Price. til.SOO and very attractive
WILDMAN g. CO.
Exclusive Agents
eth and II SITS. n. .W.Fr. W. FIR. s&0s:
SUBURBAN HOME.
20 MINUTES TO TREASURY.
7-room bungalow. hot-water heat, gas /:
garage. chicken house; all In Al condition.
with l acre OF ground: possession with de-
posit. Easy terms at $500.
WILDMAN Il CO.,
9th and II SITS. n W. Frank. otoe:
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS, ID
e. Washington, November g. ie21.-
Sealed proposals will be received at Room
500. District building until o'clock p, m.
iivering nine, more or less. pianos for use
in the public schools. For detailed iHfor-
ing CUNO II RUDOLPH JAMES
OYSTER, CHARLES KELLER. Commits
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d
G. Washington. Noyember 10, 1921,
sos. District building, until 2 o'clock p. m
November rs, 1921, for furnishing long
Der. For detailed information. apply to
Room 330. District building CUNO H.
RUDOLPH, JAMES r. OYSTER, CHARLES
KELLER. Commissioners, D. $.
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
wANTED-Return load household goods
by Su;o van from BaIto Phiis SsS n
AND STORAGE CO. North aa42 or sa+%.
CLAN: DRY STORAGE FOR rURNi.
fully given. wEsCHLER'S. S7o Pa ava
y w. Phone Main 1851
d. G. McwHORTER co.
Heavy hauling Of every description; loca,
and long distance moving by motor vans.
Flat dump trucks by our contract or
tonnage basis. Freight to and from Balti-
Phone Washington OFFICE, Main sss4
40 BOND BLDG.
HEAVY trucking or, moving: reasonable
MOVING
PADDED VANS FURNISHED
Phone Main 2o1o-201l.
KRIEG'S EXPRESS
STORAGE, PACKING AND SHIPPING
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$6,500
to rent floor If desired.
DO YOU NEED ROOMS?
See this
Near North Capitol and T.
Hot-water heat.
Lot 20x1O0.
$4,000. Rents $115 month.
cash. month including principal interest will buy
a bath located 14h N
STONE FAIRFAX,
Main 2424
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STONE & FAIRFAX,

HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
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$lO,500.

NEAR LINCOLN PARK
Semi etached. stories, contains
rooms and baths. hot-water heat, 3-car
garage. in frst-clsss condition; occupied
by owner: purchaser can have prompt
possession.
1000.
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wANTED-Home near Monroe st. ". w.
west of 14th St; immediate possession;
not over sl1. 900: must have four bed
rooms. BOX A-so, Times office.
ATTENTION, OWNERSi
We want houses OF all kinds and de-
scriptiops, in all sections OF the city. to
sell to applicants.
ban property and small and high -class
farms.
Get in touch with us at once. Our de-
mand is big, and with ma ximum service"
attained by over thirty years experience.
~e can sell your property In a very short
p J. wALsHE, Inc.
725 18th at. N w.
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Main 1924
SOUTHEAST.

1912 New York Ave. Main 2
NOBTuEAST SOIJTHr CT
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738 18th st. N. w,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-26

but appreciative gulps. l took mine
in small but appreciaIive sips. The
fire roared, and the wind howled.
Jed, drinking by gulps, soon was ex-
hilarated. Mr.. Sidney and l had been
rational. We had been talking, l re-
call, of the substitution of a Syrian
idea of immortality, concerned chiefly
with precious metals and stones, for
the north European idea of Valhalla,
when Jed began 10 sing, and with
gustO and affection opened another
bottle of wine The wind grew in vio-
lence.
ut is a night for any of the living
dead about place" l said.
II like wind that has many voices, -
said Mr.. Sidney. 1T produces certain
sensations or emotions that are print
tive. 1t suggests a threat and increases
the sense of shelter and comfort. We
sit like peasants about the fireplace
and are inclined to legends
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-26
Story of the Dobson Murder.
ITO BE CONTINUED
HISTORY REVEALED BY NAMES
BY Them It Is Possible to Ascertain
What Races Have Inhabited
Different Districts.

In the earliest days Of the human
family, all known persons, places and
groups Of human beings must have
had names by which they were recog-
nized.
The study Of these names and their
survival in civilization enables us Of
ten TO ascertain what races Inhabited
districts now peopled by those Of en-
tirefy different speech.
The names of mountains and rivers
In many parts of England, for In
stance, are Celtic.
Ancient local names are, as rnle
purely descriptive. A river is calico
by some word which merely signifies
"the water" q mountain may have
q name which means 1.-The peak, the
castle" 1.-The point"
English place names generally state
some simple fact, and often denote
no more than property; the name OF
q town or hamlet being formed by
adding ton" or ham" to the name
OF some early lBndhOlder.
Quite often a bit Of even haif-hu-
morOus description will survive IN
such a name, as when stony, starved
and weedy district is called Starvacre.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-26
CHAPTER IV-Continued.

our charming old gentleman could
not 70 through the entire institution,
and the warden led him to the most
accessible parts of the interesting
place. We saw the rattan-Chair works
and the honor men in the gardens. We
also took one glance ar a tier Of cell
houses and peeped into the dining-hall
and into the chapel.
The warden would have had US stay
to dinner.
l had to forbid this. 1t would have
been too much of a physical strain
upon Mr.. Sidney. l knew that the lit
tie diversion was interesting him, and
l was glad to have him interested, but
did not want 10 tax his strength.
I'm the doctors servant" he said.
"Tll look into the library if you don't
mind. warden. and then Wen obey the
physician"
Warden Williams led US to the IL
brary, which contained a large col
lection of books. An elderly convict
was engaged in catalOguing some new
volumes which had just been taken
out of boxes. He was interested and
paid no atte1tiOn to us.
Mr.. Sidney looked at him for a few
minutes.
what did you say was his crime?"
he asked of the warden,
That's DObson," said Mr. Williams.
You must know his story. He is the
man who killed his brother. You are
living in the Dobson house"
looked at the frail white-h haired
man with a sudden shock of interest.
This was the man who had created the
ghost story at Hartley house. He was
fumbling registry cards and writing on
them. He was frail and insignificant.
He had been once, by legend, a sturdy,
muscular, cruel brute. He was now
feeble and interested in catalOguing.
Mr.. Sidney looked about the room.
This does not seem to be so well
protected as the other parts of the
prison" he said.
ut is not thought necessary" said
the warden. Escape from here might
Eot be impossible for an agile man. 1t
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-26
uappiness Not Found in Crowds.

Contact with great crowds is no
guarantee Of happiness. Almost every
man al some time or another gets the
fever for the great city. II he could
only mingle with the crowds that
throng the streets and rub shoulders
with muItitudes striving for success
or unlimited pleasures he would be
sure to revel in happiness. How rude
the awakening must be when he tries
II The great city doesn't know you
have entered il. You may be the
oracle Of your own town but you may
stand Oh the street Of the city and
watch the passers-by for hours at a
time and no one will say word to
Won. There Is no more lonesome feel
ing in the world than that N feeling
vonrself alone IN the midst Of people.
rs as bad as being thirsty IN the mid
die Of the ocean. Crowds DO not give
banpIness. Exchange.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-02-26
SEEKS NAMELESS AFFINITY
Friendship Of Stranger in Chi
cago Movie" Theater.

ChicagO-A coed, who refused e
reveal her name, appealed to Chicago
newspapers 10 help her find her ATTN
ity M. j.
m. J" met her at the movies. -
The goods French heel caught on a
nail and was ripped off, and m. J."
offered to take the shoe out to be
fixed while she watched the show
Before the picture was ended he re
turned with the shoe and disappeared
The coed said the courtship reached
the c0smIc stage when he proposed
and She accepted, the romance being
carried out by thought waves The
Initials NJ. j. were obtained from a
fortune teller.